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We wilt in isolation, and we heal in connection.

You don’t have to keep pretending or going it alone. When something’s not working, you get to decide what you want to do with that — and you’re here because you’re ready to choose change.

Thank you for showing up. That’s the first step.

Wherever you want to go from here, let’s take it together.

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A woman and a child sitting on a blanket by the water during sunset, with two bicycles parked nearby.

Life’s messy. Relationships are complicated. Connection makes it better.

Being human means holding contradictions — craving closeness and space, stability and change. We love, we lose, we mess up, and try again. All the while, we’re just trying to manage day-to-day life.

Meanwhile, you’re doing your best to keep it together, but you’re tired — maybe even wondering if you’re pulling it off at all. Quite frankly, it’s pretty overwhelming sometimes and who the heck are you supposed to turn to for help”?

That’s where therapy can come in: here, you have the space to slow down, be real, and sort through all of that noise. To be seen, heard, and supported without judgment.

I work with individuals and couples who are done pretending things are “fine.” Using evidence-based tools and grounded, compassionate support, we’ll untangle the hard stuff and move toward clarity, connection, and a deep sense of trust that you can handle whatever life throws your way.

You don’t have to stay stuck, numb, or continue sacrificing yourself. Something different is possible — and it can start here.

When you’re ready, let’s take that first step together.

What I offer:

How therapy can help:

  • Gain the courage to face what’s not working in your life or relationship—and also honor what is. Together, we’ll explore both, because every aspect of your experience is important.

  • Get clear on what truly matters—your values, dreams, and authentic self. Whether alone or as a couple, it’s about discovering what’s real and embracing it.

  • Shake up your perspective, build solid new habits, and step into the hard stuff with more clarity, confidence, and less BS.

  • Feel a deeper connection with yourself or your partner, and watch the ripple effect spread—because when things click, life just feels better.

  • Find healing and move forward by gaining new perspectives on old wounds, mending aching hearts, and rebuilding trust—allowing you to embrace growth and create a healthier future.

Hi, I’m Kate!

Practicing in beautiful Whitefish, Montana, I’m a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who helps individuals and couples cut through the noise, face the hard stuff, and build a life that rides the ups and downs with more ease.

As a Level 2 Gottman-trained couples therapist, I know strong relationships aren’t just found, they’re built. I help couples break through communication barriers, rebuild trust, and create lasting connection. No fluff, just real strategies designed to help you create the kind of partnership you can count on.

I bring that same relational, down-to-earth approach to my work with individuals. Whether you’re navigating life transitions, wrestling with self-doubt, or healing old wounds, we’ll work together to help you reclaim your story and build something better.

Healing happens in the sweet spot where connection and compassion meets challenge.

If you’re ready to do the work, let’s get started.