By day, Keith’s a trauma-informed mental health therapist, helping kids, teens, and adults navigate the twists and turns of their personal journeys. At night (and sometimes during lunch breaks), he’s deep into movies, comics, video games, and Dungeons & Dragons, always ready to discuss character arcs, boss battles, or why Batman definitely needs therapy. Whether you’re a young Padawan learning to manage big feelings, a teen trying to survive the high school Hunger Games, or an adult working through past plot twists like an M. Night Shyamalan movie, he’s here to provide a nonjudgmental space to explore your emotions and develop coping strategies.

With the wisdom of a Jedi and the heart of Samwise, Keith believes therapy should feel less like a chore and more like an adventure. For kids, therapy might look like using superheroes, storytelling, and play to build emotional skills. For teens, it could be exploring identity and resilience through pop culture and humor. And for adults, it could be processing past plot twists with compassion and curiosity while forging a path forward—whether that means building new skills, breaking old patterns, or just surviving the next season of life like a red shirt on a Star Trek away mission. Keith’s approach is rooted in empathy, humor, and just the right amount of nerdy references.

Think of therapy not as just “talking about feelings,” but as your own personal character development—sometimes messy, sometimes challenging, but always leading towards growth. Together you’ll develop narratives, acquire strategies, and discover your inner hero. No matter your age, you’re the main character in your own story, and Keith is here to help you navigate the adventure.