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Hi, I'm Kelsey Milam

I’m a 100% telehealth therapist serving clients across North Carolina who are ready to feel more grounded, fulfilled, and true to themselves. I know how hard it can be to reach out for help, but you don’t have to go through this alone. No matter your concern, I offer a calm, supportive space to grow. I work best with clients who are ready to show up, do the work, and take meaningful steps toward a life that feels authentic and peaceful.

I was inspired to become a therapist by meeting with one myself, after my father passed away when I was a young girl. I know first-hand how scary it can be to share your story, but trust me having an un-biased, non-judgmental, listening ear can go a long way. If you think we might be a good fit, I invite you to reach out today!

Specialties

Anxiety

We aim to de-stigmatize mental illness. All of us has experienced some level of anxiety or depression. With the pandemic, this level increased for most people. We can provide coping and self-regulation skills that everyone can benefit from.

Trauma

Depression, anxiety, & self-harm are some of the many ways that trauma can manifest. Kelsey uses a mixture of EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Exposure Therapy to heal from past distressing events.

LGBTQIA+

We provide a safe space to provide non-judgmental support. Kelsey has experience with folks across the sexuality and gender spectrum. She feels comfortable discussing the transition process and writing letters for gender affirming surgeries.

Experience

Education
  • Master of Social Work

University of North Carolina-Charlotte, 2017

  • Bachelor of Social Work

Western Carolina University, 2015

Licenses & Certificates
  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Nevada (10172-C)

  • Licensed Clinical Social Worker, North Carolina (C015170)

  • Advanced Group Leader, Strengthening Families Program

  • Level 3 Primary Care & Level 4 Group, Positive Parenting Program

  • EMDR Certified

Phone

919-244-2210

Email

This website is not intended for those experiencing a mental health crisis. If you or a loved one is in crisis, call 911 immediately for medical emergencies or 988 for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

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