Kaycee Bevans

Person-centered therapy creates a warm, non-judgmental space where you feel truly seen and heard. By offering empathy, acceptance, and genuine connection, this approach helps you explore your thoughts and emotions at your own pace. Over time, it can build your self-trust, increase self-awareness, and support you in making choices that feel true to who you are.

A play-based approach meets children where they are—through play. It gives young clients a natural and comfortable way to express their thoughts, feelings, and experiences without needing to find the "right" words. Through games, storytelling, art, and imaginative play, children can process emotions, build coping skills, and feel truly understood in a way that feels safe and engaging.

Trauma-informed therapy helps clients feel safe, empowered, and understood as they work through difficult experiences. It recognizes the impact of trauma on the mind and body, and focuses on building trust, supporting choice, and creating a sense of control. Rather than asking “what’s wrong with you?” it gently explores “what happened to you?”—always at the client’s pace.

Attachment-focused therapy supports clients in understanding how early relationships shape the way they connect with others and themselves. By exploring patterns of closeness, trust, and emotional safety, this approach helps clients heal from past relational wounds and build healthier, more secure connections. It creates a safe, supportive space where clients can experience consistency, empathy, and attunement—key ingredients in building secure attachment.