- Practical insight work
- Trauma-informed approach
- Focus on relationships
About Kylie
Dr. Kylie Rogalla is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with 14 years of clinical and teaching experience. She draws on her background as a counselor educator and a clinician to help people facing stress, anxiety, addiction, grief, relationship strain, and depression. Her style is direct and curious, focused on helping clients understand how past experiences shape present behavior.
She began her career working with young people in alternative high schools and programs for youth with diverse needs. Over several years she also worked in emergency non-profit shelters supporting people in crisis, including those affected by intimate partner violence and substance use. That hands-on work guides her practical approach to crisis and trauma-related concerns.
Kylie blends several therapeutic models to match each person's needs. She pays attention to attachment patterns, personal meaning, and how traumatic memories can affect daily life. Sessions emphasize clear thinking about emotions and behaviors, and practical steps clients can try between meetings.
In the room she looks for what is out of awareness - the motives and beliefs that shape reactions. She helps people name those patterns so they lose some of their power. Therapy often includes talking through difficult memories, practicing new ways to relate, and building insight into recurring problems.
Her background in counselor education means she also teaches and supervises new counselors and presents research at conferences. People who choose her can expect a thoughtful, experience-informed approach that aims to make daily life more manageable and relationships easier to navigate.
She began her career working with young people in alternative high schools and programs for youth with diverse needs. Over several years she also worked in emergency non-profit shelters supporting people in crisis, including those affected by intimate partner violence and substance use. That hands-on work guides her practical approach to crisis and trauma-related concerns.
Kylie blends several therapeutic models to match each person's needs. She pays attention to attachment patterns, personal meaning, and how traumatic memories can affect daily life. Sessions emphasize clear thinking about emotions and behaviors, and practical steps clients can try between meetings.
In the room she looks for what is out of awareness - the motives and beliefs that shape reactions. She helps people name those patterns so they lose some of their power. Therapy often includes talking through difficult memories, practicing new ways to relate, and building insight into recurring problems.
Her background in counselor education means she also teaches and supervises new counselors and presents research at conferences. People who choose her can expect a thoughtful, experience-informed approach that aims to make daily life more manageable and relationships easier to navigate.
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