Kayla Burroughs

Therapist

MA in Clinical & Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Couple & Family Therapy

Care for children 10+ and adults.

Hello, my name is Kayla! As a therapist, I believe that healing begins with connection, trust, and feeling genuinely seen and understood. I strive to create a therapeutic space where clients can show up as their authentic selves without judgment, expectations, or the pressure to have everything figured out. I believe every person has inherent strengths, resilience, and the capacity for growth, and I feel privileged to walk alongside clients as they navigate the experiences, relationships, and challenges that shape their lives.

I completed my Master’s degree in Clinical & Counseling Psychology with a concentration in Couple & Family Therapy from Chestnut Hill College, after earning my B.A. in Psychology with a minor in Human Development & Family Studies from Penn State University. I specialize in working with families, teens, and young adults navigating anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, emotional regulation, relationship and family challenges, and life transitions.

My approach is client-led, meaning I meet each person where they are while also recognizing that meaningful growth sometimes requires us to gently challenge ourselves, explore what may feel uncomfortable, and consider new perspectives. I believe therapy should not be rigid or one-size-fits-all. My approach is fluid and balanced, drawing from clinical insight, intuition, and the unique needs of each client and family. Together, we can explore the patterns, relationships, beliefs, and experiences impacting your well-being while identifying the strengths and resources that can support you moving forward. I believe there is value in making space for both the hard things and the hopeful things, honoring where you are while creating room for where you want to go.

Above all, I take pride in being authentic and human first. I do not believe you need to be a certain way in therapy, and I do not see myself as someone who has all the answers. Instead, I see therapy as a collaborative relationship where we can be both curious and honest. My hope is to offer a space where you feel supported in being exactly where you are, while also feeling empowered to grow beyond where you have been.