MENUKalee Floyd, LMHCA
Kalee Floyd’s Therapist Disclosure Statement <<< (Clickable)
I believe that the most important part of counseling is a strong therapeutic relationship. I do my best to create a safe, welcoming space for you. I feel that counseling should be both helpful and enjoyable. I strive to create a warm, authentic, non-judgmental, and collaborative environment. I hope that through our work together, you will feel seen, accepted, and empowered to create the world you want to live in. It is important to me that my clients feel empowered by the counseling experience, and I work hard to build a relationship that encourages choice, self-awareness, and self-determination.
My therapeutic approach is rooted in existential and humanistic dynamics. I also draw from several other approaches to support my clients, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT); Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT); Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT); and Attachment Theory. I received my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Gonzaga University. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate in the state of Washington.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and family, traveling, and painting. I also love listening to music, watching horror movies, reading, playing guitar, hiking, and exploring the Pacific Northwest.
Specialties and areas of focus
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Life Transitions
- LGBTQIA+
- Women
- Young Adults
- Adolescents
- Relationship issues
Q&A with Kalee
1.) Some therapists are more comfortable addressing the immediate problem, while others want to focus on the deeper issue. Which are you?
I believe it’s important to focus on both. It is important to address immediate problems, however, I have found that those are often related to deeper issues. Often times, I find that tackling immediate problems first can make it easier to transition into the deeper issues.
2.) Do you tend to lead the session, or follow my lead?
I take a collaborative approach with my clients and often cater my approach depending on the client and the presenting concern.
3.) What are your strengths as a therapist?
Based on feedback I have received from former clients I would say my strengths are in developing relationships, instilling hope, and showing up compassionately, empathetically, and non-judgmentally.
4.) If you had one superpower, what would it be and why?
Definitely teleportation. I love to travel and explore new places and teleportation would make that so much easier.
5.) What makes you laugh?
I believe laughter is so important and utilize humor frequently, when appropriate. I love dry humor, witty humor, dark humor, and sarcasm. I also enjoy stand-up comedy and animal videos.
6.) Who would you have dinner with, dead or alive?
I have several family members I would choose. Barring anyone I know personally though, I would probably choose Stevie Nicks or Roger Waters.
