Culturally competent therapy that meets you where you are.
I’m just going to be honest: human beings are complicated. Add in the relationships we have with ourselves, others, our loved ones, and society at large? Chances are, it isn’t getting any simpler.
Here, we take the time to slow it all the way down and make space for ALL sides of your life. Together, we can figure out what’s really going on, what’s getting in the way, and what you might want to do differently.
I specialize in culturally affirming individual and relational therapy for Black, QTBIPOC, LGBTQ+ people, polyamorous and consensually non-monogamous (CNM/ENM) relationships, and people whose relationships don't fit neatly into traditional boxes.
Whether you're seeking support as a couple, polycule, coparenting team, chosen family, or individual navigating your relationships and identity, I am here to make space for you and your people, as you are.
You might want to work with me if you or your relationships are struggling with:
conflict that seems never-ending and full of resentment
communication and connection
trust, attachment, and relational wounds
past or current trauma
grief and major life transitions
neurodivergence and the ways it can affect relationships
parenting and co-parenting stress
identity exploration and the impact of culture and larger systems
navigating polyamory, non-monogamy, or other relationship structures
the effects of mental and/or physical diagnoses on yourself or your relationships
My approach is collaborative, culturally responsive, and affirming, rooted in the belief that people thrive when they have the tools, support, and space to grow and be themselves.
Whether you are feeling stuck in an endless loop, disconnected and overwhelmed, or wanting proactive relational support before things reach a breaking point, Kiki’s Therapy Service is here to help you take up space for understanding, healing, and change.
Let’s talk about time.
Have you found yourself deep in the middle of processing difficult emotions and events, only to look up and realize your 50 minutes are up and it’s time to pack it up 'til next week?
Well, I know the feeling, and I don’t like it either.
Fortunately, we do things a little bit differently here.
Longer sessions = More room to breathe.
Individual Therapy — $180 / 90 minutes
Couples & Relational Therapy — $225 / 90 minutes
Relational therapy includes couples, polycules, and consensually non-monogamous (CNM/ENM) relationships, as well as other relationship and family configurations. The rate is the same regardless of the number of people participating in the session.
All services are provided virtually throughout Washington State.
I have intentionally committed to longer sessions because I specialize in frameworks that prioritize slowing down and making space for deeper, more holistic processing that keeps all parts of your life in mind.
Longer sessions aren't about cramming more therapy into your week. They're about giving complicated things enough room to actually be explored.
I am a private-pay practice and do not directly bill insurance. Superbills are available upon request for clients with eligible insurance plans who wish to seek out-of-network reimbursement.
This may be particularly beneficial if you or your partner/family member are:
Neurodivergent.
Whether you are diagnosed or not, we will work with what that means for you rather than forcing you into a predetermined idea of how you “should” function.
Working through complex, developmental, or medical trauma.
We can explore the attachment wounds and past experiences that can make trust, safety, and connection difficult to experience.
Redefining or discovering your identity.
You deserve enough room to explore who you are, how you want to show up, and the systems and relationships you're navigating along the way.
Navigating relationships that don't look traditional.
Polyamory, consensual non-monogamy, chosen family, coparenting, and other relationship structures don't need to be explained away or “fixed” before we can talk about what's actually happening.
What happens after you book?
Once you book your consultation, you'll receive your appointment confirmation and the information you need to get started.
During your consultation, we'll talk about what brings you to therapy, what you're hoping will change, and whether my approach and availability make sense for what you're looking for.
If we decide to move forward, you'll receive intake paperwork and information about your first session so you know what to expect.
You don't need to have everything figured out before you show up. That's part of what we're here to figure out together.
What if we're not a fit?
Here's something I want you to know before you book:
Your first session is also an opportunity for you to decide whether I'm your person.
Not every therapist is the right therapist for every person, and that's okay. Therapy requires enough trust and connection to do meaningful work.
If you leave our first session thinking, “Yeah...I don't think this is my therapist,” you don't owe me a second session.
No hard feelings. No awkward breakup speech.
If I don't feel that I'm the best fit for what you need, I'll be honest about that too and, when possible, help point you toward other resources.
If this sounds like the therapeutic experience you've been looking for—a space without rushing, without being limited by the number of sessions or minutes dictated by insurance requirements, and without having to explain why your culture, identity, or relationships may mean healing looks different for you—I hope you'll book a consultation to see if we're a good fit.