Kiley

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Doctor of Social Work, and the co-founder of Diaspora Therapy Group, a culturally sensitive, and gender-affirming mental health group practice. My work is dedicated to addressing the unique challenges faced by BIPOC, QTPOC, and first-generation communities. I specialize in supporting individuals dealing with complex PTSD, cultural assimilation, and intergenerational trauma, while also working with couples and families navigating relational challenges. At Diaspora Therapy Group, we’ve built a practice that centers on creating safe, inclusive spaces for both clients and clinicians. We pride ourselves on supporting the mental health needs of marginalized communities while fostering a growth-oriented environment where clinicians are empowered to develop their clinical voices. Under our leadership, the practice has grown to include a diverse team of therapists who share a commitment to social justice, cultural humility, and transformative care. In my clinical work, I use a range of trauma-informed modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and Narrative Therapy. These approaches are tailored to help clients process trauma, build resilience, and reconnect with their authentic selves in a safe and empowering environment. Beyond the therapy room, I am passionate about advocacy and education. I lead workshops and training sessions for schools, community organizations, and caregivers, focusing on trauma-informed care, systemic racism, and mental health accessibility. Through Diaspora Therapy Group, I aim to not only provide healing spaces for clients but also advocate for systemic change in how mental health care is delivered—ensuring it is accessible, equitable, and deeply attuned to the experiences of those we serve. My mission is to empower individuals, strengthen communities, and create a lasting legacy of resilience and well-being.