Mabe Kyle

You deserve a therapist who will listen and hold space for you as you share your story. Someone who will meet you where you're at with empathy, understanding, and compassion. I believe healing is not done in isolation but comes through a sense of belonging and connection. Because of experiences of oppression I faced when trying to access mental healthcare I decided to become a therapist. As a neurodivergent queer and trans person from a rural community there were many barriers to access I experienced along the way. I work to remain aware of my privilege being a white settler with Christian heritage. Throughout my life the arts have been a source of connection for me. My passion for creating is what led me to Expressive Arts as a modality for therapy and what leads me to return to it time and time again.