Kaylee Garber, LMHC-A, ATR
Westfield Office
Accepting New Clients
Ages & Typical Clients: Teens (14+), Adults
Specialty Areas:
I work with individuals navigating:
Perinatal Mental Health
Anxiety & depression
Trauma & PTSD
Grief & loss
Chronic illness & cancer care
Life transitions & stress management
What It’s Like to Work With Me:
I believe therapy should be a collaborative process, where clients feel empowered to shape their own narratives. My approach helps individuals externalize their experiences, recognize their strengths, and redefine their personal stories in a way that fosters growth and healing. For those who connect with creative expression, I incorporate art therapy as a way to explore emotions beyond words. I create a supportive, strength-based space where individuals can build resilience and self-awareness.
Therapeutic Approach:
I use a combination of:
Narrative Therapy to help clients rewrite unhelpful personal stories
Person-Centered Therapy to foster self-acceptance and personal empowerment
Art Therapy to explore emotions and experiences through creative expression
Strength-Based Techniques to build confidence and resilience
Qualifications & Experience:
I hold a Master’s degree in Art Therapy from IUPUI and am working toward licensure as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). I am a Registered Art Therapist (ATR) and a Perinatal Mental Health Trained Provider through Postpartum Support International. In addition, I am a Tier 2 Star Behavioral Health Provider, trained in military culture and evidence-based practices for working with service members and their families.
My clinical experience includes:
• Supporting military service members, veterans, and their families in processing trauma and navigating life transitions
• Providing emotional support and coping strategies to individuals facing chronic illness and cancer
• Assisting refugees and immigrants in managing adjustment stress and promoting emotional well-being
• Delivering therapeutic interventions within hospital settings and veterans’ care centers for diverse populations
My Philosophy:
"Your story is still being written—therapy is a space to reclaim your voice, recognize your strengths, and create new possibilities."