Kyra is a mental health professional currently completing her clinical training in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Southern California. Her work is grounded in supporting individuals and couples as they navigate identity transitions, relationship strain, and the emotional complexity that often accompanies periods of change. She works from a relational and systems-based perspective, attending to individual experience within broader interpersonal, cultural, and organizational contexts that shape emotional well-being. Kyra’s approach emphasizes understanding patterns, strengthening self-trust, and supporting clients in building relationships and lives that feel internally coherent and sustainable.
Before entering the mental health field, Kyra spent over 15 years in global marketing and creative operations, working within high-pressure, complex systems for global organizations. This background continues to inform her clinical work—particularly her comfort with emotional intensity, her ability to recognize power and relational dynamics, and her capacity to sit thoughtfully with ambiguity. These experiences shape her work as a therapist-in-training and inform her interest in identity, attachment, and meaning-making across both personal and professional domains.
Education
Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy, University of Southern California
2025 – Current, Los Angeles, California
Kyra is currently completing her M.S. at the University of Southern California, where she is training to become a licensed marriage and family therapist.
Bachelor of Arts, Wesleyan University
Middletown, Connecticut
Kyra completed her Bachelor of Arts at Wesleyan University, where she majored in American Studies with a concentration in Media & Culture. Activities and societies include the American Studies Committee and serving as a Photography Teaching Assistant.