Kelly Allbert
Therapist location: The Ross Center - Clarksville
Option for Telehealth: Yes
Credentials: Community and Agency Counseling
Therapy focus: Individual therapy, ages 5 and up, Family therapy
Kelly Allbert, MS, has a Master's Degree in Community and Agency Counseling from Austin Peay State University; she received her two Bachelors' Degrees, in Psychology and Political Science, from Austin Peay as well. She is currently pursuing licensure for Licensed Professional Counselor - Mental Health Service Provider.
Kelly's focus for the last twelve years has been in helping children, adolescents and young adults overcome trauma, and reach a place of empowerment in order to face any challenges life may throw at them. While her experience includes extensive work with adolescents and families in crisis, and involved several years working with Tennessee's Department of Children's Services and adjudicated youth, Kelly has also counseled those of all ages struggling with trauma, abuse, addiction, eating disorders and grief and loss. She uses a wide range of therapeutic approaches to include Trauma Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapy in order to best meet the individual needs of each of her clients. Her passion lies within the genuine belief that our pasts do not have to define us, and that with healing comes the opportunity to fulfill our true potential and find long-term success. For Kelly, being a therapist is not a career - it's a calling.
Kelly is a mother of six and a grandmother of six, and they all say that her dog, Jericho, is the most spoiled one of the bunch. Her four cats agree with a tremendous amount of disgust. In her rare moments of spare time, you can find Kelly blogging, refinishing antique furniture, or shopping for that perfect pair of shoes.
Option for Telehealth: Yes
Credentials: Community and Agency Counseling
Therapy focus: Individual therapy, ages 5 and up, Family therapy
Kelly Allbert, MS, has a Master's Degree in Community and Agency Counseling from Austin Peay State University; she received her two Bachelors' Degrees, in Psychology and Political Science, from Austin Peay as well. She is currently pursuing licensure for Licensed Professional Counselor - Mental Health Service Provider.
Kelly's focus for the last twelve years has been in helping children, adolescents and young adults overcome trauma, and reach a place of empowerment in order to face any challenges life may throw at them. While her experience includes extensive work with adolescents and families in crisis, and involved several years working with Tennessee's Department of Children's Services and adjudicated youth, Kelly has also counseled those of all ages struggling with trauma, abuse, addiction, eating disorders and grief and loss. She uses a wide range of therapeutic approaches to include Trauma Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and Solution-Focused Therapy in order to best meet the individual needs of each of her clients. Her passion lies within the genuine belief that our pasts do not have to define us, and that with healing comes the opportunity to fulfill our true potential and find long-term success. For Kelly, being a therapist is not a career - it's a calling.
Kelly is a mother of six and a grandmother of six, and they all say that her dog, Jericho, is the most spoiled one of the bunch. Her four cats agree with a tremendous amount of disgust. In her rare moments of spare time, you can find Kelly blogging, refinishing antique furniture, or shopping for that perfect pair of shoes.