Kelley Crane, MA, LMFT
Native American and Indigenous Student Support Specialist, Staff Therapist
(she/her)
About
Kelley graduated from Antioch University, Seattle, in 2011, with a Master’s in Psychology and concentrations in Art Therapy, and Child, Couples, and Family Therapy. She worked for 11 years on Coastal Salish Reservations in Washington State, providing direct clinical services to Indigenous communities, families, and individuals. Kelley is passionate about social justice and healthy communities; she has significant insight and understanding of the negative impact of dominant social systems of oppression, particularly on non-dominant communities and cultures. Kelley works from a strengths-based, client-centered, and client values-focused framework. She believes that everyone is deserving of respect, validation, and care, and that when treated with such, individuals and communities can not only heal but thrive.
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Professional Interests
Native American and Indigenous Mental Health and Wellness, Social Justice, Healthy Relationships and Relational Systems, Domestic Violence, Self Harming, Trauma (Intergenerational, Systemic, Relational, Individual, and Childhood)
Personal Wellness Strategies
Making art, rockhounding, volleyball, gardening, meeting fuzzy creatures, and being authentic and silly in life