Kaitlyn Bowie, MA, MDiv, LPC

At the heart of Kaitlyn's approach to therapy lies a profound belief in partnership. She views therapy as a collaborative journey where individuals uncover their unique strengths, gifts, and wounds within a supportive therapeutic relationship. Together, Kaitlyn and her clients craft resources and practices to bolster them through the vulnerable yet transformative process of therapy. Drawing from Person Centered, Psychodynamic, and Strengths-Based approaches, Kaitlyn tailors her methods to suit each person's needs.

With specialized training in CBT-I, supporting survivors of narcissistic abuse, and aiding in the recovery from complex trauma, Kaitlyn addresses a spectrum of concerns including growth-oriented issues, integrating the enneagram into therapy, spiritual exploration, relationship dynamics, identity questions, trauma recovery, anxiety, and depression.

Specialties:

• Midlife challenges
• Mindfulness
• Self-compassion
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Grief & loss
• Trauma

Kaitlyn's professional journey spans diverse environments, from public education to community development within church communities. Her extensive experience includes roles in public schools, higher education, and internships with renowned institutions such as Chicago Public Schools and RUSH Medical Center. Holding a Master’s in Counseling from Garrett Seminary and a Master’s of Divinity from Duke University, Kaitlyn brings a rich academic background to her practice. She is licensed as a Professional Counselor in Illinois and as a Licensed Professional Counselor in Texas, with additional certification as an iEQ9 Enneagram Practitioner. Additionally, Kaitlyn is certified in Self-Psychology and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy from the Center for Religion and Psychotherapy of Chicago.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Kaitlyn finds joy in travel, outdoor adventures, exploring new interests, connecting with loved ones, indulging in literature, and experimenting with culinary creations.