Meet the Therapist

Karey May is a dedicated and compassionate therapist who believes healing happens through connection. She creates a safe, supportive space where children, teens, and adults alike can explore emotions, strengthen resilience, and move toward growth.

With specialized training in play therapy, Karey uses creative, child-centered approaches that allow young clients to express themselves freely and build the skills they need to thrive. She finds joy in helping children transform big feelings into opportunities for growth, using play as the language of healing.

Karey also works closely with teenagers, recognizing the unique challenges that come with identity, relationships, and self-discovery. Through genuine connection and developmentally attuned techniques, she helps teens feel understood while navigating the complexities of adolescence.

For adults, Karey integrates creativity with evidence-based strategies to address stress, relationships, life transitions, and emotional health. She values walking alongside clients through seasons of change, offering space for clarity, restoration, and renewed confidence.

Whether working with a child learning new coping skills, a teen navigating big transitions, or an adult seeking deeper personal growth, Karey brings warmth, empathy, and expertise to every session. Her commitment is simple: to support clients of all ages in finding connection, healing, and hope.

Alongside her counseling work, Karey’s doctoral degree in developmental psychology reflects her passion for lifelong learning and ensures her clients benefit from both evidence-based knowledge and creative, personalized care. Her research centers on improving outcomes for individuals with ADHD. Her focus is on identifying early signs of ADHD—particularly in girls who are often overlooked—to help reduce the rates of late diagnosis and ensure timely support. This blend of scientific curiosity and compassionate care informs her clinical work, allowing her to connect research with real-life change.