Kelli Bouscher

Kelli keeps sessions straightforward and goal-oriented. She helps people spot interaction patterns that cause pain and teaches skills to change them.

Sessions often include clear communication tools, emotion regulation skills, and steps to break repetitive behaviors. Her background spans nine years as a practicing therapist in California.

She has worked with adults facing relationship challenges, substance use struggles, trauma symptoms, and self-esteem concerns. Her experience includes treating the effects of family of origin problems, abandonment, codependency, and difficulties with commitment and communication.

In therapy she blends approaches like client-centered listening with structured techniques from CBT and DBT. This lets her balance emotional support with concrete homework and skill practice.

The result is a mix of problem-solving and exploration of how early attachment and life events shape current reactions. Kelli focuses on helping clients build resilience and clearer thinking.

She teaches skills to reduce anxiety, manage cravings, and improve connection with partners. People who are ready to learn new habits and practice between sessions may find her style useful.

Her work addresses trauma and abuse, dissociation, disruptive mood symptoms, and co-occurring conditions. She also supports those dealing with divorce, separation, body image concerns, and the lasting impact of family dynamics.