MEET CONNOR K., LPC, LCPC (HE/HIM)
Now Taking New Individuals & Couples!
Connor K., LPC, LCPC (he/him) has a Masters of Arts in Counseling Psychology and over 16+ years of clinical experience serving a wide range of clinical populations, including adults and couples/relationships. He specializes in integrating the body's language, the mind's thoughts, and the heart's emotions to help his clients find belonging and connection, especially in trying times. He has extensive experience working with adults of emotionally immature parents, adult children of dysfunctional and/or addicted families, codependency, substance use/misuse, perfectionism, sexual issues, trauma, relationship issues, and people-pleasing personalities and tendencies. He is additionally interested in working with adult men of all identities and orientations, but he is highly experienced in working with adults across all gender and sexual orientation spectrums.
Connor integrates the wisdom of body and mind through somatic therapies, mindfulness-based approaches, and practicing accepting and welcoming tough emotions into the therapeutic space. His approach is warm, empathic, affirming and creative both in techniques and rapport. Connor is sex-, kink-, and poly-affirming for any clients of those backgrounds or exploration journeys. He is especially fond of the use of metaphors and visualization to connect with his client's experiences, and feels using creativity and novelty in the therapeutic space can be deeply healing.
Whether clients are looking to overcome personal challenges, relationship conflict, emotional distress, or seeking self-improvement and growth, Connor has immediate openings to guide individuals and couples/partnered relationships to a sense of belonging of self and an empowered and authentic connection with others.
Currently taking individual clients ages 18+ years old and couples/relationships. Available in person in Arlington, VA, or telehealth elsewhere. Licensed and able to see clients in VA, DC, and MD. Coaching available in other states when clinically appropriate.
