Alana Keller

With the multitude of stressors seemingly increasing in today’s world, it makes sense to seek out therapy. Therapy should be where you feel safe exploring your emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. I aim to provide that space free of judgment leading with compassion and understanding.

I want to help you not only survive the day-to-day struggles but create an environment for yourself to thrive. I work in collaboration with my clients to build self-acceptance and healthy relationships, process emotions and trauma, and navigate stressors in a way tailored to their wants and needs. I approach therapy in a trauma-informed and culturally relevant way for each client.

I enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults, and families. In our work together, I like to pull from various orientations, including cognitive behavioral therapy, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, family systems therapy, and motivational interviewing.

I am currently a student in Wayne State University’s clinical psychology Ph.D. program. My research interests include childhood and adult trauma, culturally relevant care for marginalized populations, and community-based participatory research.