Carrie received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication and Sociology from University of California, Davis and her Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University, Los Angeles.

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Her professional experience as a therapist includes training at the esteemed Maple Counseling Center and the Psychoanalytic Program at LAISPS.

 

Carrie works with adults and young adults addressing a range of life’s challenges including depression, anxiety, life transitions, emotional expression, relationship dynamics, career challenges, and family issues.

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In particular, Carrie has developed a credible history and interest in working with men and male psychology. 

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Learn more about Carrie here. 

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Keaton empowers her clients through an honest, loving exploration of patterns that obstruct a fulfilling sense of connection to self and others. 

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Keaton gained extensive training at Women’s Clinic Counseling Center where she worked with a broad population of individuals and psychotherapeutic modalities. Keaton additionally draws on her years of study in yoga and nutrition to offer her clients a truly comprehensive model of counseling. She currently participates in the ongoing post-graduate study of family systems and childhood development. 

Above all, Keaton is passionate about helping her clients transform pain into compassionate curiosity within the therapeutic dynamic—so they can step confidently beyond it! Keaton encourages engagement of the body and senses throughout the work to help clients achieve feelings of deep wholeness.

She also loves to collaborate with couples and families in creating deeper, more meaningful connections.