Kailey Ramsett, LPCC

Meet Kailey

I am a Colorado native and have been fortunate to grow up surrounded by the beauty of this state. I attended the University of Colorado Boulder, where I studied Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences. Through my undergraduate education, I developed a strong understanding of child development and the ways developmental, speech, and hearing differences can impact children and their families. More importantly, this experience sparked a passion for advocacy that has continued to shape my work across multiple disciplines.

After completing my undergraduate degree, I moved to Seattle, where I fell in love with the Pacific Northwest and its moody beauty. During this season of my life, I earned my Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary, with an emphasis in Youth, Family, and Culture. My graduate work deepened my understanding of the ways culture, relationships, and systemic barriers shape the experiences of children and adolescents. Children and teenagers desperately need connection with loving and supportive adults outside of their parents. As a therapist, I hope to be a safe and warm person that allows them to discover their own identity, passions, and confidence. As someone who holds faith and spirituality as meaningful parts of my own life, I also value the ways our beliefs, values, and sense of meaning can shape how we understand ourselves and move through the world.

I spent the following years working with adolescents and college students, building relationships and developing a deeper appreciation for the unique challenges young people face today. My work at a local nonprofit serving teenage mothers and their children, led me to pursue my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Regis University. I witnessed the incredible resilience and trauma these mothers had endured, and wanted to learn additional clinical tools and training to help the people I served create meaningful and lasting change.

Becoming a mother myself deepened my passion for supporting women through the profound transitions that surround building a family—from preconception and pregnancy to birth and postpartum. This season of life can bring tremendous joy and connection, while also bringing unexpected challenges, changes in identity, grief, anxiety, trauma, and uncertainty. During my clinical training at The Rylie Center for Hope and Healing, I worked primarily with women from preconception through the postpartum period. I have been continually humbled by the strength, vulnerability, and transformation I have witnessed during this season of life, and I am passionate about creating a space where women feel supported as they navigate it.

My clinical experience has included working with young children through adulthood in outpatient settings. During my graduate training, I completed coursework in child-centered play therapy and received training in Synergetic Play Therapy. I believe children deserve therapeutic spaces that honor the way they naturally communicate, explore, and make sense of their experiences. For children, therapy does not always happen through sitting and talking—it happens through play.

Who I Work With

I currently work with children ages 5+, adolescents, women in the postpartum period, and adults who may be navigating:

• Trauma, PTSD, complex trauma, and childhood wounds
• Attachment and relationship patterns, including difficulties with trust, connection, and feeling secure in relationships.
• Perinatal Mental Health, including infertility and fertility journeys, pregnancy loss, pregnancy, postpartum adjustment and the emotional transition into parenthood.
• Anxiety, big emotions, and emotional regulation
• Depression and low self-esteem
• People-pleasing, perfectionism, and difficulty setting boundaries
• Relationship challenges including communication, conflict, and patterns of connection
• Life transitions and identity development
• Grief, loss, stress, and burnout
• Spirituality, meaning, and connection

Navigating life’s challenges can feel overwhelming, especially when you feel like you have to face them alone. My approach to therapy is collaborative and grounded in the belief that you are the expert on your own life. Together, we will explore your experiences, deepen your understanding of yourself, and gently uncover the patterns that may be shaping how you navigate the world. Using trauma-informed, evidence-based practices, I will support you in building a secure foundation, developing meaningful tools for managing difficult emotions and symptoms, and finding greater confidence in navigating both the expected and unexpected challenges of life.

Availability Beginning November 2026

Kailey’s planned weekly schedule is below. Please contact our team to discuss appointment availability.

• Monday: 8:30 AM–4:30 PM
• Tuesday (telehealth): 9 AM–2:30 PM and 3:30–5:30 PM
• Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
• Friday: 7:30 AM–3:30 PM