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The Kelley Center
Healing trauma and promoting wellness
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774-343-1464
Who we are
Kim Kelley, MA, LMHC
Owner and Founder
Kim Kelley, LMHC, owner and founder, is a Licensed Mental Health Clinician who has worked in the field of trauma for over 15 years. She is an adjunct Psychology professor at local area colleges and a distinguished trainer. She understands the challenges and impact that stress and trauma can have on mental health, relationships, and family dynamics.
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As a transracial adoptive mother and former foster mother, she understands both personally and professionally the complexities of trauma and parenting children with mental health-related issues. She has a deep understanding of the impact that mental health plays on an individual and entire family.
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Kim takes a compassionate and understanding approach as she works closely with adults and adolescents to promote lifelong healing. Kim helps individuals heal from past traumas and thrive. Kim is trained in EMDR, IFS, and postpartum mood and anxiety disorders.
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Kim is not only passionate about helping people deal with their trauma, she is also busy being involved with social justice and equality.
Kim is a transracial adoptive mother and former foster parent. She believes that self-care is important and is often found spending time with her four children and two grandchildren.
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Fatima Naidjate, MA
Preliminary LMHC License
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Fatima is a passionate preliminary-licensed clinical mental health counselor with experience in providing individual, couples, and group therapy to adult clients with a variety of mental health issues, including depression, anxiety, adjustment, and easting disorders.
She has a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Messiah University in Mechanicsburg, PA. She completed her clinical internship at Walden Behavioral Health, one of the nation's only full systems of specialized eating disorder support.
As an Arab-American Muslim, Fatima believes in taking a holistic approach to therapy, She takes pride in offering culturally-conscious therapy that respects and values each client's unique background and experiences. Fatima is fluent in both English and Arabic.
Aside from her role as a therapist, Fatima is a married mother of three beautiful children. In her free time, she enjoys home projects, practicing new self-care techniques, and traveling the world with her family.
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Kaitlin Ketcham, MA, LCSW
Kaitlin is a licensed social worker and has been working in the
mental health field for seven years now. She has experience working with all ages on a
variety of life stressors and severe mental illness. She received her undergraduate degree
in Psychology from Southern NH University and her master’s degree in social work from
Simmons University.
Kaitlin likes to provide therapy to clients through a strengths-based lens and focus on
what we CAN control in our lives. Her approach is rooted in the belief that everyone is
doing their best with the resources and knowledge that we have access to. She is passionate about building strong therapeutic relationships with clients, and believes
connection is the most powerful tool we have as humans!
Kaitlin strives to help her clients understand their mental health from an evidence-based point of view and learn ways of coping. She enjoys working with clients who are motivated and open to implementing new strategies in their daily lives.
Please feel free to reach out to her for a free 15-minute consultation to see if we would be a good fit!
Dr. Katie Everson, OTD, OTR/L
Dr. Katie has a doctoral degree in Occupational Therapy from Bay Path University. She is passionate about taking a holistic approach to healing trauma and mental health issues.
Her clinical interests include Mental Health; Pediatrics; Pelvic Floor Therapy; Sensory Integration; Trauma-based therapy and Attachment Disorders; Autism Spectrum Disorder; SOS Feeding Approach; and Floortime/DIR model.
She is looking forward to helping the community learn, heal, and grow.
The Significance of the Palm Tree
The palm tree has been used for hundreds of years as symbols of victory, triumph, peace and even eternal life. Palm trees originated in the ancient Near East and the Mediterranean. Palm trees go back at least eighty million years, to the Cretaceous Period, when the dinosaurs roamed the earth. The Romans used palm leaves to reward people who won competitions. In various religions, palms represent peace, plenty, and life.
We believe that survivors of trauma are like the palm tree having achieved victory over their trauma and are finding peace and triumph. May you stand tall like the palm tree and may you know peace as you work through your trauma.
We also love that palm trees symbolize tropical vacations!