About Ahnisa Klu, Intern

Whether you are starting therapy for the first time, coming back after a hiatus, or in the middle of your therapeutic journey, let’s work together to get to a place of healing. My goal is to provide a space for clients that have not felt like they had a voice, or that their voice mattered.

I graduated from the College of William and Mary with a B.S. in Psychology and am currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Regis University. I have previous experience helping individuals work through grief and loss through my practicum training at Heartlight Center and working at West Pines with acute and long-term behavioral health care and trauma.

I specialize in working with adult females that are struggling with anger management, anxiety, grief, racial identity, shame, religious trauma, and more. My approach incorporates person – centered therapy with other evidence-based approaches such as CBT and narrative therapy to help my clients understand more about their circumstances, trauma and more. I am committed to helping you on your journey to understanding yourself and provide a nonjudgmental and supportive approach along the way.