When meeting with Kayne, clients have the opportunity to come as they are. Kayne specializes in working with clients experiencing trauma, anxiety, grief, domestic violence, sexual abuse, questions related to gender identity, depression, and more.

Kayne has extensive experience working with BIPOC clients, members of the LGBTQ+ community, and athletes. They have also helped clients connect with community resources, including housing assistance and government aid.

Kayne offers clients a space to explore what is coming up for them at their own pace, without pressure to share more than they are ready to discuss. They integrate techniques from a variety of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, DBT, family systems, and Socratic questioning. Their work is centered on helping clients better understand themselves.

As a Black, nonbinary therapist, Kayne is committed to fostering confidence, empowerment, acceptance, and understanding.

Kayne holds a master’s degree in psychology from Seattle University, as well as bachelor’s degrees in philosophy and psychology with a minor in sociology from the University of Central Florida.