Kelly Campbell, Psychologist

Dr. Kelly Campbell earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Niagara University; Master of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from Fisk University; and Doctoral (Ph.D.) degree in Counseling Psychology from Tennessee State University. She completed her doctoral internship at the University of New Hampshire – Psychological and Counseling Services (PACS) and post-doctoral fellowship at LifeStance Health. Dr. Campbell has experience working in community mental health doing case management, as well as an individual and group therapist, as well as conducting assessments in various college counseling centers. She has worked in group private practice as a therapist and couples’ counselor. Dr. Campbell has co-facilitated an Anxiety Management and Graduate Student Support Groups, as well as facilitating stress management workshops. She has utilized psychological and neuropsychological assessments for a wide range of presenting concerns such as: ADHD, ASD, learning disabilities, intellectual deficits, memory concerns, mental health issues, and personality disorders. Throughout Dr. Campbell’s clinical training experience, she has been able to work with adolescents, adults, couples, college students, and LGBTIQ populations. She works to provide support to individuals of various ages, races, genders, religions, ethnicities, and sexual orientations. Dr. Campbell provides short- and long-term therapy services to adults 18 and over. She practices through an integrative process founded on a person-centered approach to provide a safe, non-judgmental, and empathetic environment. Her goal is to work with clients to maintain a sense of autonomy and from a multicultural perspective to gain insight into themselves thus improving their quality of life. Dr. Campbell believes that establishing a strong alliance with her clients is essential to getting the most out of therapy and creating lasting change.