Kai Mason

Vulnerability is hard. To reach out for help takes a great deal of courage. It also is an important act of resiliency. At the heart of my work as a therapist is the belief that every individual possesses a unique and important story. It is through the storytelling experience where we begin to explore, question, examine, and re-shape pieces of our narrative that are no longer serving us, while also building on strengths we often overlook. As a therapist, I believe being invited along in such a journey to be an incredibly special privilege.

I find that the most important part of our work together is building a trusting and honest working alliance together. Utilizing a trauma-informed approach, my therapeutic style is grounded in person-centered therapy and incorporates aspects of cognitive-behavioral theory (CBT), dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT), and mindfulness practice. I specialize in providing therapeutic services to adults and adolescents.

I specialize in working with individuals who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), depression and other related mood disorders, substance abuse concerns, trauma, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). I have clinical experience and am trained in Exposure and Response Prevention Therapy (ERP), an evidence-based practice designed to address OCD. I have clinical experience implementing Prolonged Exposure therapy, an evidence-based treatment aimed to address PTSD. Utilizing a strength-based approach, guided by the encouragement of self-compassion practices, I am passionate about working with individuals to rediscover their resiliency.

I have experience working in various levels of care, from Inpatient Services, Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), and Outpatient Therapy. This clinical experience can help to conceptualize the spectrum of mental health services, offering direction and understanding navigating care options. Through our work together, you will observe my commitment to providing quality, client-focused care. As finding the therapist who is the right fit for you is very important, I invite you to please reach out with any questions.

MA, LPCC, LADC
Ages Seen: 14+

***All providers have telehealth capability***

Credentials for Therapy Providers

  • ATR-BC – Board Certified Art Therapist
    Advanced credential for art therapists supporting emotional well-being through art.

  • CCTP – Certified Clinical Trauma Professional
    Specializes in treating trauma and PTSD.

  • CEDS – Certified Eating Disorders Specialist
    Expert in diagnosing and treating eating disorders.

  • IMH-E® (III) – Infant Mental Health Specialist
    Focused on mental health of infants and caregiver relationships.

  • LADC – Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor
    Trained in treating substance use disorders.

  • LAMFT – Licensed Associate Marriage and Family Therapist
    Provisional license under supervision toward full LMFT.

  • LCSW – Licensed Clinical Social Worker
    Provides therapy and mental health services.

  • LICSW – Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
    Qualified to provide independent clinical services.

  • LGSW – Licensed Graduate Social Worker
    Master’s-level license; step toward independent practice.

  • LMFT – Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
    Specializes in relationship and family therapy.

  • LP – Licensed Psychologist
    Qualified to diagnose and treat mental health conditions.

  • LPCC – Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor
    Provides therapy for individuals, groups, or families.

  • MA – Master of Arts
    Graduate degree in counseling or psychology.

  • MEd – Master of Education
    Graduate degree focused on education and school counseling.

  • MDiv – Master of Divinity
    Trains for spiritual counseling and pastoral care.

  • MPH – Master of Public Health
    Specializes in community health and prevention.

  • MS – Master of Science
    Graduate degree in psychology or related sciences.

  • MSW – Master of Social Work
    Prepares for clinical or community-based social work.

  • PhD – Doctor of Philosophy
    Advanced research-focused doctoral degree.

  • Practicum Student – A student undergoing practical, hands-on instruction in their chosen field to gain real-world experience and apply academic knowledge in a professional setting.
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  • Psy.D. – Doctor of Psychology
    Clinical practice-focused psychology doctorate.

Credentials for Nursing Providers

  • APRN – Advanced Practice Registered Nurse
    Advanced clinical training; can diagnose and prescribe.

  • CNP – Certified Nurse Practitioner
    Provides specialized advanced clinical care.

  • DNP – Doctor of Nursing Practice
    Highest clinical nursing degree, focused on practice leadership.

  • MSN – Master of Science in Nursing
    Prepares nurses for advanced roles and specializations.

  • PBN – Public Health Nurse
    Focuses on disease prevention and community wellness.

  • PMHNP-BC – Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner – Board Certified
    Specializes in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions.

  • RN – Registered Nurse
    Provides direct patient care and medication management.