meet our team
Kyla Dames, LMSW-C
Location: Virtual & In-person
Life can feel heavy sometimes. Especially when emotions start to feel like they’re piling on top of an already full plate.
The good news is you don’t have to face it alone.
Hey there, I’m Kyla and I’m here to help you navigate the tough moments and find balance.
I specialize in helping neurodivergent folks understand, express, and manage their emotions in healthy, supportive ways. My goal is to create a space where people are feeling seen, supported, and empowered.
Everyone’s journey is uniquely theirs, so I draw from a range of evidenced based approaches to support each person in achieving their goals. Together, we will find strategies that empower you to navigate tough moments with a greater sense of confidence and calm.
Schedule a free consult today to see how I can support you in finding tools to tackle life’s tough moments.
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Kyla specializes in:
Supporting neurodivergent adolescents, teens and adults with emotional regulation and resilience
Helping adolescents, teens and adults explore, understand, and accept their emotions
Teaching strategies for managing meltdowns, frustration, and self-doubt
Utilizing evidence-based approaches such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and somatic strategies
Collaborating with parents to support their adolescent/teen’s emotional growth
Navigating family dynamics through a Family Systems approach
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Licensed Masters Social Worker, Clinical (LMSW) - State of Michigan
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Kyla accepts:
Blue Cross Blue Shield (Commercial)
Blue Care Network
Blue Cross Complete
Meridian (Ambetter + Medicaid)
Priority Health (Commercial + Medicaid)
United Healthcare (Commercial + Medicaid)
Kyla’s self-pay rate is:
Intake: $200
Ongoing sessions: $150
Family/Couples: $175
Get to Know Kyla
IDEAL VACATION:
Somewhere warm with a mix of adventuring in nature and relaxing.
FAVORITE WAY TO UNWIND:
Snuggling up on the couch with my pets and a good book or show, crafting, playing games, and bike riding.
a life-changing piece of advice you’ve received:
“When needing the courage to be brave, remember to consider what may happen if everything goes right” and “ do it scared”
skill you’re currently working on:
Taking longer bike rides and reading a wider variety of book genres.
favorite part about being a therapist:
Being able to get creative when finding ways to connect with and support each unique individual reach their goals.
