Kelsey Logan

Kelsey (she/they) holds a Masters in Social Work from the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College with a clinical focus on sexuality and gender. She is passionate about working with individuals and couples that are navigating relationship issues, life transitions, and those looking to get to know themselves better.

With individuals, Kelsey draws from psychodynamic theories and mindfulness, taking a closer look at how past experiences, unconscious thoughts, and environmental factors affect the present. With couples, Kelsey practices and has advanced training in Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), using attachment theories to help partners discover the root of conflict and connect on a deeper level while strengthening their bond.

Kelsey strives to foster nonjudgmental, empathetic, and authentic therapeutic relationships where clients are free to engage in self expression and self exploration. She believes that everyone’s inherent uniqueness is a strength in this intimate process, and meets clients where they are. She brings her true self to therapy - sense of humor and all - and cultivates a warm environment for clients to feel comfortable to do the same. Kelsey identifies as LGBTQIA+ and previously worked as a professional musician and performer before becoming a psychotherapist.

Kelsey has experience working in a variety of nonprofit settings with diverse populations, including adults, older adults, caregivers, children, folks experiencing homelessness, and more.She has helped clients navigate trauma, relationship challenges and patterns, life transitions, anxiety, queerness, sex and sexuality, neurodivergence, issues related to systems of oppression, and more. Kelsey utilizes anti-oppressive, anti-racist, and trauma-informed lenses in her practice.