Katharine Berg

Sometimes therapy begins when the ways you have gotten through life are no longer enough. You may be facing addiction, trauma, grief, aging, loss, identity exploration, or a transition that has left you questioning who you are now and how you want to move forward.

I work with you when you’re ready to look honestly at the places in life that feel painful, complicated, or unresolved. Early in my career, I worked with people recovering from heroin dependence, an experience that brought me directly into the realities of addiction, trauma, survival, and change. That work continues to shape the way I understand suffering, not as something to quickly fix, but as something that often holds important meaning.

With more than two decades of clinical experience, I bring a calm, grounded presence to the therapy room. I am drawn to the moments when something deeper begins to emerge: the grief beneath the anger, the fear beneath the control, the longing beneath the numbness, or the questions that surface when life no longer feels the way it once did.

I also offer an affirming, judgment-free space for LGBTQIA+ pride community. Whether you are exploring identity, navigating relationships, processing family dynamics, or wanting therapy where you do not have to explain or defend who you are, my goal is to create a space where you can feel seen, respected, and supported as your full self.

My work is thoughtful, compassionate, and depth-oriented. Sessions offer space to slow down, reflect, and understand what has been difficult to face alone. My training in Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy adds another dimension if you’re seeking deeper access to insight, emotional processing, and self-understanding.

I also find deep meaning in working with maturing adults as they navigate the beauty and complexity of later life. I value the reflection, reckoning, wisdom, and change that can emerge as you face questions of identity, loss, purpose, relationships, and how they want to live moving forward.