Kammerrin Herron

Availability: Monday - Friday mornings and afternoons (Telehealth)

Accepting New Clients: Yes

Populations: Adolescence, Adults

Specialties: Anxiety; Anger Management; Depression; Grief; LGBTQ+; Life Transitions; Stress Management; Trauma and PTSD

Interventions: Art Therapy; Attachment- based; Behavioral activation; Cognitive Behavior (CBT); Dialectical Behavior (DBT); Family Systems; Internal Family Systems (IFS); Person Centered Therapy; Problem-Solving Therapy; Trauma Focused

I received a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Langston University and a Master of Arts in

Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy from Pepperdine

University. I am currently a doctoral candidate in Marriage and Family Therapy at National

University, with a focus on Culture, Diversity, and Social Justice in a Global Context.

My therapeutic approach is client-centered, collaborative, and integrative. I view each client

holistically, taking into account their cultural, relational, and systemic context. I draw from

attachment-based, cognitive behavioral, trauma-informed, and family systems frameworks,

tailoring interventions to each client’s unique identity, history, and goals. I work to create a safe,

nonjudgmental space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to move toward

meaningful change.

I have experience supporting individuals, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression,

trauma, life transitions, relationship challenges, identity development, and intergenerational

patterns. I am especially passionate about working with adolescents, emerging adults, women,

and clients from historically underserved communities.

My goal as a therapist is to help clients build insight, resilience, and the tools they need to live

with greater clarity, connection, and intention.