Kammerrin Herron

Availability

Monday–Friday mornings and afternoons via telehealth

Accepting New Clients

Yes

Populations Served

Adolescents and adults

Specialties

Anxiety; anger management; depression; grief; LGBTQ+ concerns; life transitions; stress management; trauma and PTSD

Therapeutic Approaches

Art therapy; attachment-based therapy; behavioral activation; cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT); dialectical behavior therapy (DBT); family systems therapy; internal family systems (IFS); person-centered therapy; problem-solving therapy; trauma-focused therapy

Education and Training

Kammerrin 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. She is 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.

Therapeutic Approach

Kammerrin uses a client-centered, collaborative, and integrative approach. She considers each client’s cultural, relational, and systemic context and draws from attachment-based, cognitive behavioral, trauma-informed, and family systems frameworks. Interventions are tailored to the client’s identity, history, needs, and treatment goals.

Clinical Experience

Kammerrin has experience supporting individuals, couples, and families experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, relationship concerns, identity development, and intergenerational patterns. She has a particular interest in working with adolescents, emerging adults, women, and clients from historically underserved communities.

Treatment Focus

Her work focuses on helping clients develop insight, coping skills, resilience, and greater clarity in their relationships and daily lives.