Kaileigh Reed, AMFT


AMFT #157240

Kaileigh is an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist, with her approach being grounded in the belief that growth happens when people feel safe enough to be more themselves and in their bodies. By fostering self-awareness, curiosity, and openness to change, Kaileigh supports clients in building lives that feel more aligned, expressive, and fulfilling. Kaileigh’s areas of focus include:

  • Deep Feelers

  • OCD & Relationship Anxiety

  • Social Anxiety 

  • Nuerodivergence 

  • Relational Trauma

  • Break Up & Life Transitions 

  • Spirituality Exploration

  • Chronic Illness 

  • Shame & Embodiment 

Kaileigh is supervised by Kevin Cram, LMFT #113083

About me

Hi, I'm Kaileigh. My hope as a therapist is to create a welcoming space where discovery, growth, and wholeness can unfold — through reconnection with yourself and with others. I believe that healing is rarely a straight line, and that there is wisdom in every part of your story, including the parts that feel the most tangled.

Before becoming a therapist, I worked as an early childhood educator — a role that deepened my curiosity about how we develop, how we attach, and how we find our footing through life's transitional seasons. That curiosity has never left me. I value depth-oriented work, cultural humility, and a person-centered approach. I seek to honor your unique story while also holding the larger context you come from: the culture, family system, and lived experiences that have shaped you.

I work with clients navigating a wide range of experiences, including disordered eating, body image, anxiety, suicidality, chronic illness, grief and loss, loneliness, relational conflict, neurodivergence, identity formation, and a general sense of feeling disconnected from yourself or others.

My approach is integrative and holistic. I draw from depth psychology, somatic and nervous system regulation practices, parts work (IFS), mindfulness, DBT, ACT, and relational therapy — weaving together what fits you rather than applying a one-size-fits-all model. I also incorporate art-based techniques when they serve the work, and use ERP (exposure and response prevention) when clinically indicated. And when the moment calls for it, I believe humor has its own kind of healing.

My hope is that you leave our work together feeling more at home within yourself.

Areas of focus:

Deep Feelers

OCD & Relationship Anxiety, Social Anxiety 

Nuerodivergence 

Relational Trauma

Break Up & Life Transitions 

Spirituality Exploration

Chronic Illness 

Shame & Embodiment 

Works with:

Young Adults 

Adults 

Children/Adolescents

Couples 

Neurodivergence

Education:

M.A. Clinical Psychology, Azusa Pacific University

Contact:

(424) 254-8331

kaileigh@forbesift.com