Kyrai Rose, Ph.D.
Licensed Psychologist
Kyrai (key-rye) Rose earned her Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from Western Michigan University, her Master's Degree in Depth Psychology from Vermont College, and her Bachelor's Degree in Eating Disorders Counseling from Union Institute and University. Kyrai brings a unique set of personal and professional experiences to her work in counseling psychology. In addition to her academic training, she has been a foster and adoptive single/only parent, and has studied occult spirituality and consciousness development. Kyrai is licensed in Kentucky, Oregon, and Michigan. For seven years in Kentucky, Kyrai designed and facilitated workshops for women in Appalachia, providing opportunities for self-exploration from a depth perspective. She has worked in community clinics, university counseling centers, and in private practice. Kyrai has a passion for anti-racism work and has been on a journey of anti-racist identity development for two decades. She intends to continue that never-ending journey for the rest of her life. Through education and consultation, Kyrai provides workshops and lectures on anti-racism in the college classroom environment and for institutions as well. Kyrai's specialties in private practice include complex post-traumatic stress disorder, disordered eating, adoptive/foster narratives, identity development, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and perfectionism. Her integrative treatment modalities include depth psychology, psychodynamic approaches, multicultural feminism, relational-cultural theory, polyvagal theory, A.R.T. (Accelerated Resolution Therapy), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, parts work, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Kyrai is 12 step savvy.
