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LGBTQIA2+ identity exploration; chronic illness and disability justice; intergenerational and childhood trauma; young adults
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$125/50 minute session; private pay
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LCSW License No. 68916
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English
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they/them/theirs
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I am white, queer, non-binary, gender fluid, straight-sized, temporarily able-bodied, and have a shifting relationship to chronic illness. I grew up in a highly educated, upper-middle class neighborhood in the Midwest and have a growing relationship to Judaism
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maura@austinteentherapy.com
Hi, I’m maura.
My favorite thing about being a therapist is that my job is to be curious. Curious about you - about what and who you love; about how your brain, heart, and mind work; about what makes you light up and what forces conspire to deflate you. I love to make sense of feelings and to unravel how, despite all the hard things in the world - despite structures like white supremacy, despite experiences of grief, loss, rejection and pain - you are as whole and alive as you are.
In my earlier life I was a theatre maker, sex educator, and community organizer - I bring all of these parts of myself into my work as a therapist. I received my Masters in Social Work at Smith College in Massachusetts and have worked in Oakland, Chicago, and Austin using hip hop, art, and play in my work with teens and their families for the last several years.
I HOPE WE GET TO WORK TOGETHER SOON.
Maura Kinney
services and pricing
THERAPY IS AN INVESTMENT
To honor the investment and process, a complimentary 30 minute consult is offered to help determine goodness-of-fit. Schedule a free consult today!
Insurance is not accepted at this time. Superbills can be provided to be filed independently.
Payment is accepted in the form of: credit cards or Health Savings Account cards.
INDIVIDUAL THERAPY
$125/50 minute session
FAMILY THERAPY + PARENT COACHING
$140/50 minute session
APPOINTMENT HOURS: SUNDAY - WEDNESDAY afternoon - evening
NOW OFFERING: parent coaching and consulting in gender and sexuality! Read more here!
“There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in.”
