Kaiti is a PLPC and works with young adults, anxiety, and trauma
Kaiti Stewart
P-LPC, MA, EMDR
Specialties
Anxiety, Trauma, Recovery, ADHD
Cost
$125 (additional discounts available upon inquiry)
Availability
Monday through Friday, 7am - 5pm
Education
BS Psychology from Mississippi College
MA in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary
Licensure
Provisionally Licensed Professional Counselor - 1152
Supervisor: Dr. Branden Henry
Experience
Kaiti is a P-LPC, or provisionally licensed professional counselor, offering counseling services at Red River Counseling and is eager to work with adolescents 15+ and adults. Kaiti earned her Masters of Arts in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary and is an alumni of Mississippi College as well. As a counselor, it is her utmost priority to help others achieve their goals and serve her clients in a way which promotes peace, empowerment, and compassion. It is her goal to provide her clients with the space to explore stories, histories, and hurts which hinder them from living life wholly and richly.
She has experience counseling individuals ages 15 and older with ADHD and other neurodivergence, anxiety, trauma, spirituality and religion issues, relationship issues, LGBTQ+ issues, life transitions, eating disorders, and in addiction recovery. She draws from a variety of techniques including IFS, Person-Centered Therapy, interpersonal neurobiology, and attachment theory, aiming to utilize what works best for each client. Additionally, she completed EMDR Basic Training in March of 2025.
If you’re ready to begin or re-commit to your journey to a whole and enriched life and are looking for someone willing and excited to meet you where you find yourself, please do not hesitate to reach out.
In her spare time Kaiti enjoys being outdoors with her friends and her rescue dachshund, Lychee, hunting and fishing, and spending time with her family in her hometown of Olive Branch, MS.
Kaiti is able to offer additional discounts to college students with a valid student ID, healthcare workers (including therapists), first responders, teachers, military, and tradesmen upon inquiry.