Caillier Clinic
Kaylie serves as a Therapy Intern at Caillier Clinic, holding a Bachelor’s degree in Communications with a minor in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire. She brings valuable experience working alongside both adults and children, with dedicated expertise in supporting vulnerable populations and guiding families through healing after domestic abuse situations.
Kaylie is passionate about helping clients heal from deep-rooted trauma and recognize their inherent strengths. Grounded in the belief that everyone has the ability to forge their own path regardless of their background, she empowers individuals and families to overcome personal barriers, discover new opportunities, and build confidence to create lasting, positive change.
Areas of Focus & Specializations
- Family Services & Parent Education: Delivering specialized family support programming and parent coaching to cultivate healthy, harmonious home environments.
- Trauma Recovery & Domestic Abuse Healing: Guiding vulnerable populations, children, and adults as they process past trauma, rebuild safety, and heal from domestic abuse.
- Goal Setting & Life Planning: Empowering clients to identify their unique strengths, break through personal barriers, and create tangible, step-by-step plans for personal growth.
Therapeutic & Services Approach Kaylie takes an empowering, action-oriented approach centered on self-determination and strength discovery. She works collaboratively with clients and caregivers to convert complex healing processes into clear, manageable steps, fostering resilience and harmony within individuals and the family unit.
Outside the Clinic Kaylie stays grounded by reconnecting with nature and enjoying quiet outdoor adventures. Away from her work with families, she enjoys camping in the woods with her husband and dog or spending relaxing time by the river.