Meet your Therapist
Karen Lewis, LMFT Associate
Relationships can be one of our greatest sources of joy, but they can also be where we experience our deepest hurt. Even when love is present, communication can break down, trust can be damaged, and recurring patterns can leave you feeling disconnected from the people who matter most.
I specialize exclusively in relationship-focused therapy. I work with couples, individuals, and relationship systems to strengthen communication, rebuild trust, deepen intimacy, establish healthier boundaries, and better understand how past experiences continue to shape the way we connect with others.
I believe meaningful change happens when people feel emotionally safe enough to be honest with themselves and with each other. My approach is warm, collaborative, and intentional, creating space to slow down, make sense of the patterns that keep you stuck, and begin building healthier, more secure ways of relating. Together, we will create a space where you feel supported, challenged with compassion, and empowered to move toward more fulfilling connections.
As a Black, queer woman, I understand that our connections are shaped not only by our personal experiences but also by culture, family, identity, and the systems we navigate every day. I strive to create a space where you don't have to minimize, explain, or defend who you are. Your experiences are met with curiosity, respect, and care, and our work together will honor your values, lived experience, and goals.
My path to becoming a therapist began with a Bachelor of Science in Human Resource & Workforce Development from the University of Arkansas, followed by a Master of Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University. I am currently completing a Ph.D. in Marriage and Family Therapy at the University of Louisiana Monroe, where I continue to deepen my clinical knowledge and commitment to providing thoughtful, evidence-based care.