Kira Webber

I have experience in neuropsychological assessment and clinical support for individuals across the lifespan, with a background in both research and direct clinical service. My training has taken place in hospital, private practice, and academic settings, where I have worked with clients navigating a wide range of cognitive, emotional, and neurological concerns.

I am currently a doctoral student in Clinical Psychology at Adler University with emphases in neuropsychology and Adlerian therapy. I am also pursuing a Master of Science in Clinical Psychopharmacology. In addition to my clinical work, I am involved in research and advocacy focused on culturally responsive assessment and community based approaches to mental health.

At this practice, I provide psychotherapy under the supervision of Lina Costelloe, MA, a licensed clinical social worker.

Outside of my clinical work, I spend a lot of my time with my animals, who keep life interesting and entertaining in the best ways.

I am also a big fan of video games. I enjoy the creativity, storytelling, and problem solving they offer, and I appreciate how games can bring people together through shared experiences and humor. Whether it is exploring a new game world or replaying a favorite story driven game, it is one of the ways I relax and recharge.