Licensed to practice in California and accepts 6 insurances. Specializes in Depression, First Responders/Healthcare Workers, Men's Issues and 6 more.
(he/him)
New to Grow
Kyle Hausheer is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who brings two decades of sports coaching experience to his clinical practice. His therapeutic approach is centered on facilitating sustainable, positive change through incremental daily adjustments. Trained in EMDR, he holds extensive experience working with trauma and neurodivergent populations. Kyle is known for his creative, innovative methodology, offering a supportive environment for clients who may not have previously found a successful therapeutic fit. This unique perspective is informed by his extensive background working with athletes and adolescents, which he integrates to support a diverse clientele.
The first session is a vibe check and a history gathering session. I get to learn what you want to change about yourself or in your life, and you get to see how you feel talking with me.
Put simply, I’m a therapist but I have also been a collegiate athlete, and have coached sports for 20 years. I’ve endured through and learned from challenges that allow me to not just speak academically or clinically about the challenges you bring to session, but to also infuse insight and lessons I’ve learned through my own personal growth and healing. I often find that clients work well with my pairing of curiosity and humor, and feel safe in knowing that no problem is too big or too small to bring in to session with me.
My ideal client is someone who is ready to be curious and take charge to create change in themselves and their life. A mind willing to look critically, and a heart willing to learn to deeply feel the emotions in both themselves and their relationships. I work well with parents, and athletes, as well as those going through major life transitions that they want help unraveling and understanding.
Other specialties
Child Parent Psychotherapy
As someone who’s been a coach for two decades, I’ve spent years playing translator between children and their parents, be they young children or adult children. Helping to find common language and better understanding shared experiences has been wildly beneficial.
EMDR
If ya know, ya know. Trauma work to begin untangling the negative thoughts and feelings from the past and the present.
Solution Focused Brief Treatment
This one really focuses on “what can we change and how will it help?” Truly beginning to find ways to take action to better the life of the client.
Dialectical Behavior (DBT)
In more challenging cases, or those that get really “stuck” in their heads, I use elements of DBT to start creating the ability to hold nuanced ideas and concepts more readily and improve critical thinking while reducing the negative impact of big emotions.