Keiyon is a Marriage and Family Therapist with a Master of Arts from Wheaton College, passionate about helping individuals, couples, and families heal, reconnect, and grow. His therapeutic approach is rooted in the belief that love, curiosity, and compassion can bridge even the deepest divides. One of his favorite quotes—“Love turns fences into bigger tables”—reflects the spirit he brings to the therapy room: one of empathy, hope, and deep respect for each person’s story.

Keiyon works with clients from all walks of life, including individuals navigating trauma, couples facing disconnection, and families working toward greater understanding and stability. He brings a grounded, relational style to therapy, creating a space where clients feel safe, seen, and supported.

As a former college football player, Keiyon has a special heart for athletes and high performers who struggle with identity, pressure, and the emotional toll of competitive environments. He offers thoughtful, culturally informed care to help them rediscover balance and self-worth beyond performance.

As a Black male therapist, Keiyon brings vital lived experience to his clinical work—particularly when supporting clients impacted by racism, generational trauma, and systemic family disconnection. He is especially passionate about creating space for men and people of color who often feel unseen in traditional mental health settings.

Keiyon also provides support to families raising children with special needs, recognizing the emotional and physical demands they face. He offers a space for parents and caregivers to feel heard, empowered, and restored.

Whether clients are seeking healing, direction, or simply someone to walk with them through a difficult season, Keiyon meets them with compassion, honesty, and a belief in their capacity for transformation.