Kathryn McKinney, LMSW
Kathryn McKinney is a psychodynamic psychotherapist and clinical social worker who works with adults, couples and adolescents at Rose Hill. She supports those experiencing grief and loss, transitions and questions of identity, isolation and loneliness, depression and anxiety, and traumatic experiences including relational or complex trauma. She has specific experience working with survivors of abuse and assault, recovery from family trauma including adoption, and recovery from religious hurt and trauma. Kathryn believes in the potential for radical personal and collective transformation through compassionate inquiry and curious communication and is honored to partner with those seeking healing and growth. She is fortunate to work with clients and colleagues of exceptionally diverse backgrounds, races, ethnicities, sexual orientations, gender identities, religions, and abilities.
Kathryn completed her Master of Social Work degree at Hunter College Silberman School of Social Work. Prior to her clinical training, she held BA and MA degrees art history and art administration, specializing in socially engaged art.