Kiara King is a clinical mental health counseling intern under the clinical supervision of Emily C. Walker, LCPC (License No. LC7607). She provides a safe and supportive space for individuals navigating anxiety, burnout, and life transitions. She is especially passionate about working with BIPOC individuals who often carry the weight of generational stress, systemic barriers, and the pressure to stay strong while silently struggling.

Her approach is warm, culturally responsive, and rooted in person-centered, trauma-informed, and cognitive-behavioral practices. She believes therapy should feel like a space where you don’t have to explain your existence – just explore it, honor it, and heal within it. She ensures that clients receive grounded, ethical, and personalized support throughout their counseling journey. She helps her clients unpack their stories, set boundaries, and build something better, all on their terms.

Outside of counseling, Kiara enjoys expressing her creativity through graphic design, spending quality time cooking with her sons, and exploring new cuisines at restaurants that she discovers on Instagram. Kiara also loves unwinding with anime and documentaries, especially those that expand her understanding of human behavior, culture, and resilience.