Kelly P. Wiley, MA, LMFT, Marriage & Family Therapy Center

Kelly P. Wiley is a seasoned Marriage and Family Therapist with over 27 years of experience dedicated to helping individuals, couples, and families navigate life's complexities. Licensed to practice in North Carolina for 24 years, Ms. Wiley is a graduate of Appalachian State University's esteemed Marriage and Family Therapy program. Her commitment to mental health extends beyond individual therapy, encompassing a deep passion for promoting healthy childhood development and supporting parents in creating nurturing environments for their children.

Ms. Wiley's professional journey began with her work as a Program Director and Court Advocate at the Shelter Home of Caldwell Co., a haven for victims of domestic violence. This experience solidified her dedication to empowering individuals and families to overcome adversity. Over time, she has honed her expertise in a wide range of therapeutic areas, specializing in addressing emotional and relational challenges including depression, anxiety, marital discord, and child-parent difficulties.

Ms. Wiley's approach to family therapy centers on understanding the intricate web of relationships within a family system. Recognizing that individuals are profoundly influenced by their familial bonds and intimate connections, she emphasizes a holistic perspective on well-being, considering the physical, emotional, and mental health of all family members.

Her therapy style is interactive and solution-focused, guided by the belief that within each individual lies a reservoir of untapped strength and resilience.

Ms. Wiley empowers her clients to leave each therapy session equipped with new skills, strategies, and perspectives, fostering a sense of agency and self-efficacy in their personal growth journey.

Services Provided

This practice offers specialized services tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals, couples, and families.

• Individual Therapy: A safe and confidential space for exploring personal challenges, fostering self-awareness, and developing coping mechanisms.

• Couples Therapy: A facilitated dialogue designed to improve communication, strengthen intimacy, and resolve conflicts constructively.

• Family Therapy: A collaborative approach aimed at enhancing family dynamics, addressing relationship challenges, and promoting a healthier family unit.