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A space where understanding begins…

Have you noticed your child is:

  • Becoming withdrawn, tearful, and struggling to keep up in school while actively resisting your help after previously being a high-achiever or “gifted student.”

  • Struggling to sleep at night after lying awake playing out social scenarios or worrying about upcoming assignments.

  • Feeling distressed by missing the “secret code” their peers have to fit in at school.

Hi! My name is Ryann, and I am an Associate Licensed Counselor in the state of Alabama under the supervision of Kaylie Pennington, LPC-S.

I’m here to help your child identify ways to cope, further cement their strengths, develop self-compassion, learn to advocate for themselves, and bridge the gap between you and your child to allow them to use you as a support. I also love working with parents to find resources and tools to best support their child.

In addition to working with teens, I’ve also built skills for working with:

  • Parents who have noticed their own wounds from their adolescent years are impacting their relationship with their child and causing distress.

  • Teachers who feel enveloped by the expectations and emotional load that comes with being part of the public school system.

  • Adults who struggle to feel attuned to their feelings and have lost the ability to listen to their own voice.

If any of this resonates with you, let’s chat!

Ryann Taylor, ALC

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Kindred Spirits Counseling, LLC is a safe space for both LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent Communities.

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In-person sessions will take place at Common Ground.

Common Ground is a therapist co-working site, and rooms used during sessions may vary.

Images on the right are a few examples of rooms we may use for sessions.

A therapy room corner with a black side table, a white table lamp, a decorative wicker sphere, a white armchair with a patterned pillow, and a window with blinds.
A therapy room with a gray sofa, striped pillow, coffee table with a flower arrangement, side table with a lamp, and blinds on the window.
A therapy room with a grey sofa, pillows, a wooden coffee table with a plant in a white vase, and a side table with a lamp and a clock. Two framed artworks hang on the wall, and a window with wooden blinds is visible.
Room with a pink velvet sofa, a floral pillow, a wooden coffee table with a tissue box and bottled water, a dark blue accent chair, a side table with a lamp and pink salt lamp, a window with blinds, a whiteboard on the wall, and a patterned area rug.