Kamari Young
‍Registered Marriage & Family Therapy Intern

Kamari Young is a Registered Marriage and Family Therapy Intern. She is trained in cognitive behavioral therapy and is interested in also becoming trained in dialectical behavior therapy. She received her Master's from Capella University and was born and raised here in Orlando, Florida.
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What causes are you passionate about?
"I'm very passionate about helping others become the version of themselves they strive to be. I am extremely passionate about children and teens building great relationships with their parents. Parental involvement is key and I am passionate about helping them to build that relationship. My goals for couples are to help them find a happy medium, using tools to build what they have to keep the passion and fire going."

Are you married and/or have children?
"Married twelve years, together for twenty. I am a mother of three, two boys and one girl. My husband and I met in my freshman year of college, became friends and it blossomed into a relationship."
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Do you do any volunteer work?
"Currently I volunteer as a little league football team mom."
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What drew you to this profession?
"I was drawn to the profession by recognizing my shortcomings as a child and what I wish I had in my life. I like seeing the growth in clients along with them recognizing when their failures turned inside out."
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What makes you unique?
‍"I'm a natural introvert that becomes extroverted in the therapy session. I am true to my comfortable and relaxing style of clothing, recognizing I am here to help clients achieve what they want regardless of what I or they look like. The exterior doesn't shine as bright as what's inside, so I like to help people pull that out."
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What is something you are working toward?
"I am currently working on being licensed and building toward hosting more groups for families, teens, and couples. My hopes are to one day bring therapy services to where I am from."
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What is one piece of advice you commonly give to your clients?
‍"I like to tell my clients that if they are okay with me challenging them and bringing out what they want to work on, it will make the journey more fulfilling."