Kylie is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker specializing in perinatal mental health (PMH-C). As the Director of Integrated Behavioral Health and Continuum of Care, she weaves together her clinical, policy, and evaluation experience to advance equitable outcomes for birthing people and their families. She has experience leading collective impact initiatives, social sector program evaluations, public policy efforts, and community-based participatory research. 

As a clinician, Kylie has worked alongside survivors of human trafficking, families facing deportation, birthing people navigating substance use disorders, caregiver/infant dyads, and more. She is trained in Internal Family Systems, Advanced Experiential-Dynamic Psychotherapy, Child-Parent Psychotherapy, and attachment theory in addition to a variety of other clinical approaches. 

Kylie has a Masters in Social Work from Virginia Commonwealth University and Bachelors of Arts in International Relations with a concentration in Latin American Politics from The College of William and Mary. She is passionate about intersectional, trauma-informed, and equity-driven approaches to systems-level change.