Katharine "Katie" Blum , LPC

Katharine "Katie" Blum is licensed in Louisiana as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and brings over 11 years of experience to their therapeutic work. An LPC is a state-issued credential that authorizes a professional to provide counseling and psychotherapy, and Katie combines that formal training with a commitment to compassionate, client-centered care.

As a genderqueer therapist who uses they/them pronouns, they intentionally cultivate a loving, understanding environment for members of the LGBTQIA+ community. They approach counseling as a collaborative journey - guiding people toward lives they can genuinely say "yes" to - and center the client as the expert of their own experience. Katie believes a full and meaningful life is possible for everyone and collaborates with clients to pursue the hopes, dreams, and values that matter most to them.

Their primary specialty is supporting neurodivergent clients, particularly those with Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD, while also working with a wide range of other concerns and diagnoses. Rooted in a humanistic outlook, Katie trusts in people’s inherent capacity to grow and focuses on strengths, dignity, and practical steps that align with each person’s goals.

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