Dr. Audrey Kteily, PhD, LMHC, LPC-S, CFLE
Supervising Clinician, Author, and Advocate for Radical Authenticity
For more than twenty-five years, Dr. Audrey Kteily has worked as a licensed supervising clinician, walking alongside adolescents, couples, and families navigating profound transitions.
Her perspective extends well beyond any single practice shaped by years of watching how families, schools, and communities move through change together.
Clinical Vantage
A view across an entire community, not just a single office
Having served across twelve school districts and collaborated with juvenile diversion programs, her insights aren't theoretical, they were forged by observing how expectations and silence ripple across entire systems.
The Human Journey
"Authenticity isn't a technique I teach. It's a posture I live."
Long before Dr. Audrey guided clients through the five stages of self-ownership, she had to navigate them herself, drawing courage from her father's focused, determined, and tenacious resilience, a man displaced across borders who rebuilt his life on his own terms. In session and on stage, Dr. Audrey abandons the clinical hierarchy. Showing up in jeans and a hoodie, her presence communicates a simple, disarming baseline.
It's safe to be human here.
Core Philosophies
The Body Doesn't Negotiate:
Long before your mind justifies staying in an unaligned situation, your body sends the signals through fatigue, numbness, and tension.
The Fence Metaphor:
Boundaries aren't rigid walls of rejection; they clarify where your yard ends and someone else's begins.
The Struggle Is Part of It:
Discomfort during growth isn't proof that something is broken; it's the predictable response of a nervous system learning to exist without a mask.
