Kathryn Hall

Kathryn Hall is a psychotherapist at Repose. She is a Licensed Master Social Worker and sees clients in person at the Union Square office and online. Kathryn enjoys working with people who have been through a lot of what life can bring. Many of them come to therapy motivated and eager to work together.

Kathryn brings warmth and patience to her work. She leads with curiosity, especially when sessions touch on painful experiences. Her hope is that clients feel she is right there with them, even when the work feels hard.

People often come to Kathryn for support with grief and loss, anxiety, and trauma. She also works with depression, OCD, life transitions, relationships, self-esteem, and sexuality. Her experience includes supporting people on the autism spectrum and working with behavioral concerns.

Kathryn hopes her sessions feel empathetic and enriching. She wants clients to have the space to work through what feels hard. Throughout, they can count on her steady presence beside them.

Kathryn has learned that trauma can't be put in a box and labeled. She believes it helps to name it in order to tame it, and she does that work with curiosity.

As a queer therapist, Kathryn brings her own lived experience to her work. That understanding helps her support queer clients with care.

Kathryn knows grief is complicated and often comes with shame and rumination. In a world that tends to rush past grief, she makes room to sit with it and feel the emotions fully.