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Parker Kehrig, LLMSW

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Ze/He/They

Caseload full, waitlist open

Accepted Insurances

  • Aetna commercial

  • Ambetter

  • BCBS

  • CHAMPS (BCC and McLaren Medicaid)

  • Cigna

  • Straight Medicaid

  • Meridian

  • Molina Marketplace

  • Medicaid

  • Priority Commercial and Medicaid

  • Private Pay

Bio

   My name is Parker Kehrig and I am a graduate from the University of Michigan School of Social Work. I hold Bachelor of Arts degrees in Sociology and Women's and Gender Studies from the University of Michigan. I am a white, transmasculine, neurodivergent, physically disabled, and chronically ill lesbian, and as a feminist therapist I think it's important to acknowledge the way lived experience affects how we show up in the world, and of course in therapy. I understand that often no single approach or modality alone can fully meet most client’s needs; this is especially true when many popular therapeutic tools were developed without the equitable involvement of people of color, disabled, mad, queer, and other marginalized people, so I tailor to the needs, goals, and personal histories of the people I work with.


   I am still covid cautious and love to support covid-aware therapeutic practice for those who are interested!


   In my free time I love to make strange objects at my local pottery studio, ride my bike around town, and cook big meals as often as possible. Food has always been a special interest for me, so most of my daydreaming is about what I am going to cook and eat next.

Modalities

Specialties

  • Feminist

  • Attachment

  • Internal family systems

  • Narrative

  • Psychodynamic

  • Anxiety/depression

  • LGBTQIA+

  • Neurodivergence

  • Self-worth

  • Adults

  • Life transitions

  • Chronic illness

  • Disability

  • Complex trauma

  • Body image

Professional Background & Education

  • University of Michigan

  • BA Sociology and Social Work (2022)

  • BA Women's and Gender Studies (2022)

  • MA Social Work, with concentrations in Community Change and Interpersonal Practice (2023)

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