Nicole Kindt

Nicole Kindt is a licensed counselor who earned a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Montana State University in 2008. She brings 15 years of clinical experience working in a variety of settings, with extensive work alongside children and young adults as well as broad experience in family therapy and parent coaching.

Nicole supports parents and caregivers through difficult situations and helps individuals navigating life transitions such as grief and loss, divorce, career changes, and children leaving for college. She also has experience supporting people dealing with depression, anxiety, and anger management, and has worked with survivors of abuse and other traumatic events.

Her counseling style is open and adaptable, meeting people where they are and attending to the vulnerability that often accompanies beginning therapy. Compassion and sensitivity guide her interactions, and she works to create an accepting, supportive environment throughout the therapeutic process. Nicole integrates cognitive-behavioral, dialectical behavioral, person-centered, and reality-based approaches, tailoring techniques to fit each client’s goals and needs.

Nicole maintains state-level professional counseling licensure and applies a steady, encouraging presence to the work of self-exploration. She recognizes that starting therapy is an act of bravery and welcomes the opportunity to support clients on a journey toward greater self-awareness, resiliency, and personal growth.