Katya Burdo(She/Her/Hers)

Dr. Burdo is a highly trained, seasoned clinical psychologist offering remote individual psychotherapy to clients ages 18 and up. Over the past 25 year, she has attained expertise on topics including, but not limited to: depression, stress, anxiety, grief, various traumas, divorce, health, parenting, disordered eating, aging, retirement, and issues with relationships including domestic violence, sexuality, finances, career, and more.

Dr. Burdo has spent a lot of time exploring both western and eastern approaches to reducing human suffering. For those interested in traditional psychotherapy, Dr. Burdo offers a wealth of western psychology techniques to help bring relief and provide guidance toward significant improvements in functioning. Additionally, for those interested in exploring not only the psychological and the emotional, but the spritual and how that side of the human experience can aid us in living better, Dr. Burdo relies on eastern philosophies and practices to help her clients move toward greater stability, peace, health, abundance, worthiness, and transformation. Dr. Burdo has been transparent about her own journey and her work on herself using both approaches (blogs and podcasts available on drkatyaburdodotcom) and has used the knowledge gained from the experiences of personal transformation to benefit her clients. Dr. Burdo’s philosophy is that when choosing a psychotherapist, one should consider whether the therapist has done enough personal work to be able to lead the client to where they want to go, thus avoiding a situation in which the blind is leading the blind.

Dr. Burdo’s background as a refugee and a self-made immigrant makes her value a highly practical therapeutic approach that utilizes perspective taking, compassion, humility, humor, laughter, transparency, and directness to help clients move as quickly as possibly toward relief and greater clarity, stability, agency, sence of worthiness, and overall well-being.