Cacey Klein is currently completing her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine. She previously earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from William Jessup University, graduating Summa Cum Laude.
Before entering the counseling profession, Cacey spent many years in human resources, organizational leadership, and international nonprofit work supporting vulnerable children and families. These experiences strengthened her passion for helping people navigate complex life challenges while fostering resilience, healthy relationships, and personal growth.
As an adoptive parent, Cacey has experienced firsthand both the beauty and complexity of parenting children with unique emotional, behavioral, and educational needs. Her family journey deepened her appreciation for attachment, family systems, trauma-informed care, and the courage it takes for caregivers to continue showing up with hope in difficult seasons.
Cacey’s developing counseling style is warm, thoughtful, and relationship-centered. She is particularly interested in working with parents and caregivers, women navigating life transitions, families facing relational or mental health challenges, and people exploring anxiety, grief, family-of-origin concerns, and relationship patterns.
Cacey lives in Eagle, Idaho with her husband and family. Outside of counseling, she enjoys gardening, watercolor painting, hiking Idaho’s trails, and meaningful conversations with friends over a good book.
