About
Hi, my name is Kevin Moran, and I am a counselor/coach where I specialize in providing affordable and accessible supportive mental wellness services to queer folx through my private practice SafeHaus Counseling & Coaching. All services are held remotely, and I'm honored to work with individuals and partners from all around the world.
I never take for granted the courage required of my clients to share their stories of authentic vulnerability with me. To me, this is a a complete honor. Thus, I pride myself in creating safe spaces for my clients to help them feel comfortable and confident with me where I can guide them through their life's challenges.
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Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
When a new client is interested in working together, I typically begin by scheduling a 15-minute free initial consultation with them. During this conversation, we discuss what's bringing the client to counseling services at this time, and I share a bit more about my counseling background and perspective. Further, I answer any questions the client might have.
If the client would like to proceed forward in working together, I'll send my online Intake Forms to them via email to complete at their leisure.
Once these forms are completed, we schedule our first official counseling session, simple as that!
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I received my Masters of Science in Psychology from Tiffin University in 2019. Additionally, I hold several years of professional experience in a variety of mental health positions, including through such roles as Clinical Counselor, Substance Abuse Counselor, and Behavior Therapist.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
My counseling fee is $150 per 60-minute session. Although I do not accept insurance, I am happy to offer a sliding-scale fee schedule to meet any financial concerns clients may have.
How did you get started in this business?
Mental health challenges have been a personal struggle throughout my life. With time, and the support of my counselors over the years, I've been able to recognize that there is "nothing wrong with me." Instead, I'm a human who is trying to exist in a really difficult, hard, and challenging world where I'm simply doing the best I can.
This is the perspective that I take when working with my clients, and the support from my counselors helped me to want to provide the same support to others to guide them through the difficult waves of life they are experiencing.
What types of customers have you worked with?
I am grateful to have worked with a variety of clients over the years, ranging from pre-school age youth to teens and adolescents, family systems, and adults in later life.
With my private practice, I typically work with folx who align within the LGBTQIA+ community and/or who are allies, family members, or friends of someone within the queer community.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
In a recent session, I was assisting a married polyamorous couple explore the challenges they've been navigating when it comes to communication, relationship expectations, and personal needs. During this session, both clients were able to authentically express their emotions to one another safely, emotions that they had been keeping to themselves for quite some time. I was amazed to see the growth experienced by the couple in that single session along with the vulnerability each partner showcased for themselves and one another.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
The biggest piece of advice I'd give to a prospecitve client is to take time to find the provider who best meets your needs.
A healthy counseling relationship is the most important factor in a successful counseling experience for a client. For counseling to be successful and beneficial, clients must feel safe with their provider, seen and understood by their provider, and able to share themselves honestly and authentically.
I encourage prospective clients to "shop around" to find the provider who best meets their needs at this time.
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
Here are some helpful questions prospective clients might want to think through before choosing a counselor:
- What type of counseling best meets my needs?
- What am I looking for from my provider?
- What background would I like my provider to have?
- What areas of speciality am I looking for in my provider?
- Do they accept insurance? If not, are they able to meet my current financial situation?