Biographical Info

Keanu Henley (she/her/hers) is currently a pre-doctoral intern at The John F. Kennedy School of Psychology and Social Sciences at National University. While there, she earned a Master of Arts in Sport Psychology, as well as a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology. Keanu has a passion for working with young adults, especially those in underserved communities, and specializes in supporting individuals using a strengths-based approach to therapy. Keanu has previous experience working in trauma-informed rehabilitation facilities for “at-risk” youth, in K-5 and 9-12 grade school settings, and with Division 2 collegiate athletes, teams, and coaches. As part of her final dissertation defense, Keanu is studying the psychological impact of code-switching on minority populations.

What I do for self-care: I love being able to drop everything and do nothing but sit outside with my dog and sort of “take it all in.”

What I am happiest doing outside of work: traveling, watching light-hearted movies, and spending time with my dog, family, and friends.