Keith Dorwick
MPS, PhD (he, them)
Verified by Psychology Today Verified by Psychology Today
Let's Connect (360) 997-0082

Keith (non-binary, queer, no pronouns, just Keith) especially likes working with those who are LGBTQIA+/queer; those with concerns or stories to tell about working in the creative arts such as music, theatre, dance or art; those living with age related issues; grief and loss of any kind including loss of an animal companion; and people with disabilities. Keith (no pronouns, gender non-binary) welcomes by donation to a not-for-profit that serves the marginalized of those in Clallam County and elsewhere. Keith sees their work as more of a journey alongside with rather than pushing you along! You set your own spiritual pace.
Keith is a retired deacon in the Episcopal tradition who serves as a community chaplain for those living on the Olympic Peninsula and those willing or able to work by Zoom or phone; there are few openly queer people on the Olympic Peninsula that are working in these areas of spiritual growth and Keith would enjoy working with you.
Keith has his MPS (Masters of Pastoral Studies) degree from Loyola University of Chicago. A graduate of the Institute of Spiritual Companionship based in Evanston, at 68 years old, Keith has experienced most of the life stages folks go through. Keith has a private office off of a rear alley that offers privacy and quiet for your journey.
Call or Email Keith Dorwick now for a free 15 minute consultation - (360) 997-0082
Let's Connect (360) 997-0082

Finances
Fees
- Individual Sessions $75
- Couple Sessions $75
- Sliding scale: apply if you may be eligible
Payment Methods
Check, Venmo, ZelleQualifications
- Verified by Psychology Today Degree/Diploma from Loyola University, Chicago Keith Dorwick
Specialties and Expertise
Top Specialties
- grief or loss
- transitions
- LGBTQ+
Expertise
- ADHD
- Family Conflict
- Geriatric and Seniors
- Grief
- Neurodivergence
Client Focus
Age
Adults ,
Elders (65+)
Participants
Individuals
Religion
Christian
Age
Adults ,
Elders (65+)
Participants
Individuals
Religion
Christian