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Kira Freed
52 books5 followersKira Freed, MA, LPC, BCC, is a licensed mental health counselor, certified life and wellness coach, and freelance writer who holds two master's degrees, one in integral counseling psychology from California Institute of Integral Studies and the other in anthropology from the University of Colorado-Boulder. She also holds a certificate in nonfiction writing from the University of Washington-Seattle and has completed Levels 1-3 professional trainings in the Internal Family Systems Model.
In addition to doing therapy with individuals and couples, Kira has cofacilitated women's self-discovery groups that combine expressive arts, journaling, and guided imagery. Her current human development work is a blend of life and wellness coaching with the Internal Family Systems Model.
Kira has written more than 300 books for educational publishers, including Learning A-Z, Benchmark Education, Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, Rosen Publishing, and Zaner-Bloser. The books, written at graduated levels of complexity, are used to teach elementary schoolchildren to read while introducing them to high-interest content. Topics range from nonfiction subjects such as history, biography, and life science to a fictionalized third-grade adaptation of her memoir, Losing and Finding My Father, called Losing Grandpa.
Kira lives in Tucson, Arizona, with her husband, Charlie Alolkoy, an artist and nature photographer.
She can be reached at:
http://www.losingandfindingmyfather.com
http://www.kirafreedcoaching.com
http://www.kirafreed.com
In addition to doing therapy with individuals and couples, Kira has cofacilitated women's self-discovery groups that combine expressive arts, journaling, and guided imagery. Her current human development work is a blend of life and wellness coaching with the Internal Family Systems Model.
Kira has written more than 300 books for educational publishers, including Learning A-Z, Benchmark Education, Wright Group/McGraw-Hill, Rosen Publishing, and Zaner-Bloser. The books, written at graduated levels of complexity, are used to teach elementary schoolchildren to read while introducing them to high-interest content. Topics range from nonfiction subjects such as history, biography, and life science to a fictionalized third-grade adaptation of her memoir, Losing and Finding My Father, called Losing Grandpa.
Kira lives in Tucson, Arizona, with her husband, Charlie Alolkoy, an artist and nature photographer.
She can be reached at:
http://www.losingandfindingmyfather.com
http://www.kirafreedcoaching.com
http://www.kirafreed.com
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