The individual,
in context.
Marriage & Family Therapy clinician-in-training
University of Southern California · Los Angeles
Perspective
A life is never lived
in isolation.
Kyra’s developing approach to psychotherapy explores how relationships, personal history, and the demands of everyday life shape our sense of self—and how we navigate change.
Marriage & Family Therapy clinician-in-training at the University of Southern California. This site presents her training, interests, and professional work.
Writing
In Relation
Essays on relationships, identity, ambition,
and the changes that shape our lives.
When Enough Keeps Moving
On achievement, adaptation, and the problem with believing the next thing will finally be enough.
MatrescenceIn the Middle of Becoming
On motherhood, ambition, and the freedom to change what we value.
Psychological lifeWhat the Mind Keeps Doing
On meditation, psychotherapy, and the stories we mistake for ourselves.
In conversation
Kyra H. Newman is a Marriage & Family Therapy clinician-in-training based in Los Angeles.
Her clinical interests center on identity, relationships, and the transitions that reshape our lives. She is developing a relational approach to therapy, with a particular interest in how family, culture, and demanding work environments shape our sense of self and our connections with others.
Artwork by Jacob Cooley