About Me
Kenneth enjoys spending time outdoors with his family and friends, engaging in activities such as fishing, hunting, camping, canoeing, and river rafting. A lifelong learner, he graduated in 2025 with a bachelor’s degree in Human and Family Services and aspires to become a therapist specializing in supporting troubled youth and individuals healing from trauma. His journey in this field began in 2019 through formal education, but his passion and understanding stem from personal experiences reaching back to 2014.
Professionally, Kenneth has worked across several programs dedicated to the health and treatment of youth since 2019. His experience includes supporting individuals facing challenges such as substance abuse, grief and loss, and the complex impacts of technology on mental health.
What drives Kenneth is his deep commitment to helping others while providing for his growing family. He believes family is one of life’s greatest gifts and strives to help others find the same joy, resilience, and fulfillment that a well-lived and meaningful life can bring.
Beyond his professional pursuits, Kenneth enjoys movies, reading daily, and recommending books to others. He also loves sports and serves as a tennis coach for Shelley High School.