Camille Grace Kelly

Camille Grace Kelly, LMFT, MA

Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist #: 94638 (California)

Camille (she/her/siya) is a Queer Filipina, eldest daughter (Ate), and a first-generation American born and raised in Southern California to Filipino immigrant parents.

With a deep passion for helping others, Camille has an academic background that blends Liberal Arts with Urban Studies and Urban Education, earning her bachelor’s degree from Eugene Lang College at The New School for Liberal Arts in New York City. She also holds a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from National University.

Drawing from her own journey of self-discovery, Camille helps people step outside traditional relationship models and invites them to reclaim sovereignty over their bodies, hearts, and partnerships. For Camille, true connection is about honoring the full spectrum of who we are, breaking free from societal expectations, and creating relationships that are grounded in mutual respect, agency, and individual autonomy.

With over a decade of experience in counseling, workshop facilitation, and mentorship, Camille supports couples in exploring the intersections of love, power, and identity—helping them navigate complex dynamics with compassion, creativity, and clarity. She is particularly passionate about guiding people to unearth and express their most authentic selves, empowering them to build relationships that reflect their values, desires, and evolving identities.

Camille has trained as a priestess through the 13 Moon Mystery School and is a certified Feminine Rites of Passage Facilitator. She specializes in creating rituals and ceremonies to help women honor key milestones and set empowering intentions throughout their lives. Camille believes deeply in guiding women through their personal and collective rites of passage, from navigating singlehood and engagement to childbirth, postpartum, and motherhood. One of Camille’s soul’s purpose is to be a guiding light for women as they navigate their unique paths to empowerment, motherhood, and self-discovery.

Approach

Camille’s approach is rooted in a deep understanding of the ways in which cultural and historical forces shape our beliefs around love and relationships. Her work seeks to untangle these layers of conditioning and offer individuals and couples the tools to create more liberated, intentional connections.

Camille’s SolPath is helping others break free from restrictive narratives—one that honors the multiplicity of identities, experiences, and loves that exist in the world.

Participants:

Young Adults 18-25 | Adults 26+ | Couples | Family

Modalities

Attachment

Cultural Counseling

Client Centered

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Gottman's

Internal Family Systems

Liberation Psychology

Mindfulness

Motivational Interviewing (MI)

Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFT)

Strength-Based

TF-CBT

Specialties

Addiction

ADHD

Adjustment

Adoption/Fostering

Anger Management

Anxiety

Attachment

BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Color)

Child Development

Codependency

Depression

Divorce/Family Changes

Domestic Violence

Filipinx/Filipinx Americans

Grief/Loss

Identity

LGTBQ+

Life Transitions

Military Culture/Veterans

Mood Disorders

Parent-Child Relationship

Parenting

PMADs (PostPartum)

Polyamory/Non-Monogamy/Kink

PTSD

Self Esteem

Sexual Abuse

Stress Management

Sports

Substance Use

Time Management

Trauma

Women's Issues