Audrey Keaney is a therapist, researcher, and educator specializing in depth-oriented and somatic approaches to psychotherapy. She is a doctoral candidate in Clinical Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute, where her dissertation research focuses on women’s experiences of awe during childbirth. This work reflects her broader commitment to supporting the initiatory experiences of pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood through both clinical practice and research. She holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute and a Bachelor of Science in Biopsychology, Cognition, and Neuroscience from the University of Michigan.

Audrey’s therapeutic orientation integrates psychodynamic, Jungian, and somatic frameworks with mindfulness, parts work, and mind–body practices. She has a particular focus on psychedelic preparation and integration, exploring how these experiences intersect with unconscious processes, embodiment, and transformation. She works with concerns related to trauma, grief, mood disorders, spirituality, relationship and sexuality, women’s issues, and pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood support.

In addition to her clinical work, Audrey is a certified yoga teacher and teaches at the VA, where she also supports clinical trials investigating yoga as a treatment for Alzheimer’s disease, chronic pain, and Lyme disease.