Kade is a near-graduate in Psychology and Statistics at Montana State University, where his studies support a research-informed understanding of mental health treatment. His academic background includes focused coursework in the psychology of consciousness, memory and cognition, and attention, as well as a broader interest in how developmental trauma, environmental stressors, and cognitive heuristics shape human behavior.

At Sub Rosa Therapy, Kade serves as the Coordinator and Client Experience Specialist, supporting clients through onboarding, Ketamine-Assisted Therapy (KAT) sitting, and various clinical operations. He is gaining firsthand experience in both administrative and clinical aspects of care—learning not only the therapeutic modalities, but also the rhythms and responsibilities of a compassionate healing space.

Kade is passionate about the intersections of perception, consciousness, stress, and resilience. He brings a thoughtful, grounded presence to his role, integrating rigorous research with reflective, real-world perspectives. With a natural curiosity about how people grow, adapt, and heal, he looks forward to a meaningful career in mental health and clinical psychedelic medicine.

Outside of Sub Rosa, Kade is an avid endurance athlete and outdoor adventurer. He finds restoration and resilience on mountain trails, whether training for ultramarathons or exploring Montana on skis. These pursuits inform the presence and intention he brings to the therapy space and reflect his deep respect for the full spectrum of human experience.