Mary Kate Keller is a Graduate Student in School Psychology at the University of Montana and a Fellow with the Rural and Indigenous School-Based Mental Health and Empowerment (RAISE) Initiative. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in Human Development and Family Sciences from Montana State University. Her academic background includes focused studies on the psychology of consciousness, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and trauma and recovery across the lifespan.

At Sub Rosa Therapy, she serves as Coordinator and Patient Experience Specialist, supporting clients with Spravato and KAT sessions. She ensures a calm and healing environment while overseeing logistical elements and maintaining a patient-centered and trauma-informed approach.

Mary Kate is continually inspired by the transformative potential of ketamine-assisted therapy and finds deep meaning in holding space for individuals navigating expanded states of consciousness. She strives to foster a sense of compassion, curiosity, and connection during each session.

Outside of Sub Rosa, Mary Kate enjoys spending time outdoors with her partner and their two border collies, climbing peaks and exploring new places. She appreciates the awe that comes with new experiences and the healing properties of spending time in nature.