Kylie House is a psychiatrist who trained at the University of Colorado Psychiatry Residency Program, and prior to this, earned her medical degree at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. Along the way, she has sought out and developed her special interests in psychodynamic psychotherapy, psychosomatic medicine, psychedelic medicine, and use of ceremony to potentiate inner transformation. She works with these emphases in a collaborative approach to help one rediscover their health, vitality, individualism, and wholeness.

Kylie has gained much experience working with individuals with some of the most severe mental health concerns in the state of Colorado. With that experience, she has much comfort in utilizing conventional and pointedly effective practices when appropriate. At the same time, she has found that most individuals do not need strong and sometimes side-effect laden interventions if a holistic approach is incorporated into one’s treatment plan. Overall, Kylie sees herself as a co-explorer and guide to help you navigate what is the terrain of your mind, and with this philosophy, your autonomy and decision making is the highest priority. Specifically, Kylie’s practice will employ conventional medication management, psychotherapy, psychedelic psychotherapy, and integrative approaches. Kylie is trained as an adult psychiatrist but understands the need and demand for psychiatrists who work with younger populations. As such, she sees individuals ages 15 and up.  Outside of patient care, Kylie is involved in psychedelic research, including the MDMA psychotherapy trials for PTSD and  MM-120 (Lysergic Acid Diethylamide D-tartrate) for the treatment of Generalized Anxiety Disorder.

When not involved in clinical work and furthering her understanding of the boundless psyche, Kylie explores her interests of music, dance, and nature.