Kerri Weaver (She/Her/Hers)

Kerri Weaver, a licensed Mental Health Counselor and Registered Dance Movement Therapist accredited by the American Dance Therapy Association, holds a Master of Arts in Dance Movement Therapy and Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Lesley University. She has dedicated her career to blending dance, yoga, and creative expression with clinical therapeutic practices.

Kerri is committed to transforming the stigma of ADHD into empowerment. Her primary clients include creative professionals, entrepreneurs, and college students, particularly those with ADHD, whom she helps transform potential challenges into opportunities for personal and professional growth. Using a blend of psychotherapy, dance, creative arts, yoga, and personal insights, she offers tailored, holistic therapy.

Professionally, Kerri’s rich background includes being a founding member of a Healing Arts Program at a local psychiatric hospital, where she integrated creative and therapeutic arts in a clinical setting. Her personal experiences, including overcoming challenges related to her unconventional ways due to undiagnosed ADHD, enhance her empathy and effectiveness as a therapist.

She established the Create Balance Healing Arts Collective as a space for women's empowerment and holistic wellness. Located in a welcoming, peaceful, and vibrant setting that promotes healing and self-discovery, the Collective offers both in-person and remote sessions, accommodating clients who prefer the flexibility of virtual therapy. This initiative reflects Kerri's dedication to creating spaces where silenced voices are heard, celebrated, and healed.

With over a decade of professional experience, Kerri supports clients on transformative journeys of healing and self-empowerment, exemplifying the enduring power of empathy and creativity in therapy.

* While we focus on supporting women, we warmly welcome all seeking healing and connection. Our commitment to inclusivity ensures a respectful and nurturing environment for personal growth*

Kerri is recognized as one of ‘Hey Rhody’s Leading Ladies of 2024’