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Guiding Others From Sadness to Serenity
Patient
Kirstine Keel was my therapist at a time when I was just beginning to recognize that I was in a toxic relationship. Those early sessions were incredibly important. She helped me see things more clearly and gave me the strength to begin making changes after years of abuse.
Patient
I’m deeply grateful for her guidance, her compassion, and the practical tools she shared. They didn’t just help me in the moment—they continue to support me as I move forward in my healing journey.
Patient
If you’re feeling stuck, confused, or questioning your situation, her work can truly make a difference. My journey is still ongoing, but it started with the kind of support she provides here. Thank you, Kirstine.
Kirstine Keel is a Resilience Coach, former licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (CMHC) and multiple-subject educator devoted to helping individuals and families find light in life’s most difficult moments.
As the daughter of Howard Keel, she was raised in a world of creativity and storytelling gifts she now uses to inspire healing, connection, and hope.
Her work is deeply personal. Kirstine has experienced childhood trauma, divorce, and the heartbreaking loss of her four sons, along with the profound challenges of addiction, suicide, and complex grief. These experiences, combined with her professional background, allow her to offer a compassionate and deeply understanding space for others walking similar paths.
Through her faith and her work, Kirstine gently guides others from sadness to serenity. Helping each person rediscover the light within and to remember every heart deserves light.
After losing her four sons to addiction, Kirstine Keel shares the deeply personal story of grief, faith, resilience, and the journey toward finding peace.
This memoir offers comfort to grieving parents, hope to families affected by addiction, and encouragement for anyone searching for light after life’s darkest moments.
Discover a story of love that never ends—and hope that never fades.
