Kinsoulgi
the gap between what people know and what they do --
that's where learning and wellbeing strategy lives.
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About
I am a curriculum design specialist, graduate clinician, and integrative strategist working at the intersection of learning, wellbeing, and human performance.
My practice draws on Universal Design for Learning, humanistic and CBT-informed frameworks, and a Tao-informed therapeutic presence. I help organizations and individuals close the gap between where they are and where they need to be -- through inquiry, co-design, and care.
Credentials + Training
MA Mental Health Counseling (LMHC track) · Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Yeshiva University · Expected 2027
Curriculum Design Specialist · 20 years L&D · Canon USA
Reiki Practitioner · Integrative Somatic Framework · BA Psychology
What I Do
Three lanes. One through-line.
Who I Work With
Most organizations don't have a strategy problem. They have a human gap -- between what people know and what they actually do, between policy and practice, between intent and impact.
I work with organizations, L&D teams, and non-profits to close that gap through evidence-based learning design and wellbeing strategy. Every engagement begins with inquiry -- asking the questions that surface the real problem before anything is built.
I apply Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles to craft solutions that work across cognitive styles, cultural backgrounds, and learning preferences. This isn't accommodation after the fact -- it's design that holds from the start and scales without breaking.
Past contexts include corporate L&D, curriculum redesign, onboarding strategy, training program development, and organizational wellbeing consulting.
I work with neurodivergent professionals, immigrant families, and individuals navigating systems that were not designed with them in mind.
My integrative approach draws on multiple evidence-based frameworks held within a humanistic and person-centered foundation. I don't apply a single modality -- I work from the person outward, using what fits. The therapeutic relationship is the first intervention.
I am a graduate clinician in training (LMHC track) at Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology, Yeshiva University, expected 2027. All clinical work is conducted under appropriate supervision.
Areas of focus: ADHD and neurodivergent identity, cultural adjustment and immigration stress, anxiety, academic and professional performance, integrative and somatic approaches.
Philosophy
the crack is not the break --
it is the way through
Kinsoulgi · kintsugi + soul
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Whether you're building learning systems, navigating organizational change, or looking for a clinician who understands how neurodivergent and culturally diverse minds work -- start with a conversation.
Kinsoulgi
Ameena Kadree
I close it. through inquiry,
co-design, and care.