Counseling Practice – Shared Path Counseling
Kelly Loy, a Certified Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapist, leads Shared Path Counseling, a mental health practice based in Boise, Idaho. The practice specializes in individual, couples, and family counseling, with a particular clinical focus on grief, trauma, and crisis, including early childhood sexual abuse and violence. Loy holds certification credentials through the Idaho IFS Association and maintains National Board Certified Counselor (NBCC) designation.
Internal Family Systems (IFS) serves as the primary therapeutic modality at Shared Path Counseling. The practice website describes IFS as “a different way to find healing from the wisdom you hold within yourself,” and positions the approach as particularly suited to clients who have attempted other therapeutic avenues without achieving sustained relief from emotional pain.
The range of concerns addressed at the practice includes abuse and violence trauma, family and relationship difficulties, conflicted couples, grief and loss, chronic illness and caregiver stress, pre-marital and marriage counseling, burnout and compassion fatigue, spiritual struggle and faith crises, parenting concerns, and addictions. The breadth of service areas reflects a generalist orientation applied through an IFS lens.
Sessions are available via telehealth for Idaho-based clients, with both in-person and virtual formats offered depending on client need and preference. The practice is also listed on Psychology Today.
Contact information includes a phone line at (208) 398-3308; appointment requests may also be submitted through the practice website. Specific insurance plans accepted or self-pay fee structures are not stated in the homepage content reviewed. No year of establishment is mentioned on the page.