Kahley Jaeke-Berry

Kahley Jaeke-Berry is a dedicated Family Advocate and Psychiatric Case Manager at REFINE Psychiatry, where she provides comprehensive support and resources for families navigating the complexities of mental health care. With over six years of experience in the behavioral health field, Kahley specializes in helping clients access psychiatric care, navigate insurance, identify appropriate providers, and connect with residential and outpatient programs that meet their individual treatment goals. She also advocates for students of all ages, ensuring they receive the accommodations and support they deserve through IEPs, 504 plans, and college-level resources. Her work is grounded in strong collaborative relationships with psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, therapists, and hospitals to remove barriers to care, rebuild trust, and promote stability and healing for the families she serves.

Kahley’s career has spanned a variety of behavioral health settings, including residential treatment, foster care, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy for children on the autism spectrum. She brings extensive experience in leading teams, preventing burnout, and providing impactful group and individual counseling. Skilled in personalized treatment planning, clinical assessments, evidence-based practices, and comprehensive documentation, Kahley prioritizes collaboration with providers to ensure clients are equipped for long-term success, restored functioning, and the ability to find joy and autonomy in their daily lives. She is passionate about creating dynamic and diverse spaces where authenticity and psychology intersect to foster healing, growth, and empowerment.

A graduate of Washington College with a Bachelor of Science in Counseling Psychology, Kahley is currently pursuing her Master’s in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy at Pepperdine University. Outside of her professional work, she actively volunteers with regional centers supporting individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities and coaches a high school girls’ volleyball team, empowering young women to build confidence and resilience. In her free time, Kahley enjoys yoga, walking, dog training, and engaging in community-based activities that nurture self-care and connection. She is committed to lifelong learning, mentorship, and positively impacting the behavioral health field by guiding clients and colleagues alike toward growth, empowerment, and authentic living.

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• Washington College - BS, Counseling Psychology

• Capistrano Valley Christian Schools