Ross Kellogg

Ross Kellogg brings a clinical background that spans individual, couples, and family work, grounded in a clear conviction that people can move past the places where they feel most stuck. Based in Fayetteville, North Carolina and available online, Ross holds licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist and draws on Gestalt Therapy, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Internal Family Systems to help individuals reconnect with an authentic sense of self — whether that means working through depression, anxiety, unresolved trauma, or the quieter erosion that comes from years of the same patterns.

For couples, Ross uses Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and the Gottman Method to address everything from infidelity repair and rebuilding trust to the kind of low-grade disconnection that sets in when two people are physically in the same room but nowhere near each other. His approach is compassionate, direct, and deliberately not heavy-handed — the work is serious, but the atmosphere doesn’t have to be.

Ross works with teenagers, adults, and older adults navigating addictions, abuse recovery, mood and personality disorders, career transitions, and relationship challenges. People who have worked with him describe leaving with more confidence, steadier relationships, and a clearer sense of presence in their own lives.