About Me

Hi! My name is Kyle Schultz and I am a licensed psychologist and educator. I have a doctorate in clinical psychology (Psy.D) and a master of education in human sexuality (M.Ed.), both of which I obtained from Widener University (2011). I have worked as a therapist, educator, and public speaker/consultant in various settings with a diverse array of people for over 18 years.  I work in my own private practice seeing individuals with concerns related to sexuality (LGBTQ+ folks, sexual compulsivity, sexual trauma, sexual dysfunction, kink), relationships (dating, couples, consensual non-monogamy, infidelity), depression, anxiety, and grief. I am a certified psychoanalyst (trained at the Institute for Relational Psychoanalysis of Philadelphia) and I am trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing. You can find out more about my approach to counseling on my Psychotherapy page.

I am also a Lecturer of Education Practice in the Professional Counseling masters program at the University of Pennsylvania. I teach courses related to novice and advanced counseling skills (practicum/internship), advanced professional development, and counseling theories and interventions. In addition to teaching, I am also the director of GSE’s Counseling Lab, a lab that provides feedback to graduate students about their counseling skills using the deliberate practice model.

Lastly, I provide trainings to community organizations in need of support around issues related to sexuality and mental health. And I also provide supervision and consultation to novice and advanced mental health professionals.

More personally, I am White, cisgender, gay man who lives in the Fishtown area of Philadelphia. Some of my hobbies include urban gardening, traveling, cooking, reading and collecting comic books, and video games.