Kellie Kintz

Kellie Kintz, LCSW, ICSW, LICSW is the NOCD Director of Therapist Culture. Kellie earned her Masters Degree from Barry University, Miami, Florida and completed her one-year clinical internship at the Mount Sinai Medical Center. Post-graduation, Kellie worked with psychiatrist, Dr. Abby Strauss, Chapter President of the Florida Psychiatric Society in the Field of Clinical Drug Trials specializing in psychiatric studies of the central nervous system. Through this work, Kellie contributed to clinical research and honed her assessment skills with OCD, anxiety, depression, PTSD and related disorders. 

Kellie has been in practice for 37 years and specializes in OCD, anxiety, mood and personality disorders. As an experienced clinical leader, Kellie has developed and implemented treatment protocols and programs targeting crisis management, suicide prevention, disaster behavioral health and clinical ethics in hospital, IOP, PHP, hospice, and private practice settings. Kellie is a Qualified Supervisor- FL and has extensive experience teaching, training and preparing masters level clinicians for advanced practice. She is a published author and along with Neurologist/Academic Neurologist for University of Miami Dr. Eric Kramer, Internist/Academic Physician for University of Miami Dr. Stuart Bagatell and Rabbi Anthony Fratello co-authored, “Permission To Die: Candid Conversations About Death and Dying.” Kellie has been a guest speaker on radio and television shows as well as podcasts discussing mental health topics.