Kacey Wilson

Kacey Wilson, PsyD, serves as the Director of Curriculum and Faculty Development and is a licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in trauma. With a Doctorate in Clinical and School Psychology and a Master’s in Education in Prevention Science, Kacey brings a unique blend of psychological, systems-based, and holistic perspectives to her role. As a 500-hour Kripalu-trained yoga teacher and a 650-hour Ayurvedic Health Counselor, Kacey’s work at Kripalu is characterized by a deep commitment to integrative wellness, blending the wisdom of Yoga with evidence-based and socioculturally attuned methodologies to foster growth.

At Kripalu, Kacey is dedicated to advancing a curriculum that honors the roots of Yoga and Ayurveda while exploring their modern applications. Her journey into integrative wellness began at Harvard, where she studied the intersections of the History of Science, Psychology, Religion, and Human Development. This academic foundation, coupled with her somatic training and experience as an outdoor guide, informs her approach to teaching and program development, focusing on how sustained, mindful practices can lead to profound personal and collective transformation. Ultimately, Kacey believes in cultivating an ecology of being and belonging that supports peace and presence, both individually and collectively.

Identifying as a world citizen, Kacey has lived and worked in Brazil and India at international schools with global visions focused on equity, sustainability, peace, and unity. She remains committed to fostering a deeper understanding of these principles and their relevance in today’s world, guiding self and others toward a path of health and purposeful living. Kacey also maintains a small private practice in Virginia. Outside of her professional roles, Kacey enjoys playing in nature with her partner and pup, authentic relating games, community building, and grounding vata with various kitchen experiments. She is honored to be a part of the Kripalu community.