Kelly Landman Krevitz, PhD (“Dr. Kelly”) is a cum laude graduate of Franklin & Marshall College, where she majored in psychology and minored in religious studies. She is also a graduate of the Clinical Developmental Psychology Doctoral program at Bryn Mawr College, where she received the McPherson Award for Excellence for her community service.

Dr. Kelly is both a clinical and sport psychologist. She completed her internship and post-doctoral residency at Lehigh University, specializing in individual and group therapy and peak performance services. She worked as the director of the Leadership Academy and Mentorship Program for Bryn Mawr Athletics for 7 years, also providing Mental Health and Peak Performance services for the latter 4 years. Dr. Kelly also taught post-graduate classes in Counseling Theory and Career Counseling at Moravian and Lehigh Universities.

Dr. Krevitz has worked with all levels of athletes from novices and learners to Olympic Trial qualifiers and professionals. Dr. Kelly meets with athletes individually, offering both in-person and telehealth sessions, as well as offering team workshops on a variety of mental health and performance topics.

Kelly continues to train and compete as a masters swimmer, amateur triathlete, and Ironman hopeful. She lives in the Lehigh Valley with her husband and two children, and can be found coaching youth soccer, running on local trails, or on the golf course.

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