Portfolio of Leadership in Practice

Clinical, Research, and Community Work

Kei Skeide (MS, LMFT) is a PhD student in Couple & Family Therapy at Antioch University New England and a clinician-consultant supporting people and organizations navigating conflict, culture, and connection.

Their focus includes LGBTQIA2S+ relational care, cross-cultural communication, and technology’s role in intimacy and isolation.

Kei’s approach is straightforward, collaborative, and built for real-life change.

  • I demonstrate relational/systemic application and innovation through selected writing and supporting artifacts that translate systems thinking into practice across real-world contexts.

  • I demonstrate relational/systemic application and innovation through selected writing and supporting artifacts that translate systems thinking into practice across real-world contexts.

  • I anchor my work in a social justice lens through a synthesis reflection and documentation of program-related engagement with diverse, marginalized, and/or underserved communities.

  • I document my growth as a researcher through quantitative and qualitative proposals/projects, research products (e.g., presentations, papers, IRB/grant materials), and a synthesis reflection that clarifies strengths and next directions (including early dissertation planning where appropriate).

  • My Supervision Portfolio reflects my philosophy and practice of supervision through supervision-focused writing and attention to power, ethics, and relational process.

  • My T/C/L Portfolio includes a teaching/consultation/leadership philosophy, concrete artifacts (e.g., syllabi, lectures, program plans), evaluations when available, and a reflective synthesis focused on rigorous, relational, accessible learning.