Contact Me

Please e-mail me at Kylie@kylieklein.com with your questions or requests for advice.  I am not a therapist, but if you have simple questions about dating or goal setting, hit me up!

For presentations with church or educational groups on the following subjects:         

• Journaling- Why It's Important          
• Goal Setting - How your goals today will affect your tomorrow's
• Dating Do's and Don't's
• Coping with Grief
• Travel
• Writing
  

For further information please e-mail me with your phone number, which subject(s) you're interested in, and the date(s).   Each presentation is between 30-45 minutes in length.  In the Salt Lake Valley, the presentations are no charge, outside the Salt Lake Valley, reimbursement for lodging and travel is necessary.

For interview requests, please e-mail me at kylie@kylieklein.com

Editing services, Please visit www.kylieedits.com for information and rates

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is your favorite music group?

I love the Counting Crows, Blue October, Dave Matthews, Blink 182 and The Script

Who is your favorite author?

Lately I've been reading everything by Anne Rice.  She is an amazing writer and researcher.  I also like Gregory Maguire (Wicked), Margaret Mitchell (Gone with the Wind) and Rebecca Wells (Ya-Ya Sisterhood). I also like John Steinbeck.  His book East of Eden was tragically moving and I read it once a year.

Who is your favorite actor?

Johnny Depp.  I love Johnny Depp.

A couple of years ago I ran into Kelsey Grammar (from Frasier) who is my second favorite actor. He was incredibly nice to me, even after I told him I loved him.  (I meant to say "I love your work", but it came out all wrong.)

What is your favorite TV show?

I don't watch a lot of TV, but when I do, I like to watch Glee, The Office, American Idol and Dog the Bounty Hunter.

Where is the most memorable place you've visited?

Oh, to pick just one?  Can't do it.  The Gardens at Versailles are at the top of the list.  Seeing the teeny-tiny Mona Lisa and the larger-than-life Venus at the Louvre is pretty cool.  The David in Florence is something I think about nearly every day. The Colosseum and adjacent Roman Forum were both incredibly amazing.  Savannah, Georgia is historically charming, and my favorite place to visit in the United States, however Washington DC comes a close second.

If you could visit anywhere, where would it be?

I would love to go on an African Safari and visit the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.  I hope to do both in 2011.  I would also like to hike the Inka Trail, but I'd have to take one of those "expensive tours" where they carry your stuff from camp to camp.