Looks like it gets no light.

How often do you water? How much water do you give it? Do you water so about 15% of the volume comes out the bottom drain hole and flushes the soil. What do you fertilize with and how often?

Started watering once a week but as it was turning brown I changed to twice a week. I put about one pint of water each time. I was putting plant food each time but stopped as well for the same reason. I had it against a wall with no light; now I moved it to a corner and gets indirect light. Hopefully will get better?

I am not much of an expert in palms, but do know that while there are many kinds all of them are difficult to keep happy inside, even with well draining soil and proper watering. They're among the most challenging of house plants, and probably shouldn't be sold as such, but that never stopped anyone before ...

I'm sure success is possible, but be prepared to spend some time figuring it out.

Kentia is among one of the easier palms for the house. I would also suggest Rhapis (Lady palms), and various Chamaedorea species for those who struggle with palms. Of course, the most available species is one of the most notoriously difficult (Ravenea rivularis; Majesty Palm).

Regarding your plant, there is no indication how long you have had the plant. It may just be acclimating to new conditions. It isn't sitting under an air-conditioning duct, is it? Also, how sure are we that it is a Kentia, I was inclined to thinking it might be a Dypsis lutescens (but not sure from here).

Subtropix, I bought the plant about five months ago. No air conditioning. Kentia is what it said on the label, bought it in a garden centre and it was quite expensive so I hope it is!