LMHC, 13 years of experience
Hi! I am a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) based out of Florida. I work with people of all ages to address a variety of concerns, including trauma, anxiety, depression, Bipolar Disorder, substance abuse, and relationship issues. My hope is to create a safe space for us to explore solutions to whatever problems you want to focus on. When you are ready to step outside your discomfort zone (we both know it's not comfortable there or you wouldn't be reading my profile), I look forward to helping you feel better.
In our first session together we will get to know one another and I’ll gather information to help us determine your goals and develop a treatment plan tailored to you and your needs.
Having worked in the field for 13 years, I have gained experience working with all types of diagnoses and people of all ages. I aim to help my clients gain the most progress in the least amount of time so they can focus on enjoying their lives and not spend all of their time in therapy.
I love working with clients of all ages and backgrounds, but teens and up are best suited for online therapy. I have completed the Clinician Awareness Program through Hillsborough County Fire Rescue and look forward to serving first responders.
2 ratings with written reviews
July 3, 2025
Kim is a wonderful therapist. She is very easy to talk to and makes you feel comfortable by creating a safe space. She listens attentively, she's genuine, patient, supportive, empowering and offers excellent insights. I've been a client of hers for about 2 years now. She has helped me tremendously with anxiety, depression and some past trauma. I highly recommend her!
May 24, 2025
Kimberly combines technical expertise with an empathetic approach to make me feel understood and empowered. I’ve been able to make tremendous strides in my life under her guidance and recommend her wholeheartedly.
EMDR stands for eye movement desensitization and reprocessing and is used to treat trauma. Sometimes, we are not aware of how our past experiences are impacting our current behavior and EMDR can help figure out the root of that behavior so it can be addressed. For example, if you are struggling with procrastination, EMDR can help us figure out when and why the procrastination started and help to resolve that issue. EMDR not only addresses the memory, but the negative belief you may have gained about yourself or the world because of that incident which makes EMDR useful in treating a variety of problems including low self-esteem and relationship issues.
Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are all connected and CBT can be helpful to treat anxiety and depression with quick results.