LCSW, 33 years of experience
Hello, I am the Kathey M. Wilborn, a License Clinical Social Worker (LCSW15195) for the past 34 years with a history working with multi-generational clients-children, youth, and adults. I have a passion for each person to live into their full potential physically, spiritually, financially, emotionally, and psychologically. My communication style is accepting, empathic, and real. The tone I create for my sessions with clients include a calm and non-judgmental environment. I create a safe space and strive to earn my client’s trust so that they will feel safe and bring their authentic self. I. believe working with me client’s feel my authentic self, genuine hope for their success and feel empowered.
In our first therapy session, you can expect a warm supportive encouraging environment that affirms your desire to address the issues that you bring to our time together. During our first session, we will explore your reasons for seeking therapy, and your hopes for therapy. I will answer any questions you may have. We will develop a treatment plan together in getting you from where you are to where to desire to get.
My strengths as a provider are accepting, empathic, and being my authentic -real self. The tone I create for my sessions with clients include a calm and non-judgmental environment. I create a safe space and strive to earn my client’s trust so that they will feel safe and bring their authentic self. I. believe working with me client’s feel my authentic self, genuine hope for their success and feel empowered.
I specialize in addressing trauma, life transition, anxiety, spiritual distress, and stress related to medical conditions to name a few. I have worked with clients in the medical setting, foster care system, and religious organizations. My focus is helping the client identify stressors, emotions, and obstacles that are impending confidence and growth into their full potential.
I use a psycho-social assessment strength based approach and an assessment of the barriers to the client-centered goals. Once the assessments completed the most relevant techniques from evidence-based therapy modalities are used, recognizing that each client is unique and the needs are unique. This may include Cognitive behavior therapy, mindfulness, interpersonal therapy and family therapy.
The Faith based therapy is used to draw on the clients faith ideology, practices and cultural background as launching pads to identify areas of stress and how the clients practices can serve as a strength to resolve stress or disharmony.
This Cognitive Behavior Therapy is used to explore the information gathered in the psycho-social assessment that the clients desires to address in movement from unhelpful and unhealthy to helpful and healthy thoughts and behaviors.
The trauma associated with grief and grief recovery is different for each client. Based upon the psycho-social assessment the tools of grief therapy are drawn from strengths of the clients history and works to open up the space for self-reflection, impact and hopes in living with healthy grief.