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About Kimberly
I'm a licensed therapist in Nebraska and Colorado, and I work with people who are insightful, capable, and tired of circling the same patterns without real movement.
My path into this work wasn't just academic. I've navigated grief, anxiety, and the slow process of learning to trust myself again, not through a single breakthrough, but through the kind of steady, unglamorous work that actually moves things. That experience shaped how I show up in the room.
I've spent years studying the intersections of mind, body, and nervous system through healthcare, massage therapy, higher education, and clinical practice. What I've learned is that insight alone rarely creates change. The missing piece is usually somewhere in the body, in the patterns that run beneath the understanding.
My approach is honest, grounded, and direct. I don't just reflect back what you already know. I pay attention to what your nervous system is telling us beneath the words, and I'm willing to name what I see, kindly but honestly. I also believe that humor has a place in healing. If something's funny, we're going to laugh. If something's hard, I'm not going anywhere.
My Approach
Therapy with me is structured before it's deep. Before we go into the hard places, we build the tools to hold what we find there: regulation skills, language for what's happening in your body, and a framework that makes the work feel sustainable rather than destabilizing.
From there, we work with what insight alone hasn't reached. That might mean exploring the patterns underneath the patterns, the nervous system responses that activate before your conscious mind has a chance to intervene, or the stories your body is still carrying from experiences you've long since "processed."
This work is real, and sometimes it's heavy. It's also sometimes funny. I'll reference a meme if it fits, bring in a book or movie moment that captures something we've been circling for twenty minutes, and yes, I've cried with clients. The humanity in the room matters just as much as the clinical precision behind the work.
Sessions are 53–60 minutes and held virtually. I work with adults navigating trauma, burnout, anxiety, grief, life transitions, and ADHD. I'm currently accepting new clients in Nebraska and Colorado.
If you've done the work and something still isn't moving, this is where we figure out why.
If something here resonates,
I'd love to connect.
The first step is a free 15-minute consultation, a conversation, not a commitment. We'll talk about what's bringing you in, what you're hoping for, and whether working together feels like the right fit.
There's no pressure, no performance. Just space to see if this is the right place for you.
When you're ready, I'll meet you there.
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