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About Kimberly
I’m a trauma therapist, intuitive mentor, and human being who’s learned healing the hard way. My path has carried me through grief, anxiety, and the slow work of rebuilding trust in my own body and spirit.
I’ve spent 25 years studying the intersections of mind, body, and soul through healthcare, massage therapy, higher education, and clinical practice. Each chapter has taught me that healing isn’t a single breakthrough; it’s a relationship with self that unfolds when we slow down and quiet ourselves enough to listen.
Whether you’re untangling old stories, navigating burnout, or finding your voice again, I’m here to walk beside you, honoring your own pace and truth. My approach is honest, grounded, and attuned to what’s real in the room. I don’t promise quick fixes; I offer presence, reflection, and a safe harbor while you rediscover your own light.
My Approach
Healing doesn’t have to feel like a weight you carry. It can be the moment you exhale, the laugh that slips through the heaviness, the realization that you can hold joy and pain in the same breath.
This work is real. It’s tender. And sometimes, it’s messy. We’ll face what hurts, but we’ll also honor what’s alive: the humor, the humanity, the steady return to yourself.
My approach is trauma-informed, somatic, and intuitive. I draw from evidence-based therapy and nervous-system work, but I also trust the quiet wisdom of the body, the pull of creativity, and the small sparks of joy that remind us we’re healing.
We move slowly and with intention, to honor what your body remembers and to listen for the truths that have been whispering beneath the noise.
An Invitation
If you’ve been searching for stillness after the storm, for a place where you can lay down what’s heavy and listen for what’s true, you’re in the right place.
Healing begins with presence — with the willingness to meet yourself exactly as you are. Here, there’s no rush, no performance, just space to breathe, to feel, and to find your way back to calm.
When you’re ready, I’ll meet you at the shoreline.
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