Kim is a mental health counselor who earned her master’s degree in Marriage and Family therapy at Eastern Nazarene College. Additionally, she is a trauma informed therapeutic yoga instructor and believes in a holistic mind body approach to physical, mental and emotional wellbeing. Describing herself as naturally curious and truly interested in people, she believes everyone has a story worth listening to, and that “healing begins to happen the moment we feel heard”. Clients describe Kim as having a calming and grounding presence that puts them at ease. She enjoys working with clients in all phases of life from children, adolescents and teenagers to emerging adults, adults and seniors dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, grief, behavioral issues, stress, substance abuse, ADHD, family dynamics, life transitions and relational issues. She has a humanistic, client-centered approach to therapy and eclectically utilizes aspects of CBT, Mindfulness and Emotion Focused therapy among others.