Therapy with Kimberly
Or maybe it’s harder to put into words. You don’t feel like you need anyone. Asking for help feels unnatural, even uncomfortable. And yet—you’re lonely. You can’t quite figure out why your relationships feel one-sided or unfulfilling. You want something to shift, but don’t know where to begin.
I get it. Life is a lot.
And for some, there’s also the quiet grief of a shifting faith—of questioning what you’ve been taught, feeling disillusioned by church, or wondering if God is still safe to trust. You want to deconstruct what no longer serves you while staying connected to what still feels sacred. You’re not losing your faith—you’re reclaiming it.
You want to speak your truth without being labeled “too much.” You want to be empowered, not dismissed.
I bring my whole self to this work—heart, experience, and deep investment in your healing. I’m not here to “fix” you. I’m here to help you feel safe enough to show up fully. And I’ll walk with you as you begin to do just that.
Are we a fit?
The relationship between a clinician and client is an element of the healing process so the right fight is critical. Here's what I hear from clients I tend to be a good fit for.
What common complaints do my clients have when they are starting therapy?
They’re having trouble navigating relationships—craving deeper connection but feeling discouraged or let down. Many are wrestling with a complicated family history, carrying more than their share, and feeling like they’re always there for others but rarely held in return. They’re driven, high-functioning, and deeply reflective—but worried it might be costing them their peace.
Some are also carrying spiritual wounds. They’ve been harmed in faith spaces—silenced, shamed, or made to feel small for asking questions or setting boundaries. They want to stay connected to God, but on their own terms this time—with a faith that feels safe, liberating, and true.
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What do I hear clients identify as outcomes they are seeking in our work together?
-"Seeking to love me"
-"Be more confident"
- "Have healthier more sustaining relationships"
- "Stop second-guessing myself"
- "Feeling more secure in my desires for my life and my ability to see them manifested"
- "To feel lighter"
What are the costs and do I accept insurance*?
For therapy services, if you are insured and you wish to have services billed through your insurance provider, I am in-network with Blue Cross & Blue Shield and Aetna. The cost will depend on your specific plan. Check with your provider and ask them to explain your outpatient mental health benefits to you and confirm if I am in-network.
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Currently, seeing all clients virtually.
If you have a different insurance carrier, we can provide a Superbill for you to submit to your insurance, which can be used towards your out-of-network benefits. Please ask your insurance provider what your out-of-network mental health benefits are. You will be required to pay the full fee at the time of your session.
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If you are not using insurance benefits my current rate is $200/session. HSA/FSA is accepted.
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To give you a better idea of my style:
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I bring my heart to this work.
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I am a woman of Faith meaning (for me) that I constantly search God's heart for mine. This informs my work.
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I’m relatable.
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I invest in my own work.
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I won’t make you feel judged.
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I genuinely love being a Black clinician.
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I get joy out of seeing my clients meet their goals.
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I’m a good accountability partner.
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I know my stuff
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I have extensive training and experience treating trauma + I’m intentional about my continuing education + I have a dope network of teachers, mentors, and colleagues whom I am always learning from.
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Learn more about my experience and clinical approach to practice.
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I believe in you, and the way I interact with you will always reflect that.
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I value your insight.
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And for more, read my bio here.
*If you choose to submit billing to your insurance provider please know that insurance requires a diagnosis.