Kimberly brings 27+ years of experience to working with individuals and groups. As a psychotherapist working from a psychodynamic and trauma-informed lens, Kimberly customizes each client’s treatment according to their goals and needs, using multiple modalities and approaches. While many therapists specialize in treating a few set diagnoses, Kimberly likes working with a diverse range of diagnoses and issues. Among the issues she does a lot of work with are complex trauma and abuse, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, LGBTQ+ issues, DID, intimacy and betrayal issues, midlife issues, and issues related to purpose and meaning.

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Having worked as a lay counselor for 20+ years, Trisha is committed to working with individuals and groups in their transformational journeys. The last 6 years, she has been specifically helping folks who want to address their relationship to food and their bodies. She is a survivor of childhood and religious trauma, disordered eating, and negative body image–which deepens her understanding for how complex human stories can be and how powerful healing can be.

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Grief Mentor, Song Leader, Community Circle Facilitator

Kim offers community grief circles for all people navigating the waves of grief – from loss of loved ones or pets to life transitions, from health diagnosis to the parts of ourselves we hold in contempt, from climate grief to grief over world events. She creates a space where all grief is valid and important, where communal grief may be witnessed and felt through embodiment, sharing, singing, and ritual.

Kim has been a student of community grief ritual since 2020, tending her own extensive personal, ancestral and communal grief. She completed a grief tending mentorship program and began facilitating grief circles in the Edmonds area in 2024.

Her 14-year background in clinical research provides a strong foundation for consent-based practice, leading groups, and holding space for families and individuals navigating complex diagnoses and medical systems.

Outside of grief and research work, you will find Kim playing with her kids or at their hockey games, singing and drumming, growing vegetables in her garden, hiking or camping in the mountains, and spending time with her community.

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