• Marital Therapy
• Grief and Loss
• Trauma
• Cross Cultural
• Depression
• Anxiety
• Self-Worth/Value

• Life Transitions
• Body Image and Eating Disorders
• Sexual Identity
• Physical, Sexual, Emotional, and Verbal Abuse
• Play Therapy

 

Counseling Style
In literary terms, the character that comes along side of the main character to help and support him on the journey is known as the deuteragonist.  Using a person-centered approach in counseling, Kim provides a safe place for clients to dump all that needs to be worked through, acting as a deuteragonist on the journey to healing and restoration.

Experience

• ChristianWorks for Children – Counselor and Grief Works Coordinator (2009-
  Present)
• Camp Erin – Clinical Director for DFW's bereavement camp (2011)
• Dallas Theological Seminary – Counselor for Counseling Students (2008-2011)
• Northern Sumatra Counseling Center, Indonesia – Guest lecturer on the topic of
  Grief and Trauma (2010)
• Irving Family Advocacy Center – Counselor (2008)
• Timberlawn Mental Health Systems – In-Patient Trauma Counselor (2007)

Education
M.A. in Counseling – Dallas Theological Seminary (2008)
B.A. in Psychology and Interpersonal Communication – Miami University, Ohio (2002)

Personal
Kim has spent the past 10 years serving God by ministering to people on four continents
including a year long STINT in the Middle East. She is now back in the United States
living life with her husband and doing what she believes she was created to do – counsel.
She enjoys running, dancing, conversing with friends face to face, and is always learning
new things.