Become the Most Peaceful Person you Know
A peaceful, productive life, lived to its fullest potential, requires establishing boundaries with others. And having good boundaries often requires inner work.
Boundaries for Your Soul:
Kimberly Leads You through the Five Steps of Taking a You-Turn
It may help to think of your troubling thoughts and feelings (like anger, guilt, and discouragement) as representing competing parts of your soul that need your care. You can care for your soul by reshaping your conflicting thoughts and emotions, and inevitably your actions too. In doing so, you’re taking responsibility for creating and maintaining strong internal and external boundaries.
As we journey through the process of establishing healthy boundaries with the various parts of your soul, you’ll discover that the better you become at establishing internal boundaries, the better you’ll become at setting healthy boundaries with others too.
As I work with you to establish healthy internal boundaries, you’ll:
- Be realistic about your limitations and have a clear sense of your own values, vision, mission, and priorities.
- Be true to the person God created you to be and to the work he has planned for you to do.
- Understand that the health of your relationships and the sustainability of your service depend on your ability to lead the various dimensions of your soul in partnership with the God who created them.
Through my counseling work and in my own life, I’ve seen firsthand how powerful this approach is, and I believe it can change your life, too.
I work with men and women who want to:
- Improve their interpersonal relationships, leadership abilities, and marriages
- Recover from painful experiences and other emotional and spiritual wounds
- Live into their God-given potential
I’m also trained and experienced in the use of other effective counseling tools. For example, I enjoy:
- Providing premarital counseling, using the Prepare/Enrich* curriculum
- Marital counseling using the Imago*, Gottman*, and Internal Family Systems (IFS)* models
- Helping clients reach their full potential, using the Enneagram and Myers-Briggs personality assessments
*Indicates that Kim is certified in this area.
I have earned degrees at Davidson College (BA in Religious Studies), Regent College (MTh) and Azusa Pacific University (MA in Clinical Psychology).
In addition to in-person appointments, in some situations I’m able to work with clients via telephone or videoconference. My hourly rate is $200 for a 50-minute session. I am not on insurance panels, so I am considered an “out-of-network” provider by insurers. Payment, in the form of cash, check, Venmo, or PayPal is due at the time of service.
Counseling Inquiry
Kimberly’s practice is currently full and she is not able to accept any new clients. Please visit the Resource Page for a list of trained IFS therapists.
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