Adults Therapists in Revelstoke, BC

I am passionate about helping people of all ages develop the resources they need to live a happy, healthy and full life. I believe in working collaboratively with my clients and meeting people where they are at. I work with children/youth and adults who have experienced grief and loss, have diagnosed (or not) ADHD, ASD, anxiety, life transition challenges, executive function challenges and also with those who just need a little guidance through these challenging times. Training in CBT, DBT, Grief and Loss.

I am an allied, white settler of Scottish and English decent. I am humbled, and honoured, to call Tk’emlups te Secwepemc territory my home. My specialty and passion is in supporting children, adolescents, young adults , and their families. I work with a range of concerns including self-worth, shame, anxiety, depression, trauma, violence, substance use, chronic pain, and grief. I also have experience working with youth and young adults with neurodiversities.

My name is Kim, and my passion is working with children, youth and families. I have experience working in child development centers, preschools, school districts, MCFD, CYMH, and non-profit agencies. My goal is to help individuals and their families heal through stressful and traumatic events. My practice is strength-based, where I encourage the client to share their personal narrative whether that is through words, art or play. My role is to walk beside my clients while offering support and strategies to help them overcome adversity. In order to maximize child and youth engagement I tailor my sessions to meet their unique needs.

I focus my practice on couples & marriage counselling. I work with individuals that are struggling with depression, anxiety or other struggles. I also specialize in working with families that are experiencing conflict in relationships in the home/school. I have 15 years of experience working with teens/youth and adults who have experienced multiple barriers and face situations of oppression and risk. I also am experienced in conducting Views of the Child Reports for parents and the courts.

People often come to therapy with hopes of feeling happier and more fulfilled, yet the process of change can be frightening and uncomfortable. I want my clients to feel they are in the driver's seat, with access to the brake and gas. I am the passenger with the road map. I will guide their healing journey but they choose the direction and pace. I truly believe the only thing more frightening than 'change' is the status quo. Why settle? You deserve more!

My clients come to me because they feel emotionally overwhelmed too much of the time. Their usual and comfortable coping strategies no longer work. Some clients describe being unable to do the simplest of tasks without feeling triggered and either tuning out or completely over reacting. My clients leave therapy feeling a more generalized state of calm with a flexible range of heathy coping strategies.