BIOGRAPHY
Kim is a psychotherapist who brings a warm, curious, and thoughtful approach to her work. Informed by her lived experience of cultural transition, she values resilience, identity, and belonging, and supports clients through periods of change.
She works with children and youth experiencing anxiety and family transitions, offering a supportive space to build coping skills and strengthen their sense of self. Kim also works collaboratively with individuals, parents, and couples, emphasizing self-awareness and the development of strong, healthy relationships.
Kim practices from a Family Systems perspective and integrates Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, and Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) within a strengths-based approach.
- QUALIFICATIONS
- Tyndale Seminary, Master of Divinity (Clinical Counseling)
- McMaster University, Bachelor of Arts in Social Psychology
- ASIST Suicide Intervention certification
- Prepare/Enrich Certification
