Kymberly Kline

Prior to becoming a counselor, I worked as a teacher, mentor and community organizer for over 15 years helping children, adults and families build confidence, resilience, communication skills, and leadership through mentoring and nonviolent communication (NVC). I have experience supporting clients from diverse cultural, religious, socioeconomic, ability, and mental health backgrounds, including neurodivergent individuals, immigrants, and people experiencing crisis. I hold a certificate in Grief-Informed Counseling and work with concerns such as grief and loss, anxiety, stress, life transitions, relationships, trauma, depression, self-esteem, chronic illness, communication, and spiritual/religious issues. If you’re interested in functional medicine, I’m happy to collaborate with other providers to support a holistic care model.

My approach is integrative, person-centered, compassionate, and tailored to each client's unique needs and goals. Authentic connection and unconditional positive regard create the foundation for healing, growth, and self-acceptance. I draw from a variety of evidence-based and experiential approaches—including Internal Family Systems (IFS), Nonviolent Communication (NVC), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), grief therapy, narrative therapy, Adlerian theory, relational-cultural theory, existential therapy, and nature-based therapy. I also value creativity and playfulness, adapting the counseling process to fit each person's strengths and preferences.

During our first session, we'll spend time getting to know one another and discussing what has brought you to therapy. I'll invite you to share your goals, challenges, and hopes for the counseling process while creating a safe, accepting, and collaborative environment where you feel heard. Together, we'll begin identifying your strengths, explore what approaches may best support your needs, and develop a plan that feels personalized, meaningful, and aligned with your goals.