Telling stories and asking questions for a meaningful, connected life — and helping you do the same.

Meet Kimberly

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East Texas native, licensed therapist, and certified sex therapist who has spent over two decades helping people heal from trauma, reclaim their sexuality, and build the kind of relationships they actually want to be in. Coach, business owner, wife to a physician, and girl-mom times two. But more than anything, I am a professional question-asker and connection facilitator.

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    Therapy

    With over two decades of experience in trauma, sexuality, and relational wellness, I offer a space where the real things can finally be said out loud and worked through.

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    Writing

    From my newsletter to my forthcoming children’s book, I write to provide practical processes and practices for living a life that honors the whole person—body, mind, and spirit.

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    Speaking

    Life is nuanced. People are relational. My approach to speaking is both. If that sounds like what you’re looking for in a speaker, submit an inquiry! I’d love to connect.

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Growth isn’t something you finish. There is no point where you’ve healed enough, learned enough, or become enough to finally earn your place in the world. You don’t have to have it all figured out. You don’t have to be who y
There’s a difference between fitting in and belonging. Fitting in often asks us to edit ourselves — to shrink, perform, stay quiet, or become who we think others need us to be. It can feel exhausting because we’re constantly trying
Most people don’t realize how much of themselves they’ve given up to be loved. Hi, I’m Kimberly. I wrote a children’s book about how we already have everything we need— and that we don’t have to give away pieces