You deserve to find the light within you again.
We'll work together to navigate the darkness and confusion of your current life circumstances to find new ways of being that feel aligned with who you really are.
I am offering individual in Oregon counseling support, and coaching for specialized Autism support and the new social skills coaching program. First, I will describe the in- state support as a Licensed Professional Counselor, and following is information on Coaching opportunities.
Individual Counseling Sessions
45-50 minutes (therapeutic hour) | $150/session (out-of-pocket pay)
Superbills are provided for out of network reimbursement for insurances
MODA’s contract for insurance reimbursement with Kim begins 12/1/2026
Oregon Health Plan can be billed under Golden Flower Behavioral Services, where Kim is an independent contractor
All sessions are in-person support within a Geodesic dome and outdoor garden office. Telehealth will be only offered for extreme weather conditions like dangers of wildfire smoke or ice or by request related to disability.
In these ongoing sessions, we will reflect on the past, discover how it's effecting the present, practice healthier thinking patterns, and learn effective coping strategies. Treatment plan is co-created, and we regularly reflect on progress and update goals. Goals may include recovery from invalidation, improved relationships, improved communication, improved emotion regulation, skills to tolerate stress and the things we cannot change, changing patterns of behavior that are no longer serving you, and finding balance in obligations of family, work, school, and fun.
My goal in therapy is for my clients to increase understanding of self and trust self to make their own assessments and choices for their well being. When applying Dialectical Behavior Therapy resources to neurodivergent clients, I use it as a guide for skills in understanding their own neurodivergence and as a transition tool for understanding neurotypical behaviors.
My therapeutic style resembles a peer support model, having purposeful interactions with less hierarchy, and more human to human experience reflections. My setting and perspectives lean less on the medical model principals and encourages out of the box thinking and creative healing prompted by personal and natural world wisdom.
“My autistic teen and I were a little skittish about another mismatched therapeutic situation, but Kim really understood our needs and helped us feel comfortable and seen. We especially benefited from her upfront information about what to expect at each session, her clear prompt communication, and her friendly lovely natural therapy space. Working with an actually autistic therapist made all the difference. “ -Client and Parent 2023
“I couldn’t be more grateful to have found a sense of light and ownership in myself that I haven’t met in a long time.” - Client 2020
This is a reflection from one of Kim’s clients regarding what they valued in the therapeutic setting she has created:
“Soft blankets to keep me warm and offer comfort. The cozy wood burning stove that radiates heat and has a pleasant smell. The thoughtful patterns of objects that can be moved if desired. The freedom to sit move around and fidget as much as needed without judgement or ridicule. Medium to create if you want to. Soft voice and gentle leading of Kim herself. The goats are my favorite! I love to watch their antics and weather permitting, feeding them while we talk. No shoes rule inside the dome as that reminds me of how I would like to live again and the freedom of unbound feet to better ground myself.” - Client 2024 (anonymous survey with permission to share content on website for other potential clients to learn from their experience)
Individual Coaching Services:
I am a licensed as a Professional Counselor in Oregon, and can only provide therapeutic level of services within Oregon. My services can be provided to individuals and families out of state under the context of Coaching and within this context can also be offered on Telehealth.
I am now offering Autism Empowerment and Social Skills Coaching, and ASD Case Consultation meetings.
Both of these services are out of pocket $150 for 50 minutes. To increase accessibility, please inquire about options for reduced fee as needed.
Autism Empowerment and Social Skills Coaching is also offered within the Autistic Friend Finding and Wavelength Social Skills program (see Services website tab for more information- starting Summer 2026).
Sessions are regularly scheduled or as needed, with case consultation sessions averaging from 2-3 sessions. I will provide guidance on reaching goals, social validation, finding resources, and/or discussing concepts to aid in mental health development. Support for Spellers using S2C are considered individual sessions, with a focus on the Speller, however caregiver or family support naturally occurs. If it is discovered that the coaching client would better fit more in depth trauma treatment or therapy, I will relay the limitations, and local referrals will be made.
Professional letter of recommendation and trust building reflection for this unique offering:
“Kim meets her clients where they are—with empathy, respect, and genuine curiosity. She sees beyond the label to the person and has been helping my son work through [many topics] from years of silence and being underestimated and misunderstood, especially in special education or behavioral-based settings. She empowers him to appreciate his authentic self and gives practical suggestions to ponder or practice, and that has helped to build his confidence and life-goals.” - Mother of young adult 2026
To schedule or learn more:
Specialties:
Understanding complex trauma and complex emotion dysregulation
Neurodiverse/ASD seeking to recover from chronic invalidation from ablest environments and increase understanding of themselves.
Suicidal thoughts with self-invalidation and low skills to cope
Challenges within relationships and direct communication
Elevating and integrating psychedelic healing experiences
Supporting all levels and presentations of ASD and their families
