Having worked as a Clinical Hypnotherapist since 1992, Kim’s work has consistently focused on early childhood trauma and its lasting impact on individuals experiencing anxiety, fears, phobias, addiction, PTSD, and depression. Through decades of clinical practice, she has observed how unresolved early experiences shape emotional responses and influence both internal well-being and outward behavior across the lifespan.

With more than thirty years of experience, Kim’s specific area of expertise lies in helping individuals learn how to manage painful emotions, reduce emotional reactivity, and soften impulsive responses. This work is particularly impactful in the areas of addiction relapse prevention and in supporting individuals navigating various mental health challenges. By addressing the emotional drivers beneath these struggles, clients gain greater awareness, stability, and choice in how they respond to life’s stressors.

With the use of multiple modalities, Kim supports clients in shifting personal identity, relational dynamics, communication, and behavioral patterns. Those who work with her develop a deeper mind–body connection and cultivate a grounded presence rooted in authenticity and compassion, both toward themselves and in their relationships with others. Her work emphasizes emotional resilience, self-awareness, and meaningful internal change.