- Stress and anxiety
- Career transitions
- Self esteem support
About Kimberly
Kimberly Moret is a licensed clinical social worker with ten years of experience helping people who feel outwardly successful but inwardly spent. She focuses on practical steps to reduce stress and anxiety, rebuild self esteem, and manage career and life transitions. Her work also includes coaching to clarify goals and priorities.
She commonly meets people who are burned out, emotionally exhausted, or struggling with body image and eating concerns. Sessions look at how thoughts, behaviors, and the nervous system keep problems stuck. Kimberly helps people notice patterns and try small, doable changes to feel better day to day.
Her practice blends talk-based therapy with body-centered techniques. She draws on evidence-based psychotherapy and somatic approaches to address how emotions show up in the body. Breathwork and guided mindfulness are used when they fit the person’s needs.
Kimberly offers support for those dealing with chronic stress, compassion fatigue, disordered eating, or recovery from relational harm such as narcissistic abuse. She also works with people managing chronic pain and stress-related symptoms by connecting emotional and physical experiences.
Her style is compassionate, collaborative, and action-focused. Sessions aim to be honest and practical, with room for insight and real-life tools. The goal is not to remake someone but to help them reconnect with what matters and move toward greater balance and emotional ease.
She commonly meets people who are burned out, emotionally exhausted, or struggling with body image and eating concerns. Sessions look at how thoughts, behaviors, and the nervous system keep problems stuck. Kimberly helps people notice patterns and try small, doable changes to feel better day to day.
Her practice blends talk-based therapy with body-centered techniques. She draws on evidence-based psychotherapy and somatic approaches to address how emotions show up in the body. Breathwork and guided mindfulness are used when they fit the person’s needs.
Kimberly offers support for those dealing with chronic stress, compassion fatigue, disordered eating, or recovery from relational harm such as narcissistic abuse. She also works with people managing chronic pain and stress-related symptoms by connecting emotional and physical experiences.
Her style is compassionate, collaborative, and action-focused. Sessions aim to be honest and practical, with room for insight and real-life tools. The goal is not to remake someone but to help them reconnect with what matters and move toward greater balance and emotional ease.