Therapy may be helpful when emotional distress, difficult experiences, relationships, stress, or repeated patterns are affecting your well-being or daily life. An initial consultation can help clarify whether therapy may be appropriate.

Kimberly is currently licensed to provide therapy in Colorado and Wisconsin and is working toward Florida licensure.

Therapy availability depends on Kimberly’s active professional licenses and the client’s physical location at the time of service.

For individuals outside Kimberly’s therapy licensing jurisdictions, certain nonclinical services such as coaching may be available when appropriate.

Telehealth therapy may be available when permitted by professional licensing requirements and based on the client’s physical location, clinical needs, and eligibility.

Therapy availability depends on Kimberly’s active professional licenses at the time of service, and is not available nationwide.

Yes, Kimberly provides couples therapy to support partners with communication, connection, conflict resolution, relationship transitions, and healthy boundaries. Eligibility and session format can be discussed during an initial consultation.

Session duration and frequency are determined collaboratively based on your clinical needs, treatment goals, and scheduling availability, which will be discussed and agreed upon during your intake process.

Please reach out directly through our consultation request form for current information regarding payment options, private-pay rates, and available documentation (such as superbills) for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

Yes. Therapy is protected by strict legal and professional confidentiality standards. Standard legal and ethical exceptions (such as imminent risk of harm to self or others, or suspected abuse of vulnerable populations) and clinical documentation policies will be thoroughly reviewed during the informed consent process before therapy begins.

No. Submitting an inquiry or consultation form does not by itself establish a therapist-client relationship. A therapist-client relationship is established only after appropriate intake procedures, informed consent, professional documentation, and mutual agreement to begin therapy.

No. Transcendent Sanctuary does not provide emergency or crisis services. If you are experiencing an immediate emergency or believe you may be in danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency facility.