In person
In TelehealthKimberly Burdick, LPC
Therapist
Locations:
Pennsylvania
Insurances
About
As a clinician, Kim is a great listener and easily establishes rapport with her client. She helps clients help themselves, explore their triggers, and helping to facilitate a dialogue that will assist individuals in building confidence to engage in meaningful relationships and increase problem-solving skills and overall self-worth. Working with the client to achieve these goals, Kim provides an empathic, holistic, and safe space where clients become empowered to work towards a better understanding of themselves, building on their strengths.
She strives to provide balance and clarity for those struggling to regulate their emotions and self-esteem, focusing on trauma, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, attachment difficulties, and relationship and family issues.
Locations:
Pennsylvania
Credentials, Qualifications and Languages
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Villanova University, M.S. Counseling, 1993
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Certificate in Art Therapy
Why Healthcare
Kim is passionate about mental health and looks at the mind, body, and spirit as inter-connected. When one is imbalanced, the other parts suffer. In order to feel success, people have to feel inner strength and draw from within. Everyone possesses the natural ability to reach their highest self, and it is Kim's intent to develop their strengths and resources.
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