Kimberly Cook is a dedicated Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 20 years of experience in the field. She specializes in working with families, couples, individuals, and groups, addressing a wide range of issues including relationships, mental health, spiritual growth, trauma, and behavioral challenges. Kimberly has extensive expertise in areas such as trauma and PTSD, women’s issues, and crisis response, particularly for children, teens, and adults. Her educational background includes training from the University of Maryland, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and Messiah College, and she actively contributes to the academic community as a faculty member at Covenant College, where she teaches social work and counseling. Kimberly believes that emotions, conflict, habits, and stress can significantly impact one's daily life and goals, and she utilizes a Christ-centered approach to therapy. By employing strengths-based, solution-focused strategies, she empowers individuals, couples, and families to explore new ways of thinking that enhance their overall well-being. Her therapeutic goal is to create a collaborative environment that harmonizes differing perspectives, fosters creativity, and encourages deep listening to both one another and to God.