Kim Caldwell, MA, LMHC, envisions therapy as a nurturing journey, akin to tending a garden. For many women, the prospect of cultivating their emotional landscape can feel overwhelming, and they may seek guidance to navigate it with confidence and authenticity. In their collaborative process, Kim helps clients identify elements of their garden they wish to retain, release, or enrich. The therapeutic relationship Kim creates is a safe, inviting space designed to foster self-exploration and personal growth. Her approach is grounded in relational psychodynamic theory, emphasizing the significance of attachment and the impact of relationships as both a source of wounding and healing. Through this lens, clients can gain insight into how their relational styles influence their connections with themselves and others. Kim enjoys working with women and individuals from late teens onward, and her practice is guided by intersectional feminism to confront oppression and facilitate personal thriving. She integrates trauma-informed care and mindfulness techniques, promoting body awareness, self-care practices, and the development of an inner sense of home.