Kim Agramon (she/her)

I work with individuals and couples navigating immigration, acculturation, and the experience of living between cultures. These transitions can bring challenges related to identity, belonging, family expectations, and cultural values. I have a particular passion for working with intercultural and multicultural couples as they navigate differences in communication, traditions, and family dynamics while building deeper understanding and connection.

I support teens, adults, young adults, and athletes navigating grief and loss in its many forms. Grief may stem from the loss of a loved one, relationship changes, life transitions, injuries, unmet goals, retirement from sport, identity shifts, or the loss of an important dream. I help clients process difficult emotions, make meaning of their experiences, and move forward while honoring what has been lost with compassion, resilience, and hope.

I work with teens navigating anxiety, depression, stress, identity questions, relationship challenges, family conflict, grief, life transitions, & school or athletic pressures. My approach is warm, collaborative, & developmentally appropriate, helping teens better understand their emotions, build self-awareness, strengthen coping skills, & improve communication. I create a supportive space where teens can feel heard, understood, & empowered as they navigate the unique challenges of adolescence.

As a Level 2 Restoration Therapy (RT) clinician, I help individuals & couples understand the underlying patterns that contribute to conflict & disconnection. RT integrates attachment theory, emotional regulation, & mindfulness to help clients identify their pain cycle—reactive patterns that keep them stuck—and develop a peace cycle grounded in self-awareness, emotional regulation, & healthier choices. My approach supports deeper connection, improved communication, & lasting relational change.

Through Narrative Therapy, I help clients explore the stories they tell about themselves and identify how problems may be shaping their identity, relationships, and choices. I help clients separate themselves from the problem, uncover strengths, and develop alternative narratives that align with their values and goals. My approach supports greater self-understanding, resilience, and empowerment while creating space for meaningful and lasting change.

As a certified TF-CBT clinician, I provide structured, evidence-based care for teens and families processing trauma and abuse. My training focuses on trauma-informed cognitive behavioral techniques, emotional regulation, and safety planning. In practice, I work with clients to address painful memories, manage distressing emotional responses, and shift unhelpful behavior patterns, supporting a collaborative path toward stabilization and healthier functioning.