Kim Leijon (she/her)

I am a trauma informed therapist and treat clients with many kinds of trauma that arise most often in early attachment relationships. This can include attachment trauma, developmental trauma, complex trauma, and narcissistic wounding. However, trauma is common and can look like many things not included in this list. Working with a trauma informed therapist means that I have extra training in identifying and working with traumatic experiences together at a pace that feels safe to you.

I especially enjoy supporting those less commonly brought to therapy, non-partnership relationships, such as adult children and parents, parents of younger children who are wanting to give their children a better childhood and the especially important relationship we have with ourselves, from which all of our other relationships really grow.

I also specialize in supporting individuals with ADHD. Whether you have a formal diagnosis or suspect that you have ADHD, whether you are wanting support for yourself or wanting to support your neurodivergent child, I would love to help. I offer supportive problem solving and skills building, as well as identifying and processing feelings that come up around diagnosis and the many ways that neurodivergence may be impacting your life.

Depth therapy is a long term therapy that looks at both conscious beliefs, fears and emotions, as well as unconscious material that is at work outside of our awareness and impacting the way we experience the world. I find depth therapy to be the best therapy for long term change.

I specialize in supporting individuals with ADHD. Whether you have a formal diagnosis or suspect that you have ADHD, whether you are wanting support for yourself or wanting to support your neurodivergent child, I would love to help. I offer supportive problem solving and skills building, as well as identifying and processing feelings that come up around diagnosis and the many ways that neurodivergence may be impacting your life.

I especially enjoy supporting those less commonly brought to therapy, non-partnership relationships, such as adult children and parents, parents of younger children who are wanting to give their children a better childhood, and especially important: the relationship we have with ourselves, from which all of our other relationships really grow.

I am a trauma informed therapist and treat clients with many kinds of trauma that arise most often in early attachment relationships. This can include attachment trauma, developmental trauma, complex trauma, and narcissistic wounding. However, trauma is common and can look like many things not included in this list. Working with a trauma informed therapist means that I have extra training in identifying and working with traumatic experiences together at a pace that feels safe to you.