Kimberly Beury, LPC

What should someone know about working with you?

I believe that therapy can look like a lot of different things. My approach integrates psychodynamic techniques supplemented by strength-based and evidence-based practices. I aim to establish a collaborative, nonjudgemental space to address the issues that create distress and dysfunction.

What are you most excited about within the evolving mental health landscape?

The increasing accessibility to services through telehealth has been an exciting area of growth over the last few years. Telehealth has reduced barriers for busy people, working parents, and eliminating concerns for transportation or travel-related costs; adolescents no longer have to wait for their grown-up to give them a ride to therapy, they simply login.

What would you say to someone hesitant about therapy?

I get it! Therapy is hard work. Yet like many things in life, when we put forth the effort, we can see great results. Investing in oneself through therapy can change and improve one’s experiences in a variety of ways. It can be scary to be vulnerable with someone you don’t yet know. Therapy is most effective when there is a “best fit” between a client and the therapist.