Specializes in: Treatment of anxiety, stress-related disorders, trauma, depression, and adjustment challenges

Populations served: Adolescents and Adults

Additional Services: Support for neurodivergent individuals and caregivers

Kimberly Weber is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student at Bradley University who is committed to holistic care through a neuro-informed, trauma-responsive lens. She values the mind-body connection and recognizes how the brain, body, nervous system, thoughts, emotions, environment, and soul-care all work together to influence healing, resilience, and overall well-being. Kimberly approaches counseling through a bottom-up framework that prioritizes helping the body experience safety and regulation as a foundation for growth and lasting change.

Her approach integrates neuroscience-informed care, somatic awareness, and psychoeducation that helps clients better understand the brain and body’s capacity for healing and change. Kimberly’s background in experiential soul-care events and inner-healing ministry has further shaped her desire to create compassionate, relational spaces where individuals feel safe, understood, and empowered in their healing journey.