Kim’s personal experiences have given her a deep understanding of the overwhelming emotions and exhaustion that many of her clients and their loved ones face. She has dealt with numerous losses, including the sudden death of her best friend of 25 years, and has taken on the responsibility of caring for her senior parents. Her mother’s long-term health struggles, including Monomania Tremors, Dystonia, multiple brain surgeries, and a pacemaker, have further shaped her into a compassionate and intuitive caregiver.

These challenging life events have equipped Kim to empathize with her clients during their difficult times. By anticipating their needs and offering emotional support, she provides hope and guidance, helping them navigate their challenges with greater ease. To her clients, Kim is more than a professional; she is a Family Facilitator, offering the same care and attention she gives to her own family.