Kim Wilson has lived in Winston Salem for the past 12 years. She grew up in one of the poorest counties in the country, in Appalachian Kentucky, where she learned the importance of joining together in community and sharing resources with each other. 

Kim earned her  Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Kentucky and Master of Social Work degree from the University of Toledo. She is a compassionate and dedicated mental health therapist specializing in Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and grief counseling (certified by David Kessler). 

As a Level 2 IFS therapist, Kim integrates these powerful therapeutic modalities into her practice to help women in their 20s through 90s navigate life's transitions and challenges. She calls herself a frequent traveler of the timeline, carrying messages to and from the intergenerational population she is grateful to work with. Her approach is both playful and profound, fostering a safe and nurturing environment for clients to explore their inner worlds, establish a strong sense of self, and cultivate greater confidence and self-compassion.

With a deep love for people and a genuine curiosity about their unique stories, Kim is committed to guiding her clients on a journey of self-discovery and healing. She brings warmth, empathy, and a touch of humor to each session, believing that therapy can be both a transformative and enjoyable experience.

Outside of her practice, Kim enjoys spending time with her ever-growing family, as well as her cats, dogs, and chickens. A prolific reader, she often immerses herself in books that expand her understanding of the human experience. She also loves to hike and, on occasion, can be found running—when her knees allow it! Her passion for personal growth and connection extends beyond her professional life, making her a dynamic and inspiring presence both in and out of the therapy room.