Kim is very connected and familiar with the Marist Community as she has been part of it since 2013 as a student, intern, and professional staff member within the counseling and housing offices. So, it is fair to say Kim has a strong insight into the unique challenges that Marist students face. She comes to therapy with a compassionate, empathetic approach, meeting clients where they are to start growth and change together. Kim understands the importance of working from a holistic approach, keeping in mind one’s intersectional identity, the impact of systemic oppression, and the client’s unique personal background. In her free time Kim can often be found attending events on campus, reading, crafting, and cuddling up with her cat all while usually listening to Taylor Swift.