Kim Prager, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker/Therapist, studied and trained
at University of Wisconsin-Madison. She has 16 years of experience providing therapy
to people from all walks of life. Most recently, she worked at Walter Reed National
Military Medical Center's integrated executive medicine and oncology clinics with
individuals and couples.

Kim believes therapy is a place to be seen and heard and an opportunity for personal
growth. Her approach is holistic and trauma informed, often with a focus on adjustment, interpersonal dynamics, grief, and loss. She welcomes you to reach out to find a way to live more authentically, forge genuine connections, and prioritize value based goals that bring about positive change in your life.

Kim's role is to actively listen and ask questions that help articulate insights and identify goals. She is trained and experienced with motivational interviewing, psychodynamic therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy and with the use of the practical and spiritual tools of mindfulness-based cognitive therapy. Kim aims to help clients feel better and live with greater clarity, intention, meaning and purpose.

Kim's approach : 
"Our first session will be an opportunity for us to get to know each other. We'll discuss
your background, what brings you to therapy, what works, and what doesn't. My goal is for you to leave that first session feeling heard, understood, and confident that you have a partner to help you move forward."