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Kim Yamas, LCSW-C

Co-Founder, Chief of Operations, Psychotherapist

MD Board Approved Supervisor - Clinical Social Work

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Roland Park, Hamilton-Lauraville, Televideo​​​

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Kim is currently enrolled in the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program.

Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?                                                                     - Mary Oliver

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Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.

                                                                  - Ferris Bueller

Kim Yamas Baltimore therapist

​​​***Kim is not currently taking new patients

We all have times when we may need help to find our way through a situation, improve how we feel, deal with some longer term issues, or bring more meaning into our lives. Many clients I see deal with depression, anxiety, bipolar, relationship issues, life transitions, lack of meaning, or other life issues.​​​​

My approach is collaborative and strengths-based, ranging from practical coping skills to deeper inner work, including dreamwork depending on what appeals to you. I love helping people get beyond their symptoms to bring more meaning and possibility into their lives.

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My goal is that the therapy is helpful to you in understanding yourself and what you are experiencing, understand why it is happening, and figure out how to make changes for a deeper and more satisfying life. 

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I have been practicing as a licensed clinical social worker since 1999, initially at a community mental health center, and then private practice since 2004. While my initial training was psychodynamic, My clinical viewpoint is largely informed by Jungian theory, as I find it to be a rich deep model for understanding our experiences. I also greatly value and utilize the helpful techniques and strategies provided by cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness based theories. 

Modes

Adults

Individuals

Specialities

Depression, mood,

anxiety, relationships, codependency, life transitions, lack of meaning

Treatment approaches

Jungian, Strengths-based, Relational, Narrative, Cognitive Behavioral

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