Ms. Kim Butterfield

“Kim is an experienced generalist with a specialty in childbearing loss. Her background includes 35 years in mental health, family service, hospital, academic, and private practice settings. Her counseling practice addresses a wide range of issues with adults, children, adolescents, couples and families. She has expertise with depression, anxiety, parent/child problems, couples conflicts, women's issues, and separation, loss and trauma.

Counseling for childbearing loss is provided to grieving parents who experience the loss of a pregnancy or infant. Kim also sees families who have problems with infertility, high risk pregnancies, difficult birth experiences, relationship concerns around pregnancy and birth, and issues with adoption, separation, and loss throughout the life cycle.

Kim has had extensive training and experience as a couples and family therapist. In addition to her masters in clinical social work, she has taken several graduate courses in anthropology.”