About

Beth Kim

I deeply cherish my time working with families, and I am committed to creating a non-judgmental, growing, and healing atmosphere where you can be listened to, valued, respected, and cared for.

I am deeply concerned for the well-being of children, teens, young adults and all those who care for and support them. I believe supporting you and your child with regulation, connection, and felt safety can make a huge difference for you, your family, and our community.

As a mom, a certified peer counselor, and a Kindergarten-college level educator with 15 years experience, I've spent many years developing my toolbox. I'm here to encourage and support you and collaborate with you as you navigate the ups and downs of caring for yourself and your family. I offer relationship support, ideas for navigating school systems, nutritional support, and suggestions for ways to parent peacefully (including highly sensitive/deep feeling/neurodivergent people).

I have a Bachelors degree in Developmental Psychology from The Evergreen State College, & a Masters in Education from Pacific Lutheran University. I'm a certified peer counselor and mindfulness facilitator and an avid reader and researcher. I bring the latest information and strategies together with my own hard-won expertise. I offer wellness coaching, and lots of encouragement and empathy to support evolving families. I believe we need to slow down and lead with love and compassion (for ourselves and others), and the rest will fall into place.

Experience

I'm a mom, a coach, an educator & certified peer counselor & a mindfulness facilitator. Parenting is big work, and you're not alone. Reach out today to schedule a complimentary coaching session to see how I can support you.

Testimonials

"In the decade I've been parenting, I've worked with various parent-support professionals, and Beth is truly top notch. Her neurodiversity-affirming approach, deep compassion, lived experience (both as a ND child and as a parent of ND children), and creative problem solving empower parents to create real, lasting change. With wisdom and warmth, she starts at the root - supporting parents so they can support their children. Most of the parenting support I've received in the past is focused on what we can do better for our children, which creates a cycle of continuing to hold myself to a higher and higher parenting standard, while still trying to pour from an almost empty cup. Beth's work is different. I, myself, as the parent get nurtured and replenished through her groups - which recharges our whole family system. The shifts are both sustainable and deeply meaningful. If you're looking for someone who truly gets it, Beth is the guide you need.

Toni Dewees