Kimberly Greene Royce, LMFT

Therapy for Individuals, Couples, and Families

Telehealth across California

Take the first step toward a steadier life — and a more honest relationship with yourself.

You do not have to hold this alone. If you are exhausted, disconnected, in crisis, or trying to stay well after treatment, there is room here.

Who I work with

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. People come when something has been too heavy for too long — a marriage that keeps looping, anxiety that will not stand down, a trauma that still runs the day, an eating disorder that has become the way they cope, or the raw stretch after leaving rehab when the structure is gone and real life is back.

I work with adults, couples, and families across race, culture, and orientation. The room is warm, direct, and nonjudgmental. We can work on what is on fire this week and on what has been underneath for years.

How I help

I help you see how the past is showing up now — in your body, your relationships, and the parts of you that still try to keep you safe. We go at a pace your nervous system can stand. The goal is not to flood you. The goal is to release what is ready, communicate more clearly, and live with yourself and the people you love with less armor.

Training I draw on includes EMDR, Brainspotting (BSP), the Comprehensive Resource Model (CRM), neuropsychotherapy, and Gottman Levels I & II, along with IFS-informed parts work, breath, grounding, mindfulness, and somatic practice. You do not need to know those names. You only need to know we will choose tools that fit you.

Especially

• Individuals in anxiety, depression, trauma, or life transition
• Couples working on communication, intimacy, trust, and high-conflict cycles
• Families under stress
• Eating disorders and disordered eating
• Addiction and the transition out of residential or IOP care into ordinary days

Next step

If this sounds like the kind of help you have been looking for, reach out. We will see whether we are a fit.

“…be strong and do not give up, for your work will be rewarded.”
— 2 Chronicles 15:7 (NIV)