Hello!
My name is Kimberly Morris.
Beginning the therapeutic journey can feel daunting. Knowing a little bit about who is walking along side you can help. I have gained clinical experience counseling in a variety of settings including a university campus, advocacy center, community agency, and private practice with diverse clientele. Below is more information on my licensure, training, and education.
Licenses & Certifications
Licensed Professional Counselor, Associate #88254
Supervised by Ashlee Coleman, LPC-S #71704
Issued by Texas Behavioral Health Executive Council
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National Certified Counselor
Issued by the National Board for Certified Counselors
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Prepare/Enrich Facilitator
Issued by Prepare/Enrich
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Trauma-Focused CBT Trained Counselor
Issued by University of South Carolina
Education
2021
Clinical Mental Health Counseling, M.A.
University of Texas, Tyler
Highlights
CACREP Accredited
Member of the national counselor honor society, Chi Sigma Iota
Counseling training areas include psychological disturbance due to developmental, educational, career, cognitive, emotional, behavioral, cultural, relational or environmental issues. Competency areas include diagnosis and assessment, evidence-based counseling/psychotherapy techniques, group processes, human development, cultural diversity, addiction and career counseling.
2019
Psychology, B.S.
University of Texas, Tyler
Highlights
Volunteer for the Walk for Suicide Awareness
Member and elected officer of the National Alliance on Mental Illness
Competency areas include an empirically based foundation of human behavior, sensations and perceptions, cognitions, emotions, motivation, and learning. Perspectives are grounded through scientific research design and statistical techniques/analysis.