Grace Kim, PhD

Specialties

Although I am a generalist, some special interest areas include strengthening relationships, examining self and gender identity, dealing with depression, coping with college life, career/​work issues, racial and cultural concerns, sexual orientation, transgender issues, and body image issues.

I strive to create a warm, supportive, and collaborative environment where individuals can enhance their self-​understanding, maximize their strengths, and learn to achieve greater satisfaction in their personal and professional lives. My interpersonal approach focuses on helping clients to develop more effective strategies for dealing with current interpersonal problems with an emphasis on positive progress and self growth. I have several years of experience providing individual, couples, and group therapy for adult and college student populations (including Graduate and Law School students) facing a variety of developmental, familial, sexual assault, eating disorder, mood disorder, sexual identity, and interpersonal issues.

As a participating, in-​network provider with many insurance plans, I can work with you to determine your coverage and to answer any questions about billing. Please contact me to to schedule your initial consultation.

History

Established in 2014.

Twin Cities Psychological Services, Ltd. is a multidisciplinary behavioral health care practice that offers mental health services. Our focus is to provide cost-​effective, quality treatment.

With founders of the company trained in Counseling Psychology, the center is focused on promoting an environment that values, appreciates, and affirms the diverse identities of our clients and helps you to capitalize on the strengths you possess.

Meet the Business Owner

Grace K.

Business Owner

I am a licensed psychologist providing individual and couples psychotherapy to adults. In addition I can provide psychological and educational testing for children and adults including Bariatric evaluations, Learning Disorders, ADHD, etc.

I received my master’s degree in 2002 from Washington State University and my Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology from the University of North Dakota in 2007.