Kim Langston

With a warm and empathetic approach, Kim Langston, LCSW, creates a safe therapeutic space where clients can feel seen, heard, and valued. As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with extensive experience, Kim specializes in helping adults navigate life's challenges, including trauma, mood disorders, and addictive illnesses.

Kim's therapeutic style is relaxed, relational, supportive, and strength-based. She believes in each individual's innate ability to heal, change, and move forward, working collaboratively with clients to unpack their inner wisdom and replace unhealthy behaviors with more adaptive coping skills. Her approach is particularly beneficial for adults navigating life transitions in areas of work, parenting, relationships, and grief.

With a master's degree earned in 2002 from Aurora University, Kim has provided therapeutic services to diverse demographics across the Chicagoland area. Her training encompasses various modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Marital and Family Therapy. This diverse skill set allows her to tailor her approach to each client's unique needs.

Kim has a particular interest in working with individuals challenged by race-related stress, demonstrating her commitment to cultural competence and social justice. She is also passionate about empowering women, supporting them in strengthening their confidence to live authentically. For clients who are interested, Kim can incorporate spiritual approaches into therapy, always respecting and working within the client's preferences.

In addition to individual therapy, Kim enjoys working with couples and families, bringing her relational expertise to help improve communication and strengthen bonds. She welcomes adults aged 21 and over, including seniors, creating an inclusive practice that honors the experiences of people from all walks of life.

Kim Langston views therapy as an act of self-compassion, open to anyone looking to improve their mental wellness and self-care. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, stress management, self-esteem issues, or relationship challenges, Kim offers a supportive environment to explore these concerns. With her guidance, clients can work towards replacing unhealthy behaviors with more adaptive coping skills, rediscovering a healthier version of themselves.