Meet Our Practitioners

Kim brings diverse experience in psychotherapy and relational work to her practice with individuals, couples, and families. Her own personal mind-body work as a partner, mom, and individual informs how she supports and creatively works with her clients.

Her psychodynamic approach combines Internal Family Systems (IFS), art therapy, neuroscience, and systemic understandings to help clients reclaim their agency and voice, discover their vitality, and create a life that is their own.

Trisha is a Bereavement group facilitator, Holistic Health Coach and Trauma-Informed Restorative Yoga Teacher dedicated to guiding individuals through the landscape of loss. She offers a compassionate, body-centered approach to grief. Her work creates a safe, curious space to quiet the noise, settle the nervous system, and gently transform pain and shame into love, connection, and self-care.

Meredith is the one who finds the needles in the haystack. She connects clients to the right people, programs, and resources so families and systems can move forward without getting lost in complexity.

Her background in advocacy, systems design, and education gives her a unique toolkit to customize support for each client. She approaches every connection with curiosity, kindness, and a practical focus on what will actually help people thrive.

Kim offers community grief circles for all people navigating the waves of grief — from loss of loved ones or pets to life transitions, from health diagnoses to the parts of ourselves we hold in contempt, from climate grief to grief over world events. She creates a space where all grief is valid and important, where communal grief may be witnessed and felt through embodiment, sharing, singing, and ritual.

Kim has been a student of community grief ritual since 2020, tending her own extensive personal, ancestral, and communal grief. She completed a grief tending mentorship program and began facilitating grief circles in the Edmonds area in 2024.

Her 14-year background in clinical research provides a strong foundation for consent-based practice, leading groups, and holding space for families and individuals navigating complex diagnoses and medical systems.

Carmen helps clients untangle financial stress while strengthening the systems around them. With decades of experience in real estate, credit counseling, and financial planning, he guides individuals, families, and organizations through debt, savings, and long-term planning with empathy and clarity.

His approach is practical and grounded: no judgment, no selling — just guidance to help clients feel calm, confident, and empowered.

Kelsey is a licensed physical therapist and co-founder of The Aftermath Agency.

Kelsey brings the body into the conversation as a Doctor of Physical Therapy and strength coach. She helps people connect with their bodies, discover what movement feels like when it's safe, and explore how physical resilience and emotional and relational well-being are interdependent.

She doesn't just treat symptoms—she listens, observes, and co-creates ways with you to feel physically capable and strong. She blends neuroscience and understanding that every body has its own story.

While she does not maintain a traditional weekly patient schedule through Aftermath, she partners with our team to provide specialized consultations and integrated Mind + Body Sessions for clients who may benefit from both physical and emotional care. Her expertise is available through select collaborative appointments and special programs.