Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Hello and welcome!
Reaching out for support can be scary, especially if you are new to therapy. But I want you to know that I am here for you ! We will work together to achieve your goals and work through any crises that you are facing.
I received my master’s degree in clinical social work from the University of Missouri Columbia in 2012, and I am a licensed clinical social worker (LCSW) in the state of Missouri. I initially started as a career counselor, specializing in work with clients who were receiving government assistance. I provided case management services to help clients overcome obstacles including obtaining housing, childcare, food security, etc. to eventually find gainful employment. From there I transitioned to a medical social work role for a major health system. I specialized in providing grief counseling, crisis counseling/intervention, and acute support to patients and families who were affected by critical, complex and chronic illnesses. I have experience in disease management, medication compliance, coping with a new diagnosis or chronic illness, as well as situational depression, PTSD and trauma surrounding a difficult medical diagnosis to both clients themselves, and their loved ones.
I also have experience working with patients transitioning to hospice and end of life, as well as clients affected by suicidal ideation. I like to use solution focused, client centered and motivation interviewing therapy techniques, however I always start where you, the client, are and we go from there! I love getting to know my clients and being able to provide not only a listening ear but also tools and techniques to help you reach your goals, overcome your fears, and/or find ways to positively cope with whatever stresses you are facing. I pride myself on being available to my clients, as we will work at your pace and engagement level. We can communicate via your preferred method, or a combination.
I look forward to working with you!
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Allison Kemble is a Missouri-based clinician with eight years of experience supporting people through loss, medical crises, career transitions, and other life changes. She earned her master’s degree in clinical social work from the University of Missouri Columbia in 2012 and practices as a licensed clinical social worker in Missouri.
She began her career as a career counselor working with clients receiving government assistance, providing case management to address barriers such as housing, childcare, and food security to help clients move toward employment. Allison later transitioned into medical social work for a major health system, where she focused on grief counseling, crisis intervention, and acute support for patients and families facing critical, complex, and chronic illnesses.
Her background includes work related to disease management, medication compliance, adjusting to new or chronic diagnoses, situational depression, PTSD, and trauma connected to difficult medical situations for both patients and their loved ones. Allison also has experience supporting clients through hospice and end-of-life transitions and assisting those affected by suicidal ideation.
In session she uses solution-focused, client-centered, and motivational interviewing approaches, meeting each person where they are and tailoring care to individual needs. She combines attentive listening with practical tools and techniques intended to help clients reach goals, manage stress, and develop healthier coping strategies. Allison aims to be accessible to clients, working at each person’s preferred pace and level of engagement and communicating through the methods they find most comfortable.
She looks forward to working with prospective clients who are ready to address grief, stress, career or family challenges, and other concerns.
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