You Don't Have to Grieve "Perfectly"

Grief shows up unexpectedly—in the middle of a workday, during conversations, in quiet moments you've been avoiding. As a Black woman, you've probably heard "stay strong" more times than you can count. But what if healing didn't require you to be strong all the time?

Kima works with Black women who are:

• Grieving a significant loss (loved ones, relationships, identity)

• Carrying unresolved trauma that still affects daily life

• Exhausted from being the "strong one" for everyone else

• Navigating complex emotions without judgment

• Ready to heal at their own pace

Kima understands the unique weight of processing loss while navigating expectations placed on Black women. She creates a space where you can feel without performing.

Meet Kima

Kima Bly, MS, NCC is a National Certified Counselor with over 15 years of experience supporting Black women through grief and trauma. She combines evidence-based approaches (CBT, Gestalt, holistic therapy) with deep cultural understanding.

Working with Kima, clients experience:

• Emotional relief as grief becomes more manageable

• Permission to feel all the feelings without shame

• Tools to manage anxiety and overwhelm

• Deeper self-awareness and renewed purpose

• Freedom from performing "strong" all the time

Specialties: Grief counseling, trauma processing, anxiety, depression, life transitions, relationship challenges

Virtual sessions throughout Georgia | Aetna accepted | Self-pay available | Supervised by Dr. Karla Sapp, LPC-S, LMHC-S

Grief and trauma weren't meant to be carried in isolation. Kima creates a safe space where you can put down the weight and discover what healing looks like for you.

Complete our confidential intake form. Our Client Care Coordinator will confirm your match with Kima and respond within 24-48 hours.