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Child Psychology

Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs: What Parents Need to Know?

Abraham Maslow was an American psychologist who defined human needs through a hierarchy. The hierarchy pyramid includes five needs. Starting at the bottom of the

January 19, 2023 No Comments

Child Psychology

Positive Behaviors in School

For a child to go from starting kindergarten to switching between elementary, middle, and high school can be a complicated process to adapt to due

January 12, 2023 No Comments

Child Psychology

Benefits of Routine

“Consistency is key” is a quote that we have all heard many times. Consistency is a factor that positively affects adults as well as children.

January 2, 2023 2 Comments

Child Psychology

Setting Goals WITH Children

Why is it important to set goals with children? Setting goals with children helps increase their self-esteem and creates productive behaviors and attitudes. Goals also

December 27, 2022 No Comments

Mental Health

Stress in the Work Environment

We spend most of our lives working, sometimes starting around 16 years of age, some at 18, and others around 22. Most individuals continue to

December 6, 2022 No Comments

Child Psychology

Grief and Children…What is the Process?

Experiencing a traumatic event like a death of a loved one can be an overwhelming process for people of all ages. For children, this can

November 22, 2022 1 Comment

Kimberly Kimbrough-Edwards

LCDC (Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor) Ed.D (Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership), M.Ed Counseling & Development (Student Counselor Intern), Certified in ASIST (Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training), QPR Gatekeeper Certified (Question, Persuade, Respond-Suicide Prevention), Crisis Intevention Coach, Mental Health First Aid and CPR Certified

Kimberly has over 17 years of educational experience working with children and young adults of all ages. Her educational and professional background includes a B.S. in Professional Writing (UHD), MBA (University of Phoenix), Ed.D Doctorate in Educational Leadership (University of Phoenix), certified in Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST), certified in Mental Health First Aid and CPR (The Harris Center), Crisis Intervention Coach (Building Better Families), Master Life Coach (Transformation Academy), and QPR Gatekeeper for Suicide Prevention (QPR Institute)

She is also founder of There is Life After Life 501(c)(3) Non-Profit that focuses on coping skills and strategies for living after having dealt with trauma, specifically suicide loss. The non-profit works with families and communities in understanding suicide, by providing resources for suicide prevention.

Kimberly is also Owner of Backtolife360 LLC, which
is an extension of There is Life After Life. Her passion and drive comes from all things life. She utilizes her personal and professional experiences to encourage and motivate others to embrace life and not take it for granted. Having gone through the personal loss of her then 19 year old son, who was severely depressed and suicidal, Kimberly has used her life experiences to help others understand the importance of mental health.

When working with clients, Kimberly pulls from therapeutic approaches such as Person (client) centered, mindfulness, Gestalt, and Cognitive Behavior therapy. She believes the key to a successful session starts with building a trusting therapeutic relationship between therapist and
client. Kimberly is very excited to be a part of the Heart2Heart family and looks forward to helping her
clients get back to the life they love and enjoy! You can find out more about her suicide prevention journey and resources by visiting: https://www.thereislifeafter.org

Areas of Specialization:

Childhood Trauma • Life Transitions • Personal Growth • Academics • Post-Secondary Planning • Life Stessors • Anxiety

Tina Lee

Licensed Professional Counselor

Tina Lee is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with a strong foundation in both education and counseling. Drawing on her extensive experience as a Certified School Counselor for over 25 years, Tina has spent much of her professional life working closely with students and families in elementary, intermediate, middle, and high school settings. This background has deepened her understanding of the challenges individuals face across various stages of life, particularly when navigating transitions, managing stress, and fostering personal growth.

Her specialized expertise includes helping individuals process and heal from childhood trauma, cope with anxiety and life stressors, and navigate the pressures of academics and post-secondary planning. Tina is particularly passionate about supporting clients through life transitions—whether it’s moving from middle school to high school, high school to college, empty nesting, retirement, or other significant milestones in life.

Tina’s counseling philosophy is rooted in empathy, collaboration, and respect for the unique experiences and perspectives of each client. She employs a client-centered, strengths-based approach and frequently utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Person-Centered Therapy to guide her practice. These therapeutic modalities are effective in helping clients gain a clearer understanding of their thoughts, behaviors, and emotions while empowering them to develop practical coping strategies and build self-awareness.

Tina believes that the therapeutic process should be a collaborative effort, where the counselor and client work together to create meaningful change. She strives to make her clients feel seen, heard, and valued—building a strong, trusting rapport in a safe, non-judgmental environment. This environment allows individuals to express vulnerability and explore their emotions without fear of judgment.

A key component of Tina’s work is fostering personal growth and self-empowerment. Through her support, clients gain the tools they need to overcome life’s obstacles with resilience and confidence. Whether it’s managing the pressures of school, dealing with significant life changes, or processing past trauma, Tina helps her clients build insight, set actionable goals, and embark on a path to self-acceptance and healing.

Her ultimate goal is to walk alongside clients, guiding them through the complexities of life while helping them develop a deeper sense of self and emotional resilience.

Tina is committed to continuously growing in her field, and she is an active member of the Texas Counseling Association and the Houston Counseling Association. She attends workshops, training sessions, and conferences to stay informed on the latest practices and research in counseling, ensuring that she can provide the best possible care to her clients.