ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS IN MD & WV *

ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS IN MD & WV *

Telehealth services only. No in-person appointments available.

Select insurance plans accepted in Maryland and West Virginia, with self-pay options also available.

Hours & Availability

Monday - Thursday

Flexible appointment times are available throughout the week, including early morning and evening sessions.

A place to slow down, feel heard, and begin where you are.

Life doesn’t always give us time to process what we’re carrying. Therapy can offer a space to step away from the noise, make sense of what feels difficult, and focus on what you need.

About Me

Hi, I’m Kimberly Sibley, LCSW-C, LICSW, MSW, and I’m so glad you’re here. I believe therapy is more than just talking, it’s a safe, supportive space where you can feel truly seen, heard, and understood. Life can be challenging, and sometimes we all need a place to pause, reflect, and work through what feels heavy.

I live in the beautiful mountains of Maryland and am a proud native of West Virginia. I’m married, a mother, and a “Meemaw”, roles that have deeply shaped my life and for which I am truly grateful. My faith is an important foundation in my life and guides the compassion, integrity, and respect I bring into my work. Outside of therapy, I love the outdoors and enjoy spending time in nature, gardening, traveling, and being with my family and animals, all of which help keep me grounded and present with my clients.

Therapy can involve difficult conversations, but I do not believe every session has to feel heavy or clinical. My approach is warm, genuine, collaborative, and actively engaged. I want you to feel comfortable sharing all parts of your life, from the things that are most difficult to the accomplishments, exciting moments, and everyday experiences.

One of the greatest strengths I bring to therapy is the experience that has taught me that being a good therapist is about much more than knowing therapeutic techniques. It is also about knowing when to listen, when to ask meaningful questions, when to offer another perspective, when to provide guidance, when to gently challenge patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and when someone simply needs space to process what they are feeling.

My Clients

I enjoy working with clients from a variety of backgrounds and life experiences. I work primarily with clients ages 8 and older, including military personnel, first responders, professionals, nurses, teachers, attorneys, students, parents, individuals, couples, and families.

My ideal client does not have to come to therapy knowing exactly what is wrong, what they need, or even where to begin. You may simply know that something in your life does not feel the way you want it to anymore. You may be feeling overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally exhausted, depressed, or disconnected; stuck in patterns that no longer serve you; struggling in a relationship; adjusting to a major life change; or simply unsure why things feel so heavy right now. Maybe you’ve been holding it together for everyone else, but inside, you’re struggling.

Some of my clients come to therapy during a particularly difficult season, while others have struggled with something for years and finally feel ready to address it. You may have specific goals, or we may figure those out together as we get to know one another. Whether this is your first experience with therapy or you have been in therapy before, you do not need to have everything figured out before you begin.

I understand that asking for help isn’t always easy. We can start with what feels most important to you and work from there at a pace that feels most comfortable for you.

I also look beyond a diagnosis. A diagnosis may help us understand symptoms, but it does not define you. Most importantly, I want our sessions to feel worthwhile. I hope you leave with greater understanding, a new perspective, a sense of relief, practical ways to move forward, or simply feeling a little less alone. I want you to feel supported and validated while also knowing that we are working toward meaningful change.

I genuinely care about the clients I work with and value the relationships we build. I have had the privilege of working with clients over extended periods of time and supporting them through different seasons, challenges, accomplishments, and changes. I never take for granted the trust someone places in me when sharing the most personal parts of their life.

Wherever you are when we first meet, you are welcome to come as you are, and we will start there. If you’re ready to begin, I would be honored to walk alongside you.

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed or emotionally exhausted, support is available.

You do not have to go through this alone.

Services & Specializations

INDIVIDUALS

Ages 8 and older

  • Addictions and Substance Use Concerns

  • Anger Management

  • Anxiety and Stress Management

  • ADHD

  • Behavioral Issues and Conduct Disorder

  • Coping Skills and Emotional Regulation

  • Depression and Mood Disorders, Including Bipolar Disorder

  • Divorce and Separation Adjustment

  • Domestic Violence Recovery

  • Employment and Workplace Challenges

  • Grief and Loss

  • Life Transitions and Self-Discovery

  • Men's Issues

  • OCD

  • ODD

  • Parenting Concerns and Challenges

  • Peer Relationships and Social Difficulties

  • BPD

  • Relationship Issues and Interpersonal Challenges

  • School and College Stress

  • Self-Esteem and Self-Image

  • Self-Harming Behaviors

  • Sexual Abuse Recovery

  • Trauma and PTSD

  • Women's Issues

COUPLES

Relationships

  • Anxiety and Stress Impacting Relationships

  • Communication Challenges and Conflict Resolution

  • Coping With Relationship Stress

  • Emotional Connection and Intimacy

  • Emotional Regulation Within Relationships

  • Infidelity and Rebuilding Trust

  • Marital and Premarital Concerns

  • Navigating Life Changes Together

  • Parenting and Family Stress

  • Relationship Issues and Unhealthy Patterns

  • Separation and Divorce Transitions

Insurance Coverage for Couples & Family Sessions

Insurance coverage for couples and family therapy varies by plan and medical necessity requirements. When insurance is used, treatment generally focuses on an identified client's diagnosed mental health condition, symptoms, functioning, and treatment goals. Coverage and eligibility will be reviewed before scheduling.

FAMILIES

Support & Growth

  • Child and Adolescent Emotional and Behavioral Challenges

  • Communication and Conflict Resolution

  • Coping Skills and Emotional Regulation

  • Family Conflict and Relationship Dynamics

  • Family Grief and Loss

  • Family Transitions and Adjustments

  • Oppositional and Defiant Behaviors

  • Parent-Child Communication

  • Parenting Support and Positive Parenting Strategies

  • Peer and Social Challenges Affecting Family Relationships

  • Strengthening Family Connections

  • Supporting Children and Teens Through Stress and Life Challenges

Schedule your appointment

You can schedule directly with me using my Headway or SonderMind direct booking link, depending on your insurance coverage or if you prefer self-pay.

Review the options below to determine which platform works with your insurance. If you are unsure which option to choose or need assistance getting started, please feel free to contact me directly. I’ll be happy to help.

‍ Insurance HEADWAY

Insurance SONDERMIND

‍Self-Pay Fees

INDIVIDUAL Sessions

Intake/Diagnostic

$150

60 minutes

$120

45 minutes

$100

30 minutes

$75

COUPLES Sessions

Intake / Diagnostic

$175

60 minutes

$145

45 minutes

$125

30 minutes

$100

FAMILY Sessions

Intake / Diagnostic

$185

60 minutes

$175

45 minutes

$140

30 minutes

$110

Self-Payment Methods

ACH bank transfer, American Express, Discover, Mastercard, Visa

*Please note: Clients with Medicare or Medicaid policies are not eligible for private pay.

My Biography

For more than 23 years, I have built a diverse and meaningful career in therapy, case management, child welfare, behavioral health, consulting and social work, often balancing both full-time and part-time roles to broaden my experience and continually grow both personally and professionally. Since deciding to pursue a degree in human services in 1997, I have worked in a wide range of professional roles, including Therapist/Psychotherapist, Care Counselor, Children’s Behavioral Health Consultant, Family Services Social Worker, Behavioral Health Case Manager, Educator, Transition Specialist, and Blood Services Director.

I bring 10 years of experience working with the Department of Human Services in child welfare, including providing court testimony, along with providing counseling, case management and consultation services, since 2004 in MD and PA. My experience also includes supporting survivors of domestic and sexual abuse, youth involved in juvenile sex offender programs, and men participating in Abuse Intervention Programs (AIP) through our local Family Crisis Resource Center.

In addition, I have 13 years of experience completing domestic and international adoptive home studies for both the State of Maryland and a private adoption agency in central Maryland. My work in inpatient and outpatient behavioral health settings, as well as in employee assistance programs while at WMHS (now UPMC), has shaped my understanding that healing looks different for everyone and that meaningful change is possible with the right support.

Beyond clinical work, I am also passionate about business and education. I have spent 10 years in retail management and 12 years in small business ownership, as well as a combined 11 years in contracted roles as an Ethnobotany Research Assistant, Substitute Teacher, and Educational Tutor in Math, Reading, English, and ESL. I have had the privilege of teaching domestic and international students ages 4–17 across three companies in the United States and China, leading over 15,000 individual and group classes, to date. These experiences have deepened my appreciation for diverse cultures, students, learning styles, and education.

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Credentials and Education

‍ ‍Credentials

  • Licensed Certified Social Worker MD - Clinical (LCSW-C) (present) #15831

  • Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker WV - (LICSW) (present) #DP00947654

  • 4,240 Supervised Clinical Hours Completed in 2012

  • Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) (2010) - Approved Independent Practice #15831

  • Licensed Bachelor’s Social Worker (LBSW) (2003) - #A04952

‍ ‍Education

  • University of Maryland School of Social Work - Advanced Program (2004) - Master’s Degree

  • Frostburg State University - Social Work (2003) - Bachelor’s Degree

  • Allegany College of Maryland - Human Services, Sociology and General Studies (1999) - Associate Degrees

‍ ‍Internships

  • Frostburg State University Community Outreach Partnership Center - (Graduate) Social Work Field Placement - 900 hours - 2003 – 2004

  • Family Crisis Resource Center - (Undergraduate) Social Work Field Placement - 450 hours - 2003

  • The Brandenburg Center - (Undergraduate) Human Service Field Placement - 1997

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Brené Brown, The Gifts of Imperfection (2010)

“Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we’ll ever do.”

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Carl R. Rogers, PhD, On Becoming a Person (1961)

“The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.”

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Contact Me

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