Clinical specialties profile
Kimberly Ibarra — specialties & approach
Below is Kimberly Ibarra’s specialty focus — the areas they work in most, how they approach sessions, and how payment works.
Specialty areas
Areas and populations they work with most:
- Trauma
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Attachment-related concerns
Does this specialty list sound like you?
If several of these sound like you or your family, this may be a good fit for your healing journey. You don't need to check every box — these are guides, not requirements.
- You are a teen, young adult, or family member working through concerns like trauma, depression, or anxiety.
- You are open to therapy that can include horses on the ground alongside conversation-based work.
- You use Allcare or are able to pay privately.
Who they work with
Teens, young adults, and their families
Payment
Allcare and private pay
Allcare members welcome; private pay also available.
Kim specializes in working with teens, young adults, and their families as they work through concerns like trauma, depression, and anxiety. She focuses on client-led therapy interventions that break down the barriers talk-therapy often poses for youth and adults—including engagement, trust, and buy-in to the therapeutic process. She blends conversation-based work with equine-assisted sessions, and is trained in EMDR with and without horses, a specific trauma therapy that helps individuals work through different types of trauma.
How they apply those specialties
EAP invites engagement, is experiential, decreases defensiveness, and lowers the pressures that can make going to therapy feel difficult or daunting—especially for teens and young adults who haven't connected with traditional office-only therapy.
- •Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy (EAP)
- •EMDR (certified)
Want to compare? See the other clinician’s specialties overview or open Valerie Neck’s specialty profile.