You're used to handling everything. You don't have to handle this alone.
Lawyers, doctors, first responders, veterans, entrepreneurs, college students, and others in high-pressure careers know how to push through. But PTSD, trauma, grief, and burnout don't respond to pushing through. And at some point, holding it all together stops working.
I'm Kimberly Mondoro, LCSW. I specialize in trauma, PTSD, grief, and burnout for people who are ready for something that actually works, using only evidence-based modalities.
As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I'm committed to anti-racist, affirming, gender-inclusive care. This is a genuinely safe space: not just stated as a value, but lived as one.
Wondering if therapy is right for you, or if we're the right fit?
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Many of my clients come in as the person everyone else depends on, and they're exhausted.
You might be a good fit if you:
Are a doctor, nurse, first responder, veteran, entrepreneur, or lawyer who's been running on empty for longer than you can remember
Have been through a trauma, loss, or major life change that's still affecting you, even if it happened a while ago
Are navigating grief, burnout, or a major transition
Are the person everyone leans on, and can't remember the last time someone asked if you were okay
Have tried therapy before and it didn't stick, or didn't go deep enough
Are a family member of someone struggling with addiction or trauma and you're carrying that weight too
Identify as LGBTQIA+ and want a therapist who gets it from the inside, not just as an ally checkbox
They've often spent years taking care of everyone else while struggling to make space for themselves. That changes here.
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You don't need to be in crisis to start therapy.
Sometimes people come in exhausted, grieving, or unable to stop replaying something that happened. Sometimes life has just stopped feeling sustainable the way they've been living it.
Therapy offers a place to understand what's been happening, build real skills, process difficult experiences, and create lasting change, not just manage symptoms until the next hard thing hits.
But therapy works best when the approach is matched to what you're actually dealing with. That's why I use only evidence-based, research-backed modalities: CPT for trauma and PTSD, EMDR for processing difficult memories, DBT for emotional dysregulation, and the Grief Recovery Method for loss. Not because they're trendy, but because the research supports them and my training goes deep in each one.
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I work with clients navigating:
Trauma and PTSD
Grief and loss
Burnout and compassion fatigue
Life transitions
Emotional dysregulation
Healthcare professionals, entrepreneurs, lawyers, and first responders carrying the weight of high-stakes careers
Specialized training in:
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT) - trained directly by Dr. Kate Chard, co-developer of CPT; rostered CPT Provider
EMDR - EMDRIA-trained with consultation from multiple expert trainers
DBT - trained under Dr. Michele Galietta; ran DBT groups for adults and adolescents for three years with weekly consultation
Grief Recovery Method — Certified Grief Recovery Specialist
Rather than trying to specialize in everything, I've intentionally focused my training on trauma, grief, burnout, and life transitions, and done with work in each one.
I offer standard sessions, extended intensives (90 minutes to 2 hours) for those ready to go deeper faster or who need flexibility in their schedules, and walk-and-talk therapy outdoors in Hillsborough and Moorestown, NJ, for those who sit all day or want to make a hard conversation a little more manageable. I see clients via telehealth throughout New Jersey.