Background: Kimberley is a PACFA (Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia) registered counsellor, trauma-informed yoga teacher and certified meditation teacher. She brings her own lived experience of adoption and a deep commitment to inclusivity and culturally safe(r) practice.
Specialty: Kimberley works with LGBTQIAPK+ individuals; sex industry workers; single people; people who are child-free by choice; adopted people; and neurodivergent people. Her areas of focus include identity exploration; relationship challenges; life transitions; career issues; depression and anxiety; and past addictive behaviours.
Approach: Kimberley works somatically, integrating nervous system management techniques and body awareness into her practice. Central to her approach is creating a safe(r), non-judgmental space where the therapeutic relationship is collaborative and clients feel genuinely heard.
Perspective: Kimberley values inclusivity and acceptance, drawing on her lived experience and professional training to support clients in exploring their feelings, thoughts, and patterns. Her goal is to help clients navigate life’s challenges and foster deeper self-understanding.
More About Kimberley
Kimberley Lee is a PACFA registered counsellor, trauma-informed yoga and meditation teacher, and communications specialist offering affirming, culturally safe counselling for LGBTQIAPK+ people, sex industry workers, singles, people without children, adopted people, neurodivergent individuals, and young people (14+). With lived experience as an adopted person and a deep commitment to inclusivity, Kimberley creates a warm, non-judgemental space for those who have faced marginalisation or discrimination.
Working through a somatic lens, Kimberley integrates body-based awareness, nervous system regulation, and embodiment therapy to help clients manage stress, deepen self-understanding, and build resilience. She collaborates with clients on issues like anxiety, depression, addictive behaviours, career and life transitions, and relationship challenges, always centering autonomy and respect for each person’s journey.
Kimberley offers appointments online or in a hybrid format (online + in-person) at her Sydney consulting room, with flexible sessions available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday mornings, Fridays, and some Saturday mornings. If you’re looking for a sex worker friendly therapist, LGBTQIAPK+ counselling, or trauma-informed, inclusive support in Australia, Kimberley provides compassionate, practical care that centres your needs and strengths.
Booking With Kimberley:
Availability: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursday mornings, Fridays and Saturday mornings. Outside ‘business hours’ appointments are available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Timezone: NSW (AEST)
Where: Online and in-person counselling in Inner City of Sydney.
Offers couples counselling? No
Offers counselling to under 18’s? No
Cost: $70-$160 – check our sliding scale here
Specialties:
Upcoming Free
Live Sessions With Kimberley
These guided meditations are designed to help you slow down, reconnect with your body, and better understand what’s happening in your nervous system. Through grounding, breath, and gentle awareness practices, we create space for nervous system regulation and rest.
Advance registration for the live session is essential. All welcome, whether you’re part of Rough Patch or not.
Upcoming sessions:
How to Book
- Think about your goals for counselling, and which counsellor might be a good match
- Send an email to the counsellor you’d like to work with requesting an appointment
- In the rare event you don’t hear from your counsellor within 24 hours, please contact us
Not sure who might be the right fit for you? Contact us and we’re happy to make a recommendation
Intake Process
- Initial appointments are $70 for individuals, or $80 for couples
- Due to our counsellor’s busy schedules, they cannot do intakes over the phone
- Your intake session will include discussing what supports you need, your goals for counselling, and to decide whether your counsellor is a good match for you
- If you decide that the fit isn’t right, you can ask to be referred to someone else – no offence will be taken!
Important Notice
There are some people that our counsellors can’t work with – not because we don’t want to, but because we want you to have the best possible care.
If you currently experience domestic violence, are having a mental health crisis, are experiencing severe substance dependency issues, or other acute crises, we can’t provide you with the level of support you deserve. However, we will use your initial appointment to connect you with places that specialise in these issues, so you can get the best possible care.
