Kimberly’s passion, encompassing 30+ years of work with children and adults, has allowed her the vision for a different way of allowing others to process death, dying, grief, loss, and trauma.  With horses always being a part of her life, she developed Mane Support, an equine-assisted grief counseling program for those who have experienced a death, who are anticipating the death of someone they know, or who have experienced other types of trauma related to loss.  Whether in the schools, in the community, or at the barn, Kimberly’s business model allows for learning, growth, and healing.

Being certified through EAGALA, Equine-Assisted Growth and Learning Association, and a Fellow with ADEC, the Association for Death, Education and Counseling, she is also an international speaker and educator regarding equine-assisted counseling and nonprofit development.  Her experiences have led her to share the knowledge that she has gained from the horses and those she has met through her books, Hoof to Heart, and Henry the Horse and His Very Special Gift. 

Kimberly considers all that she has learned and continues to learn from both people and horses and the opportunities she has to share those experiences to assist others as a God-given gift and her life’s greatest honor.