Kimberly Anderson Administrative Assistant

Kimberly Anderson, MA, LPCC, NCC, joined the Colorado Counseling Association (CCA) in 2022 while completing her master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling at Colorado Christian University (CCU). As a student, Kimberly served as a volunteer at both the CCA Foundations Student Conference and CCA Annual Conference.

In February 2024, Kimberly joined the volunteer CCA Administrative Leadership Team led by her strong desire to help students in counselor education programs in Colorado come to embrace advocacy and leadership as fundamental parts of their professional counselor identity. She currently assists with various tasks and contributes to CCA’s university outreach endeavors.

Upon graduating from CCU in 2023, Kimberly founded Integrated Wellness Solutions, PLLC, through which she provides wellness-focused psychotherapy and career counseling services in person in Colorado Springs and virtually throughout the state of Colorado. She is committed to providing wellness-focused, multiculturally competent, gender-informed care for adolescents and adults seeking growth and change. Passionate about caring for counselors-in-training, Kimberly also offers reduced-rate, individual and group therapy for master’s level counseling students.

Kimberly’s work in mental health advocacy in Colorado began in 2015 when she relocated from Southern California to develop and direct a donation-based counseling center inside a local church serving people living unsheltered and those struggling with addiction. It was in this role that Kimberly discovered a calling to care for and equip future generations of counselors-in-training preparing to serve on the front lines of the mental health crisis. Having completed her master’s degree, Kimberly will begin work as a doctoral student in the PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision program at Denver Seminary in fall 2024.

Kimberly is a mother of two adult children and a proud grandmother of three exceptional little humans with whom she loves to travel, create blanket forts in the living room, bake cookies, and conduct science experiments.