By: Nic Abelian

Trauma therapist Kimberlie Glasco shares her memoir, detailing overcoming childhood pain, healing, and inspiring others through faith.

It was in the darkest moment of her life when Kimberlie Glasco found the strength to reclaim her voice. As a seasoned trauma therapist, she had spent years helping others navigate the wounds of their past, but it wasn’t until she confronted her own childhood trauma that she truly understood the power of healing. I Can See Her Now isn’t just a memoir; it’s a testament to resilience, faith, and the incredible transformation that comes when we choose to face our pain head-on.

The Beginning of the Journey

Kimberlie Glasco’s story begins long before her career as a counselor, psychotherapist, and trauma expert. It starts in the heart of a childhood marked by abuse, neglect, and silence, a story familiar to too many but rarely shared in such an unflinching way. Growing up in a world that silenced her, Kimberlie learned early on that survival often required keeping her pain hidden from the world.

Yet, what started as a desperate search for validation and healing in the midst of chaos evolved into a deep commitment to help others who had faced similar struggles. Kimberlie became a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and a Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP), specializing in trauma and grief. Her personal experiences with abuse and abandonment were the catalyst for her career, and her desire to create a safe space for others to heal was rooted in a profound understanding of what it truly means to suffer in silence.

The journey to healing is never linear, and Kimberlie faced numerous obstacles along the way. As a trauma survivor, she carried her wounds into adulthood. The pain of her past, however, fueled her passion to help others heal. Her work as a counselor and trauma specialist was grounded in her professional expertise, but it was also deeply intertwined with her personal faith, which helped her find the strength to keep going even during the hardest moments.

In her memoir, I Can See Her Now, Kimberlie writes with raw honesty about her childhood traumas, the long road to recovery, and the power of healing that comes from confronting the past. It’s a difficult but necessary conversation, one that demands the courage to expose its truths and ultimately seek the restoration that everyone deserves.

The defining moment of Kimberlie’s journey came when she realized that healing is not just about surviving but thriving. She found the courage not only to heal herself but also to inspire others to do the same. As she continued to help her clients navigate their trauma, she realized that the deepest form of healing comes from telling our stories, the painful ones and the ones of victory. Kimberlie’s memoir became a powerful reflection of her journey, offering others the permission to face their own truths and, ultimately, find peace.

Her book stands apart from others in the trauma memoir genre. While many books tell stories of survival, I Can See Her Now offers a perspective that is rarely seen from both the survivor and the healer. Kimberlie’s insights are grounded in years of experience, and her willingness to be vulnerable brings depth and authenticity to the story.

The Power of Faith and Strength

Photo Courtesy: Kimberlie Glasco

Throughout her memoir, Kimberlie reflects on the role that faith has played in her healing process. Her unwavering belief in God has been a source of hope, comfort, and strength during some of the darkest times in her life. It’s her faith that gave her the strength to reclaim her voice after years of silence, and it’s that same faith that now drives her to help others find restoration.

“I want people to know that they are not alone,” Kimberlie says. “Healing is possible, no matter how broken you may feel. We are all capable of rising from our past, and through faith and perseverance, we can live a life of restoration.”

Her work as a counselor is deeply rooted in her personal belief that there is hope beyond trauma, that there is light at the end of even the darkest tunnel. Through her practice and her book, she encourages others to reclaim their own voices and embrace the healing that awaits them.

What Makes Kimberlie Glasco Different

Kimberlie’s story resonates deeply with those who have experienced trauma because it’s not just a story of survival, it’s a story of restoration. Unlike many in her field, Kimberlie blends her clinical expertise with her personal experience as a survivor. She doesn’t simply talk about the theory of healing; she lives it every day, and that’s what sets her apart from others in the field.

Her approach is compassionate, empathetic, and grounded in faith. She offers clients more than just therapy, she provides a safe space for them to share their deepest pain and ultimately find hope for their future. Kimberlie’s success as a trauma therapist and counselor is not just because of her education and training but also because of her deep empathy and understanding of what it’s like to walk through the fire of pain and emerge stronger on the other side.

The Legacy of Restoration

At the core of Kimberlie Glasco’s story is a message of restoration. From a childhood marked by trauma to a life of healing and purpose, Kimberlie proves that it’s never too late to reclaim your story. She has become an advocate for those who have been silenced and marginalized, encouraging them to share their truth and find healing in the process.

Her legacy isn’t just in her work as a counselor or her memoir. It’s in the countless lives she’s touched through her guidance, her book, and her commitment to helping others heal. Through every chapter of her life, Kimberlie’s message is clear: healing is possible, and we can all rise from our past.

If you’ve ever felt silenced or forgotten, Kimberlie Glasco’s story is one that will resonate deeply with you. Her memoir, I Can See Her Now, is a powerful reminder that the past does not define us and that healing is within reach. Whether you’re a trauma survivor, a helping professional, or someone simply seeking hope, Kimberlie’s story offers a path toward restoration.

Visit Kimberlie’s profile on Psychology Today and explore her memoir, I Can See Her Now, now available on Amazon.

Join her on the journey of healing and restoration. You are not alone, and your voice is waiting to be heard.

For more information, you can contact Kimberlie at kimglasco@viewpointpw.

Disclaimer: The content is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered as professional advice. Always seek the guidance of a qualified professional with any questions you may have regarding personal or therapeutic matters.