Whether your search for a therapist stems from

  • specific crisis, 
  • a chronic long-term problem, 
  • a deep desire to live life more fully
  • or all three   –   take a look at us.

We are the kind of people you want, when therapy is what you need.  We love our work, and have been doing it for a number of years now (32 & 25).  Our skills best represent the human side of the therapists’ art – being caring, flexible and open, yet competent and professional.

 

Take a look inside our website.  We’ve prepared a lot of information to help you get to know us better and for your own use in enriching your life.

 

Then let us help you accomplish that creative combination of

     (a) what your heart desires, and

     (b) what is right for you.

 

        Bill McDonald and Jane Kimball

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Types of Counseling

Individuals
You may be going through a specific crisis or difficult life transition. Maybe you're suffering from a chronic long-term dysfunction and want to finally make some healthy and/or necessary changes in your life.
Couples / Marriage
Only within the last half century has couples or marital therapy become a distinct discipline of its own. (Notwithstanding, some of the secrets of good marital counseling have been around for hundreds or thousands of years.
Children / Adolescents
Counseling Children and Adolescents is a distinct therapeutic art in itself.
I have known Jane Kimball for over 30 years. We have children about the same age, and I have long enjoyed being a member of her extended family.
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The Small Space Between

I’ve always known I was one of my father’s most difficult subjects to photograph – even though I never asked him, and he never said it. During my adolescent years, he was a professional photographer, having a portrait studio in our Iowa home town. I spent much of my after-school and weekend job time working with him in the “studio.” It was good because I enjoyed being with him, and also because he was very good at his craft.

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When I go into the garden with a spade, and dig a bed, I feel such an exhilaration and health that I discover that I have been defrauding myself all this time in letting others do for me what I should have done with my own hands. -Ralph Waldo Emerson, writer and philosopher (1803-1882)