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Kimberly Leppert

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Kimberly Leppert

Kim Leppert is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, Certified Multiple Addiction Therapist, and Certified Partner Trauma Therapist at Flyleaf Counseling. She treats sex and pornography addiction, partners of people with addiction, and other process addictions. Her approach includes EMDR, Brainspotting, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, solution-focused therapy, motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. Her named profile and the practice contact page list a Davidson, North Carolina office and appointment route.

Professional type
Professional
Location
Davidson, North Carolina, United States
City
Davidson
State or region
North Carolina
Country
United States
Support offered
Sexual addiction and compulsive sexual behavior · Pornography addiction · Partner support · Betrayal trauma recovery · Addiction recovery · Trauma and PTSD support · Therapy modalities
Service format
Therapy · EMDR
In-person services
Available
Virtual support
Not specified
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