Kim Brangoccio, LMFT, IAADC, CEAP

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Hours & Locations

Monday 9am-6pm
Tuesday 9am-4pm
Wednesday 9am-5pm
Thursday 9am-5pm
Friday 8am-12pm

Kim Brangoccio, LMFT, IAADC, CEAP

Biography

Kim Brangoccio is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and an Advanced Certified Addiction Counselor with over 35 years of experience in counseling and clinical supervision. She has worked extensively with individuals and families on a wide range of issues including addiction and recovery, complex trauma, grief and loss, relationship challenges, and developmental disabilities. Her clinical background also includes work with domestic violence, anxiety, depression, and life transitions such as divorce, illness, and bereavement.

Kim is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), a therapeutic approach designed to help clients process trauma. Her faith in God has been a source of strength through personal challenges and continues to guide her work with others as they navigate their own healing journeys.

In addition to her role at Family Legacy Counseling, Kim served as Program Manager for Powell CDC at UnityPoint in Des Moines, IA. She completed her undergraduate studies at Marycrest College in Davenport, IA, and earned her graduate degree from the Phillips Institute in Los Angeles, CA.

Clinical Areas of Focus

  • Age 18+
  • Health and Wellness
  • First Responder Trauma Recovery
  • Grief and Complex Trauma
  • Addiction and Recovery
  • Relaxation and Stress Reduction
  • Goal Setting and Personal Achievement
  • Anxiety and Depression
  • Group Therapy

Education

Master’s in Marriage & Family Therapy, Advanced Certification in Substance Abuse Counseling, and Certification in Employee Assistance Programming

Memberships

  • AAMF (American  Association of Marriage & Family Therapy)

Office

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Insurances Accepted

**NOT a Medicaid/Medicare provider**
Aetna
Cigna
Midlands Choice
United Health Care
Wellmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Kim Brangoccio, LMFT, IAADC, CEAP

Therapist’s Statement

Many times people struggle with issues and situations on their own that could be helped with counseling. Seeing a therapist gives people a chance to talk through things with an objective outsider who will listen and help them sort through options, possible outcomes, and develop a path forward. It also gives people a chance to practice new behaviors and conversations and have someone to check in with once they’ve tried these new things to see if they are working or could be improved.

Kim and her husband, have an adult daughter and adult son and one grandchild.  She enjoys exercise, cooking and entertaining.