Kim began teaching in 1982, acquiring a rich background in a variety of reading, writing, math, and learning disability methods.
In 1999, Kim first read The Gift of Dyslexia by Ronald D. Davis and was instantly intrigued. The book accurately described some clients who had puzzled her over the years. She knew they needed different keys to unlock the treasure chest of learning. Davis® provides those keys. The Davis Program's innovative approach enables people struggling with dyslexia to learn in a productive and enjoyable way.
Kim was trained by Ron Davis in 2001. As a licensed Davis® facilitator, she has helped hundreds of people of all ages turn off the learning struggles and allow their gifts to blossom. Kim has worked with clients in her Chicago office and traveled to help clients throughout the Midwest and in New York, California, Iceland, and other places around the world.
Some of Kim’s career highlights:
- Founded the Chicago Reading and Dyslexia Center in 1991
- Taught reading, writing, and math programs in workplace settings such as Bank One, University of Chicago Hospital, and Avon
- Served as co-director of Chrysalis Learning Community High School
- Taught high school and college classes
- Former practitioner of the Lindamood-Bell Processes
- Studied under Elsa Richmond at the Reading Institute in Chicago and taught there for four years
- Earned a B.A in Comparative Literature and an M.Ed. in Reading
