Kim Zahlaway, LCSW
Kim is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 25 years post-graduate clinical experience. She specializes in working with children, adolescents, adults and families impacted by ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, Learning Disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Relationship Issues, School Problems, and major Life Transitions. In addition to providing outpatient counseling services through her private practice, she has worked in public, private and collaborative educational settings as a clinician, consultant, supervisor and trainer. She was the Clinical Director of a drama-based, social-skills program for 6- to 22-year-olds with social-communication disorders.
Kim has presented at state and national conferences on the use of relationship-building strategies to teach social skills and how to diminish negative behaviors in the classroom by increasing social success. She has facilitated workshops on Social Media, Navigating the Digital Age with our Kids, Parenting Kids with Anxiety, and The Unique Challenges of Parenting Kids with ADHD, and has also developed Transitional Planning Programs for postsecondary life stages. Kim is a member of the National Association of Social Workers.
Eve Atkins, MA, LSW
Eve Atkins is a licensed social worker. Eve graduated with a master’s degree summa cum laude from New York University’s Silver School of Social Work, while simultaneously obtaining a master’s degree in infant and child development from Sarah Lawrence College.
Eve has expertise with autism, ADHD, anxiety and depression. In 2025, Eve joined U Got This Counseling where she offers individual and family support for preschoolers, children, teens, and young adults dealing with neuro-developmental, social-emotional and behavioral problems. Additionally, she provides parent consultation for school-related challenges and support for young adults struggling with transitions. Since 2022, Eve also has been working at Child and Family Art Therapy Center in private practice located in Haverford, PA treating young children through young adults.
Eve’s expertise in child development allows her to identify both normative and atypical growth and behavior. She has a keen awareness for how early childhood experiences shape individuals and their relationships. Eve employs a flexible and integrated approach to therapy, geared toward fostering self-expression, coping skills, and healthy relationships. She applies a child-focused and attachment-based framework, incorporating play and evidence-based practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT).
Prior to her private practice work, Eve worked in New York as a social worker at The Parent Center at Henry Street Settlement in the lower east side of Manhattan offering parent and child/infant dyadic therapy, individual parenting support and therapy, and psycho-educational groups for parents of children with developmental delays and behavioral challenges. Her grounding in trauma-informed attachment-based work shaped her supportive approaches to clients.