The Why
In the Beginning, There Was Space
This space was held before it was defined. Not to determine what it should offer, but to understand what was already present. What became clear was that clarity didn’t come from adding structure or instruction. It came from restraint. From allowing the space to remain quiet enough to be useful.
Basar exists for the moments between everything else. When home feels loud. When work lingers longer than it should. When there’s a need to decompress before carrying the day any further.
This space functions as a quiet threshold — a place to pause, write, breathe, or speak without being watched or judged. A place to process privately, integrate what’s already unfolding, or simply sit until the noise softens. Nothing is required here. You don’t come to be fixed. You come to return to yourself — gently, and on your own terms.
Our Mission
Basar exists as a quiet threshold, providing a calm, non-clinical environment where thoughts can settle, clarity can emerge, and people can return to themselves at their own pace.
Why Choose Us
We see you before we hear you.
Presence Before Process
Sessions at BASAR prioritize being present over fixing or performing. There is no agenda to move faster, go deeper, or arrive at a conclusion. Clarity emerges naturally when space is held without pressure.
Facilitated or Self-Guided
Some experiences include a facilitator; others are intentionally self-guided. This flexibility allows each person to choose the level of structure they need—whether that means being witnessed, or simply being alone without interruption.
Non-Clinical by Design
BASAR is not a therapeutic or medical setting. There is no diagnosis, treatment plan, or clinical outcome expected. This creates room for honest processing without the weight of evaluation or correction.
Respect for Privacy and Pace
Each session honors individual timing, boundaries, and internal rhythm. Nothing is recorded, analyzed, or rushed. What happens in the space is held with discretion and care.
Hi, I am Kimberly.
Subconscious Integration Facilitator
I’m an Augusta, Georgia native with a background in psychology, shaped by a long-standing interest in how people process their inner worlds. Over time, I realized I wanted to play a different role in the healing journey — one rooted in presence rather than diagnosis, and listening rather than interpretation.
My work centers on subconscious integration: creating space for thoughts, emotions, and experiences to settle naturally, without urgency or pressure to resolve. I approach this work quietly and intentionally, with respect for privacy and each person’s internal timing.
In many ways, this work grew from a simple intention—to become who I needed when I needed them. Someone who could hold space without fixing, rushing, or asking for explanations.