The Short Version: Dating coach Kimberly Hill specializes in helping men rebuild confidence and find meaningful relationships after divorce or long-term relationships. With years of experience and certifications in neurolinguistics and solution-focused coaching, Kimberly has helped more than 350 men overcome dating app fatigue, break old patterns, and develop a fresh, self-reflective approach to dating.
My parents’ divorce had been brewing for so long that it took my father more than five years to even think about reentering the dating scene. He wasn’t heartbroken — both he and my mother seemed much happier — but I couldn’t help but feel that loneliness still lingered around him.
When I finally asked if he’d ever date again, I expected him to laugh it off, maybe joke about his crush on the waitress at our favorite pizza place. Instead, he simply said, “I’m not ready yet.
At the time, I couldn’t fully grasp what he meant — the hesitation, the unspoken weight of starting over. It wasn’t until adulthood that I realized that dating after divorce isn’t just about finding someone new; it’s also about putting yourself back out there — which often includes rebuilding yourself in the process.
But that’s exactly the kind of journey that dating coach Kimberly Hill specializes in: helping men rebuild confidence, break unhealthy habits, and find meaningful relationships after a breakup.
“Men, particularly in dating, are often an underserved group. When I started five years ago, there weren’t many women coaches working with men on relationships,” Kimberly noted. “Over time, I’ve worked with so many men that I really understand the themes and challenges they face, and I can offer that female perspective.”
I love this — it’s as they say: Having more than one perspective can make all the difference. And, who knows? It may have made my father’s journey a lot easier, too.
She Gets What You’re Up Against
Kimberly’s life experience likely surpasses what most of us would imagine.
She left her hometown of Vancouver and bought a one-way ticket to Bangkok and never looked back. Over the next decade, she lived in Sydney and Singapore, launching a career in finance with one of the world’s largest inter-dealer brokers.
Funny enough, it was in Australia where she started her journey toward coaching.
“I worked on a trading floor with 98 men. Many became good friends, and I often saw how they struggled to balance career with marriage or dating,” Kimberly recalled. “I realized I had a unique perspective on what the men around me were going through emotionally.”
