Therapists in 98270

Are you going through a divorce, or considering separation from your partner or spouse? Struggling to decide the future of your relationship? Experienced trauma, domestic violence, or other abuse at work or home, and need clarity, peace, and solutions moving forward? I can help guide you through this difficult time. Imagine yourself coping with anxiety, depression, stress, and fears, and getting on a healthy path towards hope and healing. Let's work together to get you the help you need. I provide therapy both in-person at my Brentwood office, and online through virtual telehealth sessions.

Welcome to Victory Counseling! Are you or someone you know seeking support and guidance through life's challenges? I'm Bridget Haughin, a licensed therapist (LMHCA) specializing in adolescent, couples, and adult therapy, with expertise in crisis intervention, Christian counseling, and evidence-based modalities. At my practice, I believe in the power of collaboration and client empowerment. I work closely with each individual, couple, or family to create a safe and supportive space where your voice is heard and your choices are respected. Together, we'll explore your unique strengths and challenges, working towards healing and

Hi there, My name is Jolene and I am a co-occurring disorders and trauma specialist, level 200 and 300 yoga instructor, sound healer, and domestic violence advocate. I am 40 years old and have been in the counseling/healing profession for almost 20 years. I would love to help you explore your identity and relationship with substances, trauma and other issues. I use a variety of techniques and modalities to explore and restore energy and your focus in life. Please reach out if you are feeling lost, empty or are in need of support. "You are enough". My work here on Psychology Today is private pay - under the title of life coaching.

Starting therapy can be overwhelming and sometimes frightening, and I want to acknowledge the strength and bravery that it takes to try something new. I offer individual counseling for adults and adolescents (age 13+) with a wide range of presenting issues. I practice using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). ACT is all about creating new ways of handling your life’s problems to engage more fully and freely as you build a meaningful life. When we have a problem, it’s our natural drive to solve it. Most often, this works. However, when it doesn’t, it can leave us feeling lost and powerless to life's challenges.

Greetings and Congratulations on taking your first step in finding the right therapist for you! My name is Tayler Peterson and I am a Master’s level intern pursuing my degree in Social Work from the University of Washington. I am passionate about supporting clients on their journey towards healing and personal growth. I approach therapy with empathy, authenticity, and a genuine desire to work with individuals navigating life’s challenges. Drawing from my training and coursework, I utilize a client-centered approach, tailoring therapy to meet the unique needs and goals of each individual.

I am a mental health counselor and I specialize in trauma, depression and anxiety, incorporating CBT, Narrative Therapy, and art. I am a trauma-informed therapist. I know the word trauma is both scary and popular right now. My graduate degree was pointed towards PTSD and that's the space I like to work in. This doesn't mean that other mental health issues cannot be addressed during our work together. I like to get a detailed history of one's life, to include childhood and relationships history, past and current coping skills, some of which might have become more detrimental than helpful.

I am a clinician who strongly believes in the importance of authentic human connection and a feeling of belonging. In today's world, it can feel isolating in both physical & emotional ways, sometimes resulting in unfamiliar/uncomfortable feelings. The good news is that those feelings don't have to be permanent and you are capable of learning coping skills to manage them. My background includes working with diverse populations and age ranges. From those experiences, I draw from a person centered, strength based perspective. I strive to honor who you are, where you've been and what experiences have helped to shape you.

Offering Online Videoconference sessions through Psychology Today. Are anxiety, panic, or phobias limiting your life? Are you still affected by past trauma, PTSD, or issues from childhood? Do you struggle with a poor body image, or low self-esteem? I specialize in helping adults identify their personal strengths, and change their limiting beliefs, and negative patterns of behavior. I focus on building clients' self-respect and sense of empowerment.

If the hardships of life have landed you in painful, unexpected situations or you’re struggling with feeling stuck and exhausted in repetitive cycles of conflict, depression, and/or anxiety, you are in the right place…and you are not alone. Together we will explore and learn about what brings you to counseling and gain some understanding of patterns that may be keeping you stuck. I will help you move out of survival mode and grow into your ability to experience fulfilling relationships, emotional resiliency, and live a more fulfilling life.

Accepting new clients for August and September. Some evening and weekend availabilities. I enjoy working with individuals, couples, families, & adolescence from all cultural, ethnic, spiritual, & socioeconomic backgrounds. With a Masters of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy and a Graduate Certificate in Systemic Couple & Family Therapy, l use mindfulness and holistic approaches to help you connect with your needs and goals, build better relationships with yourself and those around you, and help you overcome and face life transitions and challenges.

If you are someone in a difficult transition, feeling stuck, overwhelmed or hopeless, then you are in good company. Maybe you are able to function well in your life and hold it all together, but sense that if you keep going without getting help you will eventually reach a crisis point. With the right guidance you can release old patterns of behavior, belief systems and stories. Soft Landings seeks to provide a space for you to feel safe, to experience acceptance without judgment and to find healing, growth and transformation.

I specialize in the treatment of OCD and anxiety in youth and adults utilizing evidence-based interventions (ERP & CBT), as well as treatment of depression, ADHD, and related conditions. My approach to therapy is holistic and collaborative, based on your unique goals and needs.

My ideal client is feeling brave enough to learn how to compassionately feel the pain and discomfort that they've been avoiding. I work with all kinds of people; doctors, teachers, lawyers, therapists, entrepreneurs, sex workers, CEOs, stay at home parents, sales people, college kids, artists, construction workers, parents. If you're ready to take the journey of self discovery; I'm ready to be your guide. My goal is to help lead you towards self-compassion, self-love, and to be self-led.

Therapy with Dr. Ambriz adheres to a Holistic approach for Psychotherapy, which focuses on enhancing the balance of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The intention of a Holistic psychotherapy approach strives to create long-term healing and wellness by addressing the root causes of illness. Dr. Ambriz integrates Western psychological evidence-based treatments, Eastern medicine approaches, and Indigenous healing practices to assist with healing. Her counseling style reflects client-centered, empathic, strength based, and non-judgmental approaches to foster a therapeutic alliance.

Whether you're dealing with complex PTSD, a survivor of abuse and/or trauma, facing perinatal or postpartum challenges, grieving, aging with dignity, or part of the LGBTQiA+ community, I want you to feel safe and valued during our therapeutic sessions. As your needs and experiences are the priority, tailored care is especially important to me and we will work together to determine what works best for you and your goals for treatment, even as they evolve over time. The process is yours and we will take things one step at a time; even when feelings or challenges seem overwhelming, you don't have to be alone.

Healing hearts and relationships one day at a time, including your relationship with yourself. I have been a Mental Health Therapist for 14 years. I offer telehealth to anyone in the State of Washington. I work with clients dealing with anxiety, depression, and trauma. Relationships have a significant impact on our lives—relationships with self-first and with our interpersonal relationships second.

I work in areas of anxiety, depression, challenging relationships and difficult family relationships, parental trauma, ADHD, life transitions, work stress, grief, parent coaching, infertility, developing healthy relationships and coping skills. I focus on the client's strengths while also directing attention to those behaviors and thoughts that hold people back from achieving their goals. My aim is to provide a warm and nurturing environment where together we can work through and address your personal challenges, develop an understanding of the impact life experiences have on behavior and mood.

Currently accepting new clients for in person sessions. I believe we all have good in us and deserve to live our best life. Life is a struggle and we can all benefit from a safe place to talk. Therapy can be difficult, challenging, but also freeing and rewarding. I offer a safe place to discuss hard things and to process traumatic things. Life can be hard and we all just need a listening ear. I will be your biggest advocate but also will not just tell you what you want to hear.

Our uncertain times has likely increased stress and the “What if’s” into your or a loved one’s life. The constant change and uncertainty can foster stress and other emotional reactions. This may look/feel like feeling isolated, frightful, irritable, outraged, sad, guilt or even exhibiting maladaptive behaviors (e.g., substance use, risky behaviors, eating habits, sleeping habits, etc.). While there’s no one-size-fits-all approach, having a harm-reduction approach, focusing more on what we can control and less on what we can’t, decreasing stress, reducing your triggers and focusing on our strengths and supports can help.