Elevance Therapists in Kirkland, WA

Finding a therapist can be a daunting task. My hope is to provide a safe and comforting environment where you can just be, without the judgment or criticism. I mainly counsel women and the LGBTQIA+ community, often where there is crossover. My clients have a wide range of concerns including anxiety, trauma, relationship troubles, depression, sexual identity, cultural identity, infertility, parenting, and self esteem.

Changing your life for the better is rewarding and possible! You most likely came here looking for emotional and practical support and tools. I am here to work with you. Together, we can work on your individual wants and needs, life transitions, and social dynamics. I work with adults, teens 15+, and diverse and fluid families. My focus is mainly anxiety, depression, bipolar 1 & 2, ADHD, and PTSD/ trauma.

Currently only accepting new individual clients at this time. I help individuals (13yo+), couples/relationships, and families overcome feelings of disconnect to develop meaning, intention, and joy in their lives. My work is with people who are going through all types of life challenges and transitions. Therapy is process that takes time and energy. Our work together can create lasting and meaningful change. I want to commend you for taking the first step in the therapeutic process and considering me as a part of the journey.

If you are a person who is willing to put the work in, ready to be vulnerable in the process, and wants a therapeutic relationship that is collaborative, I am here for you. I have experience in dealing with depression, anxiety, and multicultural issues. I also have experience with teenagers and young adults dealing with different life transitions and acculturative stress. I am bilingual in English and Arabic, and want to help you express yourself in the language you feel most comfortable in.

Often change can be out of our control, yet I believe it can still lead to amazing opportunities for growth. I am myself very passionate about working with clients who need support around life changes and work through past trauma. I work with clients of all backgrounds to increase their sense of autonomy over their change whether that’s letting go of an addiction, getting back in the gym, or building better habits. Congratulations on taking the first step and I look forward to starting this journey with you.

Life presents its challenges, and in navigating them, having a dedicated space to share your thoughts, emotions, and feelings becomes paramount. My commitment lies in assisting individuals in discovering a sanctuary for self-expression. Whether contending with issues of self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationships, interpersonal dynamics, or grappling with perceptions of oneself in the external world, the journey can be demanding.

Therapy is a journey where people can be accepted just as they are and gain support in navigating their internal world to find healing and growth. Time spent living in different cultures has given me a deep level of respect for the diversity of human experience and the interconnectedness of beliefs, relationships, environment, and mental health. I believe that understanding the narratives we have about ourselves and how they came to be can help us break free from shame and overcome barriers in our lives- ultimately gaining the capacity to redefine our sense of self.

Therapy is a space to be seen, gain insight, and find dignity in your experience. I prioritize building trust to create a space where you feel empowered to speak your truth. Societal narratives and other oppressive structures may bump up against our true needs and authentic selves, and my role is to work with you to process and bridge this conflict to promote joyful living in mind, body, and spirit. My style of therapy is warm, nonjudgmental, and collaborative. I trust in your ability to grow and evolve, and will provide a listening ear alongside realness, accountability, and gentle encouragement.

We all need support throughout our lives, and you may be looking for an additional resource to help you process lived experiences, problem-solve, or understand yourself in a deeper way. You may be struggling with anxiety, the challenges of caregiving, work stress and burnout, relationship challenges, or working through grief, loss, or bereavement. You want to engage in healthy coping skills and develop self-care habits to better support the vision you have for your life.

Serena’s areas of focus include gender-based violence, eating disorders (including ARFID), LGBTQ+ related struggles, and autism spectrum disorder. Serena also focuses on the commonly co-occurring experiences such as depression and anxiety. She uses a trauma-informed and feminist theory based approach in her sessions with clients.

I hope this message finds you in good health and spirits. Navigating through life's unpredictable nature can lead to feelings of disarray, anxiety, and uncertainty. If you are experiencing such feelings, please know that you are not alone. I am here to accompany you on this journey, offering a listening ear, a compassionate heart, and professional expertise to guide you through these trying times.

I work with people dealing with emotional problems that manifest as depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and trauma. The encounters with emotions seem powerful, overwhelming, and mysterious. They may feel so powerful, that you push away, stuff down, use substances, or even allow the emotions to direct your actions and thoughts. It can feel confusing of how you can build strength to overcome emotional wounds. How do you make sense of what doesn’t always make sense? Exploring your emotions with a therapist can be healing and encouraging.

As a bilingual and bicultural Spanish speaking therapist I have a passion to work with Latinx community. I believe it is very important to understand a client's background, and belief system from a cultural and social perspective. I have experience supporting people experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, life transitions and parenting challenges. I work with adults, children and their parents/caregivers. People need a space where they can feel listened and safe to tell stories of pain and trauma. But also, a place where someone believes in them and can be an ally in their path to find their authentic self.

We are taking new clients for medication management! My name is Sukhdeep Bhullar and I am an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP). I have experience in evaluating and managing mental health conditions and am licensed to diagnose and provide medication management. I have knowledge of and use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy along with Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in my practice. I will work closely with your therapist and primary care provider and offer medication management, second opinions on medication and dosage or additional education.

I come to the therapy room with extensive training and experience. I have worked in both top rated healthcare organizations with adults and their families as well treatment centers for children and adolescents. I truly enjoy working with people throughout the lifespan. In addition, I have extensive background working with physicians and nurses navigating the myriad of stressors that come with working in healthcare. I have a unique understanding of what it means to work on the front lines - whether we are the leader during a crisis, the primary emotional support person in our family or the head of an organization.

Each person has the ability to learn, grow and make necessary changes in their personal life, relationships, and situations. We aim at exploring and understanding ways of thinking and patterns of behavior one may be completely unaware of, resulting in repetitive patterns of behavior that ultimately lead to dissatisfaction and emotional turmoil in a person's life. We are driven by a belief that each individual has potential to grow from their life experiences, whether it be good or bad. As a group of highly qualified and trained therapists, we are passionate about solving critical challenges and inspiring personal growth.

Dani’s areas of focus include chronic illiness (including low vision and blindness), LGBTQIA concerns, neurodiversity, eating disorders, as well as anxiety and depression that are often cooccuring. Dani recognizes that everyone is unique and that her work with you needs to be too.

As a marriage and family therapist (MFT), I have the pleasure of working with teens, individual adults, couples, and families. My work with teens often focuses on learning healthy ways to navigate conflict and boundaries within relationships, mental health concerns (depression, anxiety, etc), emotion regulation, and growing desires for independence. I am passionate about working with adult individuals struggling with trauma, life transitions, women’s issues, identity concerns, and mood/anxiety disorders. I often work with couples and families struggling with life transitions, conflict, emotional distance, and cultural differences.

If you struggle with anxiety, stress, trauma and depression I can help. I use recent techniques learned from Neurobiology, Neuropscyhology research and Bio-Acoustic Sound Medicine that provide immediate relief. I have 31 years experience and bring that knowledge to make sure that you leave the first session with tools that help. There is no need to continue to feel stressed and overwhelmed any longer. I focus on building your self awareness and ability to control how you react to stress through becoming mindful of your needs and thought process and applying tools that work.