ADHD Therapists in Pullman, WA

I currently have availability for new clients. My expertise spans a variety of challenges, including ADHD, OCD, depression, anxiety, trauma, anger management, and behavioral support. I have extensive experience working with clients across all age groups in diverse settings.

A warm "hello" to you! Are you navigating relationship issues and seeking guidance on communication and conflict resolution? Do have ADHD and seeking support and strategies to cope effectively in daily life? Have you experienced trauma and are you looking for a therapist that understands the complexities of trauma? What about dealing with anxiety, depression or facing significant life stressors or changes, such as career transitions, relationship changes or major life events? These are all areas I specialize in as a clinical therapist.

Laura's ideal clients are those individuals motivated to grow, heal, learn and be challenged. Laura utilizes empathetic listening and positive regard to problem solve as she weaves in resilience training. Learn emotional regulation, communication and problem solving skills and be challenged on your perspective. Laura's experience includes working with elementary, middle, high school and university level students, who are dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and stress from multiple transitions. Laura is passionate about issues that impact women, children, the family, Military and Veterans.

No matter the conditions, clients who experience the greatest benefit from counseling are the ones who come prepared to learn and grow. Anyone who steps into my office with such an eagerness will also leave having gained something. I am not fixed on any one specific method and adapt my approach based on client need and personality. In addition to counseling, I also offer psychological and educational evaluations. Testing covers a range of ADHD, learning disability, psychological, educational, neurocognitive, and functional capacity evaluations.

It takes courage to reach out and involve a counselor in your most intimate of life's struggles. I honor that courage. My goal is to provide a safe and judgment-free environment for you to process what's going on in your life. Making a connection with a counselor you trust is so important. The most important factor in counseling is the therapeutic relationship. I consider myself to be flexible and easy going. I typically think outside of the box and don't get hung up on any one modality.

Do you ever get a “gut” feeling? Have a tendency to ignore that feeling or explain it away? In session, we will work to reconnect your brain to your body and increase the trust you have in your gut reactions to the things around you. Our bodies often hold on to memories and traumatic experiences in different ways than our brains do. These unresolved emotions oftentimes present themselves as physical symptoms; anxiety, a feeling of being stuck, panic, irritability and more. Together, we can change your perspective on your anxiety, help you heal, and work to become more authentically yourself.

I love working with the seekers - the ones who are feeling stuck in relationships or patterns, who have as deep a desire to understand as to move beyond. I am here for the psychologically curious - those who want insight and meaning while they strive to create a life that isn't painful all the time. Your pain needs to be tended to, but your capacity for joy and fun and play must simultaneously be cultivated. Life is complicated and problematic. This is an unremarkable truth, but sometimes we don't know what we don't know and we can get stuck in ways of being and relating that are not serving us or our partnerships.

I work with most ages (4+) with a variety of issues. I am a registered play therapist which requires specialized training in Play Therapy at the National level. I work with children as well as adults to tackle anxiety and phobias, grief and loss, trauma, depression, social skills difficulties, problems with family relationships, and coping with big life changes like coping with divorce or a recent move.

I AM ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS. The human spirit is an amazing thing. Like the Phoenix, we are capable of rising from the ashes as our past is burnt away and stepping into a new future. This can be accomplished by changing our point of view; how we think determine our behavior. Through the use of an individually tailored eclectic therapy approach, you can learn coping and resiliency tools to assist you in making positive change. it starts by letting go of our past negative, harmful thoughts and replace them with new positive, healthy thinking. As our perception changes, we can create positive change to reach our goals.

I'm Connor, the head athletics mental health clinician at Washington State University. I work with athletes and others on their general mental health and sport psych performance issues. On the performance side, I treat performance anxiety, lack of confidence, burnout, and more. On the clinical side, I work with people experiencing depression, anxiety, difficulty with stress management, big life adjustments, grief, hoarding, and more. Regardless of the model, I always provide a warm, positive listening ear with a strong desire to help.

I have experience working with adolescents, children on the spectrum of Autism, suicidal and homicidal ideation, and psychosis. My approach is a good fit for those struggling with depression, anxiety, low-self-esteem, self-criticism, grief, relationship distress, and life transitions. My therapeutic modality includes Cognitive Behavioral, Dialectical Behavior, Mindfulness, Existential, Solutions-Focused, and Person-Centered Therapy. A strong therapeutic alliance between my clients and I is marked by the trust and openness in which sacred moments emerge.

I'm open to a broad client base but my predominant experience is with first gen college students, pro athletes & their family members. I ran the mental health services for UW athletics and am currently the consulting clinician for the Seattle Mariners and the NHL. I work best with driven people experiencing a big change. Perhaps, despite your best efforts, things aren’t working out as you’d hoped. Or perhaps you’ve gotten all you wanted and it doesn’t satisfy the way you thought it might. Though I often work with athletes I am not a Sports Psych. In fact, I don’t even follow sports! I’m here for the rest of your life and identity.

CURRENT limited openings. Anxiety, depression, self doubt, and daily stress can be so pervasive. Does the stress of daily life feel anxiety provoking and overwhelming? Are your job, relationships or friendships feeling stressful? Perhaps feeling stuck or unsettled is becoming a daily reality. It may feel like it's getting harder to thrive and telling people “no” feels hard or unmanageable. You may feel like you are alone, isolated and that you can’t talk with the people in your life about these issues. I want to help you figure some of this out, to learn to love and thrive in life again.

There are many reasons someone seeks therapy. Whether it is from years of not feeling good enough or a life changing event, I can provide clarity, help you develop a better understanding of yourself, as well as help you to process trauma. By building an understanding of each part of the self and how the mind and body interplay, we can lessen traumatic and unwanted responses and build self-reliance and self-worth. I have a collaborative, holistic, and solution minded approach to therapy. I specialize in working with those who are neurodivergent and/or members of the LGBTQIA+ community. I utilize the relationship between the body and

If you are struggling with anxiety, depression, past trauma, or confusion, you are like thousands of people who have worked through these problems with my help. You may be seeking help for the first time, or maybe you've tried counseling, but you didn't get better. Or, you know something is wrong but you don't know what. I can help you! Mental health issues can be confusing. You deserve to have the help you need. Normal people can have "symptoms" or issues. Symptoms are normal responses to abnormal things that have happened in your life. Call or email me soon & we'll start finding your solutions. I promise to work hard to help you.

Why’s Words Therapy is dedicated to providing compassionate and professional therapeutic services to clients of all ages! With extensive experience in individual, family, and group therapy from diverse cultural, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, we are confident we can help. Whether you are grappling with anxiety, battling depression, seeking to understand your traumas, or curious about the benefits of therapy, we are here to support you. If you have a child or teen in need of guidance, or if you want to explore how therapy can enhance your life, we are committed to helping you navigate your journey towards mental wellness!

Maybe you’ve asked yourself what’s wrong with you. Maybe you're are at a crossroads. You’re overwhelmed and trying your best, but the pressure is huge. Sometimes our usual ways of coping stop working or aren't giving us what we need anymore. This can affect us through tension in our work and home, tiredness, or worry about ourselves and what's next. My favorite clients are those who are seeking greater self-understanding and acceptance, are wanting closer relationships, and who want to explore new ways of approaching life. I like helping clients work outside of the boxes they arrive in and believe in themselves, one step at a time.

At Mountain View Health we provide quality care with a holistic approach! We do not have a waitlist and are able to offer in person and telehealth appointments! I am a dual licensed clinical social worker who is currently practicing in both Idaho and Washington. I am an advocate and supporter of virtual counseling for patients, specifically those in rural areas. I am trained in trauma and grief counseling. I am a huge believer in the holistic approach to improving mental health and believe treating the mind, body and spirit is essential to healing the entire being.

Some days, maybe even most days, you feel at war with yourself. You burn through all of your mental (and physical) energy just by convincing yourself to do the tasks that make you a “productive” person. Some days, you win that war and accomplish what you wanted; other days, you feel like you lost it and beat yourself up for not doing better. You may not know where to start because everything feels overwhelming and maybe failure feels inevitable. Therapy can help you by identifying where to start and improving your ability to combat the negative voices in your head.