Geriatric and Seniors Therapists in Seattle, WA

Do you currently feel stuck in life no matter what you try to do? Do you wish things could change but you're not sure how to go about it? If so, you are not alone. We all stumble and fall sometimes, whether in our friendships, relationships, work, and more. The most important thing you can do for yourself is to ask for help - you do not have to do this alone! I enjoy actively participating in collaborative care with my clients. No matter the issue, you and I will work as a team to conquer all! I provide culturally-minded, comprehensive, and holistic care to adults, utilizing an integrative and collaborative treatment approach.

If you have found my profile then you are likely seeking help. I provide guidance in defining more clearly your areas of difficulty and challenge; so they become more manageable. From there we identify therapy goals. I want you to feel progress as quickly as possible. I offer expertise and knowledge in developing tools and action steps towards success. Success we will define together and work hard towards achieving. There are no judgments or expectations regarding where you are in life or where you should be. I meet you where you are. Be proactive - it dramatically increases your success.

I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in private practice partnering with Mindful Therapy Group. I specialize in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) in the treatment of PTSD, anxiety, depression and addictions, including sexual compulsivity. My focus is working with adolescents and their families, couples, and men going through difficult transitions. I believe that you should have the quality of life that you want and deserve and I can help you identify and remove the obstacles that are preventing you from having a fulfilling and satisfying life.

Our mind-body connection is extremely powerful. When we are stressed, we might experience bodily discomfort and/or mental health concerns that cause difficulty functioning in everyday life. This is completely normal! I encourage you to close your eyes and listen for two to three minutes. Do you hear that little voice in your head? It takes awareness and practice to navigate that little voice, that speaks to us 24/7, for it to be an asset in our healing, growth, and self-regulation.

I work with adults who may be struggling to find nourishment on multiple levels: emotionally, psychologically, physically, and relationship-wise. I attend to the individual in front of me, knowing that your unique health and family history, stresses, environment, level of support, social inequities, and culture all influence your relationship with self and your feeling of nourishment. I meet you where you are, and help to guide you where you want to be more of the time. I work with you to create a healthier relationship with your whole self, including through relationships, creativity, nutrition, movement, and contribution.

I enjoy working with adults from all walks of life navigating complex trauma, demoralization, anxiety, transitions, grief, end of life and chronic medical issues. Many clients are striving to move beyond "stuck" and the feeling they are just surviving to a more hopeful perspective allowing healing and growth.To move through change there is often a feeling of loss, uncertainty, a redefinition of roles or self-identity.

Navigating life while trying to manage overwhelming emotions can be difficult. The good news is that you don't have to do it alone. My name is Dr. LeChey Hibbler and I help individuals acquire the tools needed to be the best version of themselves while honoring their authenticity. I allow clients to explore the connection between physical health and emotional well-being, often highlighting the importance of the whole health approach. I have come to see psychotherapy as a means to help people overcome their struggles and begin to live a more present, meaningful, and fulfilling life.

Existing in this modern world can be a complex and overwhelming experience. Messages of perfectionism and achievement are all around us. It is common to experience periods of functional freeze, where you feel a sense of paralysis around choice and forward movement. Shame can encourage thoughts and feelings of worthlessness and self-loathing that promote behaviors that we do not want to participate in, yet we find ourselves feeling stuck with. Why do we feel this shame? Why do we feel so weak? Will we ever feel joy again? How can we empower ourselves to begin stepping out of the shadows and into the light?

Yasmin is a compassionate and skilled social worker with 10 years of experience in the field. She specializes in working with individuals who are struggling with a range of mental health issues, including PTSD, anxiety, depression, grief, body image problems, relationship problems, and life changes. Yasmin holds a master's degree in social work from the University of Washington and is a licensed Washington state social worker.

I have over ten years of experience as a master’s level social worker. I am now accepting new patients. I work with individuals, couples, and families. For individual therapy, I see anyone ages 13 and up. I have a solution-focused and evidence-based practice that is trauma-informed. With the brief interventions I have developed over the years, you will likely see at least some benefit as soon as the first time we meet. Then, as we get to know one another, I work to develop a more in-depth understanding of your challenges, allowing us to cultivate a prosperous therapeutic alliance.

I am EMDR certified. We've all experienced ups and downs, of life, as the ocean we navigate through ebbs and flows. We may be in the same ocean of chaos around us, but out boats are all crafted differently. Some surf through waves in their expensive, privileged Yachts, and some of us are barely keeping afloat in our tattered paddle boats. No matter your type of boat, we all get tossed into the water from time to time. Don't let the waves flood you. Learn to keep your head above the waves, and eventually build up ability to surf over those rough waves with confidence.

The ability to communicate and reason are the attributes that set us apart from other species. Active listening is key to understanding and reaching a resolution to the personal barriers that render us as individuals and make us unique.

I understand that finding a therapist is challenging. It is an important relationship that by its very nature may help you develop new skills and tools.

As a licensed marriage and family therapist associate and art therapist, I treat children, adolescents, couples and families in a collaborative process to explore concerns and challenges that have arisen in their lives. I work from a strength-based, family oriented perspective. I utilize opportunities to reframe negative family dynamics and emphasize positive strengths to find the possibility of hope.

I am a Christian Therapist who believes that every life has value and everyone deserves to find their "happy" place. I have over 8 years experience working with individuals from all walks of life. As a graduate of City University of Seattle, I specializing in adult and childhood trauma providing clients opportunities to reclaim their lives. I also assist clients who may be suffering from the following issues: cultural & life transitions such as relocation and new employment/geo-cultural adjustments, grief & loss, depression, anxiety, and stress management.

I work with clients who want more satisfaction and meaning in life and relationships. The pain of anxiety, low mood, ADHD, addictive or compulsive behaviors, transitions, loss, trauma, or relational distress motivates them to look for change. They are curious about knowing themselves more deeply, through the heart and felt-sense experience, as well as the intellect. To grow beyond the safety of the familiar self in meaningful ways, they are willing to face some discomfort and vulnerability, and commit to useful behaviors and habits. They value this one precious life they have here, and want to make the best of it.

An Empathetic philosophy anchored in caring, trust, dignity, and respect. Although it may seem difficult at times to find balance in your life, it is not impossible to find this balance. I can help you overcome obstacles that keep you from feeling fully alive - at work, play, or in your relationships with others. I do things a bit differently. Understanding not everyone is cut out for the same treatment, I see clients as people. I listen carefully to people and respond to them as individuals, not just a diagnosis. Specializing in the treatment of active military, Veterans, law enforcement, firefighters and all first responders.

Maybe you’ve ’just read “The Body Keeps the Score,” and are curious about trauma treatment. Possibly you feel overwhelmed. Addictions may have added to the mix. Shame, guilt, and suffering interfere with the life you imagine. I get it. My treatment approach is designed to help you release your restrictive heaviness and wounds in a timely manner. I offer neurofeedback and EMDR as well as talk therapy. When clients are offered these methods together, breakthroughs happen. We use cutting edge neuroscience with heart-centered therapy to help your brain and body align. Our treatment effectively works with all of you.

For therapy to be effective, it needs to be real, honest, compassionate, and focused on the client's goals. That is what you will find with me. Over the years, I have found a common thread among my clients: they long to feel safe, loved, and accepted by those around them. When those feelings are not met, life can seem overwhelming and depressing. Finding connections, learning skills, overcoming traumas, dealing with grief, helping your marriage thrive -- these can be great stepping stones in living life to the fullest. Together, we can find ways to achieve this goal.