Jungian Therapists in Seattle, WA
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It feels like you’ve lost everything. Morning no longer holds the promise of a new day, only the weight of unspeakable sadness. This is just the way life is now. The mail is piling up. Work deadlines are coming and going. Food has no taste, and everything that once seemed so important feels meaningless. Everyone else has moved on, but you're still stuck in that moment when your whole world ended. You can’t move on because you can’t imagine living without that love. And moving on would mean giving up that last remaining connection to the life you had. But, at the same time, you know you can't go on this way either. You feel trapped.
It feels like you’ve lost everything. Morning no longer holds the promise of a new day, only the weight of unspeakable sadness. This is just the way life is now. The mail is piling up. Work deadlines are coming and going. Food has no taste, and everything that once seemed so important feels meaningless. Everyone else has moved on, but you're still stuck in that moment when your whole world ended. You can’t move on because you can’t imagine living without that love. And moving on would mean giving up that last remaining connection to the life you had. But, at the same time, you know you can't go on this way either. You feel trapped.
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We aim to create an environment which allows clients to become aware of their inner strengths. We focus on listening and aim to provide psychological tools to deal with challenges individuals face. Additionally, we emphasize the therapeutic relationship and use the therapeutic relationship to help clients reach their goals.
We aim to create an environment which allows clients to become aware of their inner strengths. We focus on listening and aim to provide psychological tools to deal with challenges individuals face. Additionally, we emphasize the therapeutic relationship and use the therapeutic relationship to help clients reach their goals.
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Jared Kahler
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW
Verified Verified
Seattle, WA 98122 (Online Only)
Navigating life’s challenges and intense emotions can feel daunting. These experiences often shape patterns that can limit your growth and fulfillment. In therapy, we work together to understand and transform these patterns, paving the way to a more satisfying life. Through a genuine, empathetic connection, we explore your inner world, fostering self-discovery and resilience. My aim is to support you in breaking through barriers and crafting a meaningful, empowered narrative uniquely yours.
Navigating life’s challenges and intense emotions can feel daunting. These experiences often shape patterns that can limit your growth and fulfillment. In therapy, we work together to understand and transform these patterns, paving the way to a more satisfying life. Through a genuine, empathetic connection, we explore your inner world, fostering self-discovery and resilience. My aim is to support you in breaking through barriers and crafting a meaningful, empowered narrative uniquely yours.
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Emotional pain, fear, and problems in life can propel someone into therapy. Distress can feel deep-rooted, and in actuality, often does reflect early, 'ancient' issues. I believe that also in our deepest roots, we may tap into powers of resilience and of amazing, unique selfhood that nourish us in development toward our human potentialities. In courageous exploration of, and work through life's challenges, we can find, and bring to light, marvelous, hard-won gifts of self-actualization, and well-being.
Emotional pain, fear, and problems in life can propel someone into therapy. Distress can feel deep-rooted, and in actuality, often does reflect early, 'ancient' issues. I believe that also in our deepest roots, we may tap into powers of resilience and of amazing, unique selfhood that nourish us in development toward our human potentialities. In courageous exploration of, and work through life's challenges, we can find, and bring to light, marvelous, hard-won gifts of self-actualization, and well-being.
![Photo of Adam R Seward, MA, LMHC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/45c248ef-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
My first experience with psychology came at the age of 8 when my parents took me to see their counselor, Greg. He was so helpful to me and my family that I felt inspired to follow in his footsteps and become a counselor too. Today I feel fortunate to be able say that I love what I do.
My first experience with psychology came at the age of 8 when my parents took me to see their counselor, Greg. He was so helpful to me and my family that I felt inspired to follow in his footsteps and become a counselor too. Today I feel fortunate to be able say that I love what I do.
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Life not quite what you expected? Come in and we can turn it around together. I have training and experience with a variety of issues including substance and non-substance addictions, deafness and hearing loss, relationship problems, depression, anxiety, adjusting to life changes, grief and loss, divorce, identifying and evolving toward life goals. Intimacy, improving self-esteem, self-confidence, and ability to communicate are often areas that people chose to work on. Sharing your life with another can be joyful and difficult. Therapy is a neutral place to explore the relationship.
Life not quite what you expected? Come in and we can turn it around together. I have training and experience with a variety of issues including substance and non-substance addictions, deafness and hearing loss, relationship problems, depression, anxiety, adjusting to life changes, grief and loss, divorce, identifying and evolving toward life goals. Intimacy, improving self-esteem, self-confidence, and ability to communicate are often areas that people chose to work on. Sharing your life with another can be joyful and difficult. Therapy is a neutral place to explore the relationship.
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Relational in nature, my approach to therapy is rooted in witness and connection. I believe that healing is the result of being truly seen by a compassionate other. In our time together, you can expect me to set all judgements aside in order to create space for your unique complexities to unfold. In this opened clearing, we will do the work of therapeutic integration so you can rediscover that sense of wholeness that was always there even when obscured.
Relational in nature, my approach to therapy is rooted in witness and connection. I believe that healing is the result of being truly seen by a compassionate other. In our time together, you can expect me to set all judgements aside in order to create space for your unique complexities to unfold. In this opened clearing, we will do the work of therapeutic integration so you can rediscover that sense of wholeness that was always there even when obscured.
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Thank you for visiting my page. I mostly work with folx with marginalized identities through relational/developmental trauma, anxiety, depression, overwhelming emotions, numbness/disconnection, history of abuse, and interpersonal/attachment issues. If you are struggling to find your place within the dominant culture and have realized that aspects of your identity exist in a state of 'in-between', you are not alone. Healing is possible. Here is a space to fully show up, explore your multitude, and heal.
Thank you for visiting my page. I mostly work with folx with marginalized identities through relational/developmental trauma, anxiety, depression, overwhelming emotions, numbness/disconnection, history of abuse, and interpersonal/attachment issues. If you are struggling to find your place within the dominant culture and have realized that aspects of your identity exist in a state of 'in-between', you are not alone. Healing is possible. Here is a space to fully show up, explore your multitude, and heal.
![Photo of Tracey Alta, MSW , LICSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/4a9eec50-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/2/320x400.jpeg)
Tracey Alta
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW , LICSW
Verified Verified
1 Endorsed
Seattle, WA 98103
Waitlist for new clients
I love my work. I love to hear people’s stories about what makes them feel alive and what inspires them. I love helping people to feel more connected to their environment and trusting of themselves in the process. What fascinates me about the healing process in psychotherapy is reflecting upon the vulnerable, groundless mystery of the human journey and the endless revelations of the unguarded heart. The focus of my work is on the unique story and experience of each individual. My approach can differ in some ways from standard talk therapy.
I love my work. I love to hear people’s stories about what makes them feel alive and what inspires them. I love helping people to feel more connected to their environment and trusting of themselves in the process. What fascinates me about the healing process in psychotherapy is reflecting upon the vulnerable, groundless mystery of the human journey and the endless revelations of the unguarded heart. The focus of my work is on the unique story and experience of each individual. My approach can differ in some ways from standard talk therapy.
![Photo of Nick Norman, LICSW, Clinical Social Work/Therapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/f5fa7765-f003-448c-be4a-386615cb2f75/1/320x400.jpeg)
So many of us struggle to meet the demands of daily life, all while unmet needs and unresolved pain from the past keep us hurting and stuck. I work with my clients to gain self-awareness, heal the pain of the past, and find a greater sense of empowerment in their lives. This often includes identifying self-sabotaging patterns and overcoming limiting beliefs, practical approaches that lead to concrete change. Inner work is just that: work. But healing, growth, and joy are real possibilities, and a therapist can help you get there.
So many of us struggle to meet the demands of daily life, all while unmet needs and unresolved pain from the past keep us hurting and stuck. I work with my clients to gain self-awareness, heal the pain of the past, and find a greater sense of empowerment in their lives. This often includes identifying self-sabotaging patterns and overcoming limiting beliefs, practical approaches that lead to concrete change. Inner work is just that: work. But healing, growth, and joy are real possibilities, and a therapist can help you get there.
![Photo of D. Michael Louderback, MA, LMHC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/38297901-a070-410f-af8b-0e950a1526f0/2/320x400.jpeg)
We are all alive and trying to learn something about living; we live the way that we feel. We do this automatically (and whether we know it or not) in relationship: in relating to our self and to others. Therefore, my philosophy is everything is emotional and relational and mindful; everything matters.
We are all alive and trying to learn something about living; we live the way that we feel. We do this automatically (and whether we know it or not) in relationship: in relating to our self and to others. Therefore, my philosophy is everything is emotional and relational and mindful; everything matters.
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John Buscher
Counselor, MA, LMHC, NBCC, MHP
Verified Verified
4 Endorsed
Seattle, WA 98104 (Online Only)
If there is one constant in life, it's change; a new job or suddenly having to look for one , a new relationship or a heart break, a marriage, a divorce, life not working out the way you had hoped. Let me help you navigate these uncertain times, helping you to find a way through them or take a new tack or tap into hidden strengths. Sometimes we can change the situation; sometimes we must change ourselves, tearing down limiting beliefs and narratives to create new beliefs and narratives that honor our true self, our true values, and our goals.
If there is one constant in life, it's change; a new job or suddenly having to look for one , a new relationship or a heart break, a marriage, a divorce, life not working out the way you had hoped. Let me help you navigate these uncertain times, helping you to find a way through them or take a new tack or tap into hidden strengths. Sometimes we can change the situation; sometimes we must change ourselves, tearing down limiting beliefs and narratives to create new beliefs and narratives that honor our true self, our true values, and our goals.
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Let's get started, call me so you can start getting relief from your pain, confusion or fear. I provide psychotherapy and counseling for adults, teens, children and couples. A sign that therapy would be helpful is the presence of recurring pain in relationships, lack of intimacy, loss of friendships, work or career dissatisfaction, shame, physical symptoms or lack of meaning in your life.
Let's get started, call me so you can start getting relief from your pain, confusion or fear. I provide psychotherapy and counseling for adults, teens, children and couples. A sign that therapy would be helpful is the presence of recurring pain in relationships, lack of intimacy, loss of friendships, work or career dissatisfaction, shame, physical symptoms or lack of meaning in your life.
![Photo of Patrick J Rettig, MA, LMHCA, LPC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/1fa00f48-e8aa-488c-9358-838223e01594/1/320x400.jpeg)
Have you been struggling through life lately? Or maybe you feel stuck, like something is preventing you from becoming you really are, or who you really want to be? Maybe you've been feeling worried or overwhelmed, lost meaning and purpose in life, or more distant from the people you care about. Maybe you've tried to make changes to make your life better, or maybe you don't even know where to begin. That's okay, you're in the right spot. I help people just like you overcome the struggles and setbacks in their life. Together we can get you from feeling overwhelmed, unmotivated, and disconnected to calm, confident, and centered.
Have you been struggling through life lately? Or maybe you feel stuck, like something is preventing you from becoming you really are, or who you really want to be? Maybe you've been feeling worried or overwhelmed, lost meaning and purpose in life, or more distant from the people you care about. Maybe you've tried to make changes to make your life better, or maybe you don't even know where to begin. That's okay, you're in the right spot. I help people just like you overcome the struggles and setbacks in their life. Together we can get you from feeling overwhelmed, unmotivated, and disconnected to calm, confident, and centered.
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I believe that therapy can help us see the unconscious patterns of behavior that we unknowingly live our lives within; that it can help us find some distance from our up-close feelings, and see ourselves with kindness; that it can bring vitality to stagnation, and enliven our sense of creativity; that it can help us pursue our desires; that it can be a place where we wrestle with the things we thought were true, and find comfort in the midst of uncertainty; that it can reveal something about the relationships we seek; and that it can teach us how to grieve our yesterdays, find gratitude for today, and hope for tomorrow.
I believe that therapy can help us see the unconscious patterns of behavior that we unknowingly live our lives within; that it can help us find some distance from our up-close feelings, and see ourselves with kindness; that it can bring vitality to stagnation, and enliven our sense of creativity; that it can help us pursue our desires; that it can be a place where we wrestle with the things we thought were true, and find comfort in the midst of uncertainty; that it can reveal something about the relationships we seek; and that it can teach us how to grieve our yesterdays, find gratitude for today, and hope for tomorrow.
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Whatever the present condition of our life, we have had an intrinsic role in creating it, whether we see it or not. The good news is that once we have enough awareness to take ownership, we can consciously create what is next. Our greatest ally is self awareness and clarity. My role as a therapist is to help you identify and resolve your obstacles (internal and external) and to help you clarify your life purpose and direction. In an empathic relationship that stresses authenticity, our processes will lead to in depth exploration and releasing.
Whatever the present condition of our life, we have had an intrinsic role in creating it, whether we see it or not. The good news is that once we have enough awareness to take ownership, we can consciously create what is next. Our greatest ally is self awareness and clarity. My role as a therapist is to help you identify and resolve your obstacles (internal and external) and to help you clarify your life purpose and direction. In an empathic relationship that stresses authenticity, our processes will lead to in depth exploration and releasing.
![Photo of Joel Bell, PhD, LMHC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/3cac9f2b-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
I work with people who struggle with mood disorders. Often when people struggle with their relationships and experiences, or have been diagnosed with a mental health problem, a kind of fracture occurs between themselves and their real experience. Together we host the best expression of your authenticity--in spite of the labels that would diminish your unique experience. We discover meaning and make decisions about what you want.
I work with people who struggle with mood disorders. Often when people struggle with their relationships and experiences, or have been diagnosed with a mental health problem, a kind of fracture occurs between themselves and their real experience. Together we host the best expression of your authenticity--in spite of the labels that would diminish your unique experience. We discover meaning and make decisions about what you want.
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Jeanne Foss Swaine
Marriage & Family Therapist, MFA, LMFT
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
Seattle, WA 98133
Seeking therapy is a courageous, empowering step. Although you are strong, you shouldn't have to walk through life's hardships alone. I provide individual and couples counseling with a mindful and compassionate approach around subjects such as grief and loss, depression and anxiety, reclaiming one's self esteem, relational trauma, conflict resolution, fertility struggles, and new motherhood, to name a few. I am continually amazed by our natural ability to heal and thrive given the right kind of attention and caring presence.
Seeking therapy is a courageous, empowering step. Although you are strong, you shouldn't have to walk through life's hardships alone. I provide individual and couples counseling with a mindful and compassionate approach around subjects such as grief and loss, depression and anxiety, reclaiming one's self esteem, relational trauma, conflict resolution, fertility struggles, and new motherhood, to name a few. I am continually amazed by our natural ability to heal and thrive given the right kind of attention and caring presence.
![Photo of Kaela Koepke, MS, LMHCA, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/f68a68f9-2872-45aa-8de3-486a5a872ad6/2/320x400.jpeg)
Taking new clients via Telehealth and in nature. I specialize in Somatic Therapy and Nature Therapy. I work with women with PTSD, Bipolar, depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, and grief. When you are ready to work through your dark parts, evolve and grow, I am a guide to help you heal and live from your heart. I help you make sense of what you are going through, where you have come from and find your way out of darkness.
Taking new clients via Telehealth and in nature. I specialize in Somatic Therapy and Nature Therapy. I work with women with PTSD, Bipolar, depression, anxiety, neurodivergence, and grief. When you are ready to work through your dark parts, evolve and grow, I am a guide to help you heal and live from your heart. I help you make sense of what you are going through, where you have come from and find your way out of darkness.
![Photo of Vanessa Hooper, MA, LMHC, Counselor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/456f6cb8-9eeb-41d9-b46b-3d78033b5fdc/2/320x400.jpeg)
As a multicultural therapist, I help individuals and couples recognize how institutions of power, environment, family dynamics and personal histories influence and shape identity, values and decision making. My approach supports clients to identify and challenge narratives negatively impacting their life, allowing them to uncover their path for transformation. I work with individuals and couples of all identities and relationship types, who are wanting a change and a desire to deepen their awareness and connection, work through trauma, explore setbacks, and build a safe space for liberation, empowerment, and resilience.
As a multicultural therapist, I help individuals and couples recognize how institutions of power, environment, family dynamics and personal histories influence and shape identity, values and decision making. My approach supports clients to identify and challenge narratives negatively impacting their life, allowing them to uncover their path for transformation. I work with individuals and couples of all identities and relationship types, who are wanting a change and a desire to deepen their awareness and connection, work through trauma, explore setbacks, and build a safe space for liberation, empowerment, and resilience.
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