Therapists in 98052

I specialize in supporting couples and adult individuals in creating meaningful relationships and lives through lasting change. Whether you're experiencing a personal crisis or struggle, working through a conflict with a partner, wishing to feel more like a lover than a roommate, managing a rough patch with a co-parent, or seeking greater emotional connection with yourself, your children, or others, I can probably help.

Your immediate concerns and goals are my primary interest. I see therapy as a process of self-discovery, self-understanding, and reaching a more fulfilling lifestyle. I provide a personal and caring approach that can help you put your life into perspective, give you the strength to cope with life's challenges and ultimately help you maintain happy and healthy relationships with the ones you love. We explore how you can grow and develop to generate rewarding relationships, self-care, self-esteem, and work satisfaction.

I work to create a safe and trustworthy relationship with young adults, adult individuals, and partnerships in all areas of distress or life transition. My lifelong passion for story fuels my desire to know you and discover your unique manner of relating to and being in the world. In the face of struggles inherent to the human condition, we all develop creative coping strategies. Those strategies, while useful for a time, all too often end up becoming patterns that limit our ability to live the lives we envision for ourselves.

I love working with transgender, gender nonconforming, non-binary, genderqueer, and gender questioning adults and adolescents. I help gender transitioning clients with or without family support, although for the client's sake, I prefer family support. I also work with LGBTQIA, Poly, and Kink people. I also see cisgender, heterosexual clients.

*Not accepting new clients at this time.* Kate works with children, adolescents, and young adults. She has particular expertise in working with clients from the LGBTQIA+ community and with neurodiverse individuals. Kate has worked with people experiencing depression, anxiety, behavioral difficulties, and various traumas, with a particular interest in serving those navigating grief and loss. As a therapist, Kate loves to laugh and believes that a sense of fun and therapy are not mutually exclusive. In her heart, she believes that engaging in playfulness allows an individual to connect with their innermost self.

*Please note: I am not currently accepting new clients.* I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker who specializes in working with children and families to recover from trauma, attachment difficulties, anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges, and low self-esteem. I believe in using a non-judgmental, warm, and person-centered approach to meet each child and family’s unique needs. Parenting children with emotional or behavioral needs can feel overwhelming especially while dealing with life’s many other demands.

I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate working with adults and teens experiencing a myriad of issues. As an Adlerian counselor, I recognize that you are the expert of your own life and help you to find answers and insight within yourself. Within that scope, I offer the following specialties: spiritual and cultural exploration, trauma healing, emotion regulation, career counseling, gender and sex identity exploration, stress and anxiety reduction, and mindfulness meditation, death planning and acceptance (among others!). I’m proud to work with clients from all cultural backgrounds, religions, and am LGBTQ-allied.

Everybody has a story. Authentic life stories provide a clear sense of purpose, direction, and meaning. But, when struggling, your story can be confusing and painful. Inauthentic stories can lead you down a path of damaged relationships, poor self care, and risky behavior. You can't always change the circumstances or the characters, but you can always change your role and personal narrative. If you're ready for a new chapter, I'm ready to help.

Emily is passionate about helping people improve their lives, overcome difficult transitions, become empowered to cope with stressful situations, increase sense of wellbeing, and improve skills for navigating through challenging situations. Emily is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker. She holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Social Work from Boston University and a Bachelors Degree in Social Work from Wheelock College. Emily is trained in many therapeutic modalities including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Interpersonal Psychotherapy.

Beginning the exploration of your thoughts, feelings and behaviors is a courageous challenge. I view people as experts in their own lives who sometimes need assistance in shedding light on what may be getting in the way of achieving their goals; personally or professionally. Being able to begin this journey in an atmosphere of non-judgement and understanding can help you recognize what you already know, and areas of necessary growth. I have experience with trauma, grief and loss, depression, anxiety, eating disorders, bipolar disorders, and psychosis. I look forward to hearing from you.

Peter Kane, has been in private practice and has been teaching relationship workshops internationally for over 30 years. He utilizes a variety of experiential approaches and has an eclectic approach to general counseling. Peter has a unique gift in helping people not only understand what is really going on in their life and relationships, but also helps create the space (and the tools) to transform the issues his clients face. Peter is the author of "The Monogamy Challenge: Creating and Keeping Intimacy" a deep look how to resolve conflict, and keep relationships alive and thriving.

Practitioners at Redmond Youth Counseling are committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based behavioral health care to the younger members of our community and their families. Meeting clients where they are emotionally, providers help each individual to discover their best self and best life. The goal of mental health counseling is to gently assist in acknowledging and removing the mental and emotional roadblocks to a successful, happy, and productive life. The environment at Redmond Youth Counseling was created with clients ages 4 years - early 20's in mind.

Hi! I'm Jackie and my superpower is connecting with young people. I've been working with children and teens from across the globe for over 20 years. As an educator, I became attuned to the developmental stages that shape a young person's feelings and behavior. Now, as a therapist, I'm thrilled to connect with young people and their families in a way that strengthens their resilience and relationships as they grow. I received my MA in Counseling from NYU and a post-graduate certificate in Play Therapy from Antioch University where I discovered a passion for Play Therapy, Child-Parent Relationship Therapy, and Sand Tray Therapy.

Certified in DBT, I specialize in adolescents and adults with emotional difficulties and problematic coping skills. If you are willing, I will work with you to learn effective skills that can bring you a life worth living. You may not be the cause of all your problems, but you are responsible to find the solutions. I look forward to guiding you towards those solutions in a compassionate, collaborate setting. I specialize in self-harm, suicidal behaviors, depression, and anxiety with teens and adults. I also provide parent coaching in these areas.

Compassionate, Intuitive, Relevant. Hi, I'm Laura. A Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LF 60944497) who is passionate about helping clients foster more satisfying relationships, heal from past hurt, and find practical and meaningful ways to live with more freedom. To me, therapy is a place of deep listening. Of curiosity, attunement and courage. A place of learning and unlearning, of holding and letting go. Most clients come to me to work on relational issues, eating and body image concerns, anxiety, grief, identity and difficulty in life transitions.

I have 30 years of experience helping clients to identify and heal the sources of discomfort that bring them to counseling. Whether their concerning issues are situational, biochemical, or a long standing pattern of behavior, my approach is to always start with where the client is and what they are wanting out of counseling. I have extensive experience working with late teens and adults, both men and women. My practice includes individuals and couples work which also includes the LGBTQ community.

I'm not currently taking new clients. I have worked extensively with individuals who have experienced trauma throughout their lives. I work with clients to begin the healing process, and eventually work towards integrating these experiences so that the person feels whole and complete. There are many different stages of the healing process, from developing skills to handle the trauma and crisis through acceptance and processing. Through my own hardships, I have found lights that can guide the way through the darkness, and my goal is to blend my training and life experience to provide highly effective counseling.

Torr appreciates the value of his client's time and their desire for a quick resolution of concerning issues. He facilitates interesting and dynamic counseling sessions with a compassionate style. He is experienced in working with individuals struggling with workplace stress, social anxiety, depression and relationship difficulties. The process of healing includes a variety of innovative therapies. Torr's goal is to help people create or return to a productive, happy, healthy life as quickly as possible.