"People can get stuck in painful emotional states and relationship patterns, for all kinds of reasons. I help people with chronic emotional pain, depression, anxiety, and the aftereffects of trauma and abuse. I focus on helping people work through sources of pain, and build their capacities for a satisfying life. In couples counseling, I help partners hear and understand each other in new ways, and create the space they need to thrive as both individuals and as partners in a relationship."

"(Note: Currently at max capacity. Wait list in effect) People who carry identities, presentations, and orientations that do not fit the status quo may find working with me a refreshing experience. While I serve all, my practice has a focus on serving LGBTQAI+ communities, specifically transgender and gender non-binary individuals. My practice works with people on a number of issues including but not limited to trauma, relationship dynamics, gender identity issues, body image issues, chronic pain, and stress management. "

"It's no small thing to ask for help. At whatever pace feels comfortable we'll examine your life and try to sort out what might be keeping you from the kind of life you want. Together we'll map out short and longer-term goals, developing tools to help you cope with things that right now might feel too big to handle."

"I am here to work with your individual needs, goals, and desires. I value you as an individual and want to understand your unique experiences.I use an integrated style of therapy with my clients. The prominent theories I pull from are humanistic, cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based therapies. I have experience working with developmental disabilities, trauma, individuals who identify as LGBTQ, and Bipolar Disorder. Professionally, I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington State.I graduated from Argosy University with my Masters in Mental Health Counseling and studied counseling psychology at Emmanuel College in Boston, MA."

"Dr. Tutty and his clinical team provide evidence-based testing and expert testimony for divorce proceedings and associated issues, such as child custody, relocation, and reunification. In addition, testing is provided for neuropsychological (e.g., traumatic brain injury), personal injury (e.g., medical malpractice, auto accidents, abuse), immigration (asylum hardship) and work product reviews. Testing outcomes help inform medical treatment providers, counsel, and the court system on best interest/practice recommendations."

"I work with men and the people in their lives. The main problem for fathers, sons and husbands/partners is isolation and the ethic that says, "I can do it on my own." For some men, talking with a therapist goes against their instincts. It doesn't take courage; it just requires knowing that you need help and taking the first step. Therapy is a collaborative relationship that puts the focus on you, your experience in the world, and how you'd like things to be different."

"As a licensed psychologist for 36 years, I have worked with a wide variety of clients, helping them to successfully move through their challenges and achieve their goals. Examples of these goals could be symptom relief, improved marriages/relationships, working through problems with teens and parenting, personal growth, improved relationships with friends or colleagues at work, increased satisfaction with feelings about yourself or your direction. My style is highly engaged and interactive. I will provide a safe/caring environment, focusing on your strengths as well as your areas of pain and distress."

"The decision to seek help is a difficult one. Maybe you have hoped that your problems would go away, but they keep coming back. I can help you with depression, anxiety, addiction, trauma, and life transitions. I offer a safe, open space for you to talk about your pain and experience. Relief and new perspective comes with talking things through and processing feelings. Exploring your history and how it repeats itself in the here and now is much of what the work is about."

"No matter how together we appear, if we're hurting on the inside we can feel overwhelmed and exhausted. There are circumstances that take us to the edge of our ability to cope such as beginning a new phase of life, trauma, illness/loss of a loved one, or changes at home or work. Therapy helps to untangle from the negative thoughts that impact your motivation, decision-making, happiness, and self-awareness. With professional insight and caring support, you can persevere through difficult times with determination and hope."

"If you have reached this page, then you are likely looking for a shift in your life. Welcome -- you’ve just taken a courageous first step. I’d encourage a moment to take that in: as much as might be hard right now, you took a first step. Starting therapy can be stressful or intimidating. I try to make the process as easy as possible for you. I offer a free phone consultation for you to present your concerns and needs, ask questions, and see if I am a good fit for what you are looking for."

"My practice foundation: each of us naturally moves toward thriving (adjusting to and overcoming all variety of obstacles we encounter in life). Sometimes, we face especially difficult circumstances that seem to delay this process. I focus on guiding and challenging people to identify what is contributing to their current difficulty and the personal and environmental resources available to effectively work through the situation. The therapeutic relationship is key, providing a supportive opportunity for individuals to get clear about change they want to work toward and begin the positive change process."

"Many clients come to therapy for multiple reasons; most clients are seeking when the "anxiety" is too much to endure. I provide therapy for individuals-(children, adolescents and adults), couples, and facilitate process groups. I also am a multicultural educator. I help individuals cope with mechanisms that will help find ways to make different choices and re-invent ourselves; so we then become the architect, the planner and the builder of our lives, throughout our lives. I provide workshops and presentations that deal with undoing multiple oppressions in both queer and communities of color."

"As a licensed psychologist, I have been providing therapy for over 20 years helping individuals and couples to heal, and to create joyful, meaningful lives. Informed by psychological theory and research-supported treatments, such as DBT, and EMDR, as well as alternative methods, such as yoga, spirituality, and mind-body approaches, I will help you access and utilize your own deep wisdom and understanding to address your unique struggles and needs. After treatment, my clients report not only a reduction of symptoms but also an increase in motivation, ease, purpose, and connection."

"Welcome. I treat adolescents, adults, and couples in the Madison Valley neighborhood of Seattle. Many of my clients suffer from developmental trauma and its symptoms, such as depression, anxiety, obsession, compulsion, behavioral addiction, and relationship problems, including shame, fear, and guilt. My relationship with my clients is a primary agent of change. I also use dreams, embodied exercises, imaginal exercises, and other strategies to help my clients address and resolve what has brought them to psychotherapy. I'm theoretically oriented to analytic and spiritual psychologies. Lifespan Integration, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy are current evolutions of my practice."

"I am a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice for over thirty years. I offer both psychoanalytic psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. In addition, I consult with couples. My goal is to provide you with a safe, secure and firm treatment environment that will enable you explore personal issues, resolve old conflictual roadblocks and implement a more effective, creative life."

"Skills for Life offers therapy for children, adolescents, young adults, and the families that support them. We are located in Madison Valley by Cafe Flora. Call for a free 15 minute consultation to see if counseling can help your family."

"I am a licensed psychotherapist in the state of Washington. I work with children, teens, adults and couples who are at a place in their life where they are wanting or needing to make a change, but sometimes not sure how to go about it. My approach encourages clients to take responsibility for their lives but also helps to uncover what obstacles have gotten in the way of them feeling powerful, happy, and in charge of their direction in life."

"Jennifer Savion, PsyD, earned her MA in Forensic Psychology at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, as well as her PsyD in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Forensic Psychology at Carlos Albizu University in Miami, Florida. Her training has largely focused on forensic evaluations, psychological assessment of adults and children, and the treatment of persons with severe mental illness. She has received specialized training in a variety of criminal forensic evaluations, such as competence to stand trial, criminal responsibility, mental state/diminished capacity, violence risk assessment, and sentencing mitigation. "

"I help people who struggle with emotional problems that they feel are impossible to change, understand, or even think about. I work well with individuals who are sensitive and creative, and who need someone to help them understand the roots of what they struggle with and how they can change in ways that will make their lives and relationships more meaningful and satisfying now. I don't work well with people who want to be "fixed" without coming to a better understanding of themselves in the process. I believe that knowing yourself offers the most hope for lasting change."

"Welcome. I am a Seattle-based therapist who enjoys working with people who are at transition points or difficult times in their lives. My psychotherapy practice offers a variety of counseling approaches adapted to each individual. Counseling can be short-term or long-term and can change as needed. I work with adults, couples, families, and teenagers who are looking for help with: Life and work issues Relationships and family stresses Growth and change Depression, anxiety, stress, and other symptoms interfering with living fully PTSD for veterans and others Problem-solving Purpose, meaning, and core life questions"