"If you're looking here, then things are going quite right are they? Well these things happen to all of us from time to time and we all can benefit from a little help. If you're willing to come meet with me, I will sit with you and work to find ways to make life a little bit better. Together we can work towards the understanding, growth and healing that you desire."

"I offer a general counseling practice focusing on using personal strengths to untie psychological knots."

"Therapy is unique for each person. Respect and understanding are vital in helping each person. Solution-focused to help solve problems. * * * * * Available to provide parent custody evaluations, write a report, and testify as an expert in divorce proceedings."

"No wait list, appointment in same week, urgent consultations and after hours services available. Counseling for personal and professional growth. I work with individuals, couples, families and groups to help them reconnect, restore and remove patterned behaviors. Strong attachment and trauma resolution work."

"I work within the modality of Somatic Movement Therapy and practice from the premise that body experience and movement hold a unique role in understanding and transforming human behavior. Sessions develop by directing clients awareness to sensation, impulse, movement and/or emotion in order to support physiological and neurological process. The pace and direction of this work is client led through verbal and nonverbal feedback. This approach is founded in developmental therapy, interpersonal neurobiology and attachment theory."

"Life can bring challenges that we are unprepared to cope with. Emotional pain can be difficult and it is sometimes hard to ask for help. I strive to provide hope, support, and direction so that you may find peace. There are times when extra support and an outside view helps to gain clarity and direction. At other times, you may want a guide to help dig deeper into past issues to transform and grow. I create a comfortable environment that encourages growth and self acceptance."

"It takes courage to ask for help. My intention is to create a safe, non-judgmental environment. Together we will explore current issues, underlying factors and integrate experiences. I look forward to meeting you"

"I help clients strengthen and develop successful coping strategies to improve their life situations, behavioral and emotional regulation, thought patterns and relationship satisfaction. I seek to consult to clients to help them succeed in their own lives according to their own goals and stated needs. My hope is to ultimately and as quickly as feasible to empower clients to manage their own lives independently; so they no longer need a therapist. I seek to create a safe haven for clients so they might speak freely and openly about anything and everything they need to talk about to solve their life dilemmas."

"Licensed Marital and Family Therapist Steve Williams provides professional and respectful psychotherapy services to individuals, couples, and adolescents for issues such as: Marital Conflict/Communication, Infidelity, Couples Counseling, Divorce Recovery, Depression, Anxiety, Anger Management, Addictions, EMDR, Trauma/Childhood Abuse. Steve believes in respecting the individuality of every person including Christian and non religious individuals. He uses a Cognitive and Phenomenological Approach which seeks to understand and appreciate the individual experience and need of every person. He uses a direct method to provide effective interpretations and tools for developing a healthy individual self and a healthy couple closeness."

"Scott's not able to see new clients at this time. Scott Robbins graduated from Argosy University in Seattle, with a Masters in Counseling Psychology. Scott is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, (LMHC), Mental Health Professional (MHP) and a Children's Mental Health Specialist (CMS). Scott has 15 years' experience as a public school teacher. He also has a Masters Degree in Education with an emphasis in Instruction and Curriculum Development from Lesley College, in Cambridge Massachusetts. He has coached middle and high school football for 19 years. For 8 years he was a Young Life Area Director in Lewis County, WA and Sacramento, CA."

"Have you ever wondered how you can become a more active participant in your own healthcare? Mind-Body Medicine Psychology can provide a biopsychosocial perspective to help alleviate individual and intergenerational trauma, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, spiritual emergence and other health related concerns. Learning to regulate your nervous system through mindfulness based practices, expressive arts therapy and energy psychology can decrease stress, enhance emotional well being and self care for both the person who has a health challenge and their caregivers or family members."

"Cary M. Hamilton is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Supervisor in private practice. She is also a Child Mental Health Specialist and a Registered Play Therapy Supervisor (RPT-S) with the Association for Play Therapy. She is the Director of Play Therapy at Antioch University's Play Therapy Certificate Program. Cary provides children, adolescents, and adults with support and understanding to identify underlying issues and discuss a path to improvement and a healthy lifestyle. She uses Play Therapy and CBT to develop clear and healthy treatment goals. "

"I am passionate about helping clients heal and transform through an eco-art therapeutic approach that combines art, nature and play. Working and playing in a natural setting, I offer a variety of mediums to encourage growth, both indoors and out. This allows an emergent and imaginative approach to therapy that adapts to fit the unique needs of each individual, couple, family and group. Moving from sand tray to clay, collage to art journaling, clients can walk outdoors on paths that meander past waterways and through old growth forests. With labyrinths, meditative walks and an enormous sound chamber, I offer many creative outlets. "

"Welcome! We are all emotional and relational beings so naturally our greatest happiness and heartache often come from our relationships and are ongoing throughout our lives. Experiencing anxiety, depression, feelings of being stuck, loneliness, spiritual challenges, struggling with communication issues, moving through discouragement, and unmet expectations in yourself and/or loved ones, is not a sign of failure or weakness. These experiences simply remind us we are human and provide opportunities for growth. The choice to do something different is within you. I welcome the opportunity to walk with you on your journey of hope and transformation."

"So many of us feel confused at times and are having difficulty managing thoughts and emotions. Relationships are so hard! I strive to help clients sort things out, improve communication/connection and especially to improve their trust in themselves, in their own internal wisdom and spirit. There is hope. I believe in your inate power of transformation and growth. I will strive to provide safety, respect and compassion as we learn from each other. I learn from everyone."

"I work with people experiencing grief and loss, depression, anxiety, behavioral impacts of trauma, abuse, addictions, mood disorders, ADD, ADHD, and coping with major life transitions. I have an extensive history of work with youth on issues related to adolescent development, divorce, and self esteem. I use a variety of methods to help people free themselves from self defeating patterns of thought and behavior."

"My approach to therapy draws upon 18 years of experience with clients of all ages and backgrounds in grief and loss, mood disorders, interpersonal conflict, family relationships, and anxiety disorders. With my clients, I use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). I do not treat individuals for ADHD, behavioral issues associated with ODD or DMDD, substance abuse, or Developmental Disorders. I do not provide couples therapy and I am not accepting any new custodial or reunification therapy clients. "

"Healing and caring for ourselves is hard work. Sometimes painful, often fulfilling, occasionally tedious, it is a necessary part of being open to the experiences that life has to offer us. Therapy is one way to find support in healing from trauma, managing our health, and discovering and practicing new ways of caring for ourselves. As Audre Lorde wrote, "Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare." This work is important, both individually and collectively, and I am here to help you with it."

"I work with teens and adults who are struggling with mood and/or behavioral issues, depression, anxiety, frustrated parents, relationship issues, cancer patients/survivors and individuals that hope for a better life. I consider every individual's strengths and needs in order to provide the best therapeutic interventions. I specialize in providing trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy to teens and adults who are struggling with trauma and may be suffering from PTSD. I also provide services to a wide range of individuals, utilizing a number of therapeutic inventions."

"Crysalis is defined as a transitory state; a protective covering; a sheltered state or stage of being or growth. I am here to help guide you through difficult transitions. I promote a sense of security and a safe place as you sort through stressors and past traumas that prevent you from thriving and living a meaningful life. In our work together we will identify distressing emotions and process those through to fruition; notice potential thinking errors that are limiting your happiness and look for ways to increase your experiences of joy."