Are you getting divorced or remarried and wondering how your children will handle the changes? Are you and your spouse missing that connection that used to come so easily? Let me help. I work with couples and families in transition or crisis so that they can stabilize and establish new, healthy norms. I believe everyone is the expert in his or her own life. I will respect your life experiences and help you and your family through this challenging leg of your journey.

We all have an innate ability to heal, and healing often begins once we learn to acknowledge all aspects of ourselves with compassion and understanding, including parts of ourselves we consider unwanted or unacceptable. I will hold respectful space for all of your feelings and help you develop tools and somatic (body) awareness, so that you have an easier time moving through anxiety, pain and confusion, and resolving trauma (any experience that has "hijacked" our emotions or altered the response of our nervous system), so that you can find fulfillment in your life and relationships.

My therapeutic approach views each person as an individual with unique strengths and challenges, and emphasizes the value of building a therapeutic relationship with the individual. When working with a child, I also want to build a relationship with the caregiver. Developing the client and family's strengths will be the foundation to support the change.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist trained to provide psychological assessment and therapy for individuals struggling with chemical dependency, co-occurring disorders, mood disorders, neurocognitive impairment, learning disabilities, eating disorders, trauma, and adjustment disorders. I utilize empirically-supported testing and clinical interviewing techniques to provide thorough psychological assessments and differential diagnoses. My treatment approach is grounded in Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy. I use evidence-based mindfulness exercises, cognitive-behavior therapy, and biofeedback training to help clients gain increasing awareness of their vulnerabilities and strengths. Clients change by learning to monitor and redirect dysfunctional thoughts before they manifest into undesirable behavior.

"My area of specialization is in working with adults with trauma, PTSD, overwhelming stress, anxiety, and depression related problems. I have worked and am trained extensively with issues of PTSD, Narcissistic Abuse, infidelity/betrayal (attachment traumas), past abuse, grief, combat, and past events that can create distress. Many events in the past can have a traumatic effect which can carry over and create problems in the here and now. I also have extensive experience working with Military, Veterans, and Family Members. Please note that I am only accepting individual clients. Offering intensives (EMDR), please contact for info.

"Dr. Danny sees the true issues with more insight than most." --- Holly (Girl's Club Founder); "Dr. Danny has a keen understanding about the hidden struggles of people." --- Brent (pastor); "Dr. Danny's willingness to be vulnerable is refreshing!" --- Devon (wife, mother); "Dr. Danny fosters and facilitates intimacy with Christ, without gimmicks or cliches." --- Mike (minister)

My first priority is to strive to respond in a healing manner to the unique human being in front of me, which means that I am flexible as to how I work with each individual and avoid following any set of rigid guidelines. I have a special interest and place in my heart for working with individuals struggling with PTSD and other anxiety disorders, as well as depression. Therapy approaches which have influenced me include Mindfulness, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy..

"What is within you that longs to come forth, what waits for you to say Yes?" In my work with clients we work together as a team to create a mutual, shared space of compassion, caring and healing. In this space, problems are explored together, losses and hurts are held together. Where there is trauma, it is transformed through bodily-centered somatic therapy and EMDR. I bring a wide array of therapeutic techniques, from ancient wisdom traditions to cutting edge neurobiology, to support your healing and provide practical skills for reaching your goals. Whatever difficulties you face - healing is the rule, not the exception.

School and peer relationships can be some of the biggest struggles for today's kids and their families. Maybe your child never wants to go to school or has conflict with his/her social group at school. Maybe your child struggles to keep up in class and with homework or constantly butts heads with his/her teacher and peers. I can help! I enjoy partnering with kids and their families who are struggling with educational and behavioral challenges of all kinds.

PRACTICING IN TEXAS AND WASHINGTON STATE. Life is difficult! I have held death in my arms. I have lost one parent to cancer, the other to suicide by substance abuse. I survived divorce and learned what a healthy relationship feels like. At times, we all get stuck or feel bad. The past does not define you, nor does anyone's opinion of you matter. You can choose another path! I will walk alongside you with an empathic heart and non-judgmental ear to help move you toward acceptance, healing, and joy.

Angela Lujan, LMHC, CMHS, is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Child Mental Health Specialist. Angela has worked over the last several years with children/teens/young adults and their families, helping navigate relational hardships and conflicts. Angela is particularly drawn to working with youth and adults who struggle with interpersonal relationships, bullying, self-image issues, anxiety, depression, self-harm, grief and loss, trauma, learning disabilities, behavioral disorders, concerns with school performance, and various other emotional and behavioral challenges.

What keeps you awake at night, or awakens you suddenly at three AM? Or you have that dreaded feeling of having to wake up and face the worry, or situation again with no resolution. It's not pleasant experiencing these feelings alone, feeling you have no one who can really understand, or partner with you to find some clarity, or answers. If this feels familiar, I hope you will consider contacting me. I'd be honored to partner with you, to see if together we can find your joy, clarity and the confidence to be all that you are meant to be.

Lucy Banic, LMHCA, was initially trained and educated in British Columbia, Canada, and has been a mental health counselor in Washington state since 2017. She earned her BA in Psychology from Simon Fraser University in 2010, and then her MA in Clinical Counseling at City University, Seattle, Washington, in 2014. Lucy has received advanced training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) through Harborview Center for Sexual Assault and Traumatic Stress, as well as has experience in using components of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), narrative therapy, emotion-focused, and expressive art therapy techniques.

Are you experiencing a difficult or challenging phase in your life, some grief and loss over the end of a relationship, loss of child, spouse or a partner? Are you coming from a different culture and struggling to become integrated within American culture, searching for a spiritual grounding different from your childhood religion? Within a safe and confidential environment, I am here to guide you. On occasion, I may challenge your faulty thinking or propose a new way of looking at your personal experiences. Together we'll process your emotions, thinking patterns and explore ways to move forward with your life.

Madeleine Cushman, MA, LMHC, is a licensed mental health counselor who specializes in counseling for very young children (toddlers/early child years). Ms. Cushman has particular expertise in parent-child interaction therapy (PCIT), child trauma, anti-bullying, and counseling children experiencing high conflict in their families. Ms. Cushman is a graduate of Boston College and has maintained her practice providing these services to children and their families, and utilizes a cognitive-behavioral and play therapy approach with her clients.

You can find healing and change. Your life and your relationships can be restored. Call or send an e-mail for your free consult so we can get you started working toward the changes that you want. I am dedicated to providing a professional and caring relationship that offers you and/or your relationships the opportunity for restoration and growth. Through this commitment, you can find relief for your suffering and access your potential that allows you to experience life in more satisfying and fulfilling ways.

I believe strongly that the therapeutic relationship is paramount in attaining benefit from psychotherapy. Feeling safe, validated, and heard are incredibly important. A sense of trust, as well as having a supportive, and open environment are foundational in beginning the process of unpacking, sorting, and addressing what has brought you to this moment. Essentially, your connection with your therapist matters. My approach is person-centered, with hopes of being able to meet you where you are, with a therapeutic orientation that is intuitive in nature.

You are looking for change in your life. Perhaps you want more joy. Or maybe you want to feel more comfortable in social situations. You may be looking for other ways to improve your overall life balance and daily functioning. You might want to put past painful memories to rest. Maybe you need support during times of loss and grief. You may even simply want to improve on something you already do well. Perhaps you are looking for other ways to manage your health instead of, or in addition to, prescription medications. Give Recovery-in-Motion, LLC a try.

When we struggle with depression, anxiety, pain from the past, or traumatic stress, our relationships struggle too. Often the pain experienced in relationships with our loved ones is what drives us to find relief and solutions from the disconnect and disruption we are in the midst of. We don't just want to feel better, we want to be better: Better to ourselves, better to those we love. Engaging in therapy and neurofeedback is about looking for the solutions that will enable us to move beyond the obstacles and into the connections we really desire.