Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD) Therapists in 98665

My belief is that counseling is a journey we travel together. Our first step is to define where you want to go - discovering the reasons that you have chosen to meet with me at this point in your life. We will also identify your strengths, what's working well in your life, and the things that can be changed to get you to your destination. My ultimate goal is to work myself out of a job as you develop the skills and tools that you can use in the present and the future to have the life that you desire.

Through Personal Adjustment Counseling our clients focus on their strengths using a person centered approach. I have experience treating mental health issues with counseling for children, teens and adults. Sessions are available for individuals, couples, families and groups. I provide assistance for children with school related problems. In the area of Vocational Counseling I provide assessments to evaluate skills, personalities, abilities and interests to assist individuals to discover new career paths or adjusting to current career.

Dr. Clark grew up in the Pacific Northwest and has been a licensed psychologist since 1996. He is married with two adult children. He enjoys watching his favorite sports teams, hiking and traveling.

As humans we all face challenges and many of us face trauma that has an impact on us throughout our entire lives causing depression, anxiety, PTSD and other various mental health concerns. These concerns can be the things that hold us back from living our life fully or being able to create a life we believe is worth living. In my practice with clients, I attempt to help people discover a way for themselves to find health, move forward and start thriving instead of surviving.

Beverly works with individuals who are looking to gain insight into themselves and improve their quality of life. She seeks to understand each individual holistically, including their backgrounds and the strengths they already possess to provide an individualized approach. Beverly believes that establishing a strong alliance with her clients is essential to getting the most out of therapy and creating lasting change. Through this alliance, she partners with her clients to explore and address thought and behavior patterns that serve as barriers to enjoying life fully.

Katie is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) who has been practicing since 2017. She graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle with a Masters degree in Child and Adolescent Psychology: Prevention and Treatment. The program focused on implementing evidence-based practices such as Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, elements of Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and various parenting interventions. Katie combines her education in these evidence-based practices with client-centered treatment to ensure both success and engagement for her clients.

Kimberly Cantonwine is a LMHC Graduated Western Seminary MA Counseling 2013 Kim's focus has been on bipolar, depression and anxiety with work in both residential and the hospital setting treating psychosis. Kim believes focusing on the development of a proper assessment to identify the needs of the client necessary to determine what approach will be the most effective. Usually it begin with CBT to identify thinking challenges and patterns of thought that have been developed. DBT will often be used to help the distress that comes up as one is making their way through the therapy process.

If you're unsatisfied with the status quo, then let's find your sublime. Adults looking for a creative outlet, a place to vent, or support for hard times are my ideal clients. I specialize in anxiety and depression, work stress and career goals, identity or relationship issues, life changes or traumatic events. Unusual tales and winding paths are welcome—there is no judgment for any stories you bring. You are accepted wholeheartedly with caring curiosity. We'll talk, feel, brainstorm, problem solve, or use a creative process if you can't find the words. Together, we'll help you find freedom of expression and the potential to grow.

I have been a practicing mental health counselor for over 10 years. I received my bachelors in Psychology from Western Washington University and my graduate degree in Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Washington University. I currently specialize in working with children and adolescents. I utilize a variety of different therapies including: CBT, person-centered, play therapy and mindfulness.

Making the choice to trust and work with someone in a therapeutic setting can be one of the scariest, but most rewarding decisions a person can make. If you find yourself here, you may be considering a journey towards long-lasting and significant change. In each stage of life, there are unique challenges that can impact your thoughts, emotions, behaviors, and physical health. Lack of support, encouragement, and community can make these challenges unbearable. My role is to utilize my training to provide unconditional positive regard, encouragement, and safety in overcoming barriers and discovering effective solutions, together.

Tired of starting with eMail and ending up watching porn half the night? Tired of finding yourself in a strip club or adult bookstore when you were on your way to Home Depot, or, worse yet, to the kids' sporting event? Tired of lying? Keeping secrets? I'd like to help you find freedom from pornography and other forms of sex addiction. The reason is simple: life is full of opportunities to flourish, but addictive behaviors can hijack the ability to engage in those opportunities. Don't settle for less.

I have been a counselor for almost 19 years. I have worked in the addiction field and with couples and families helping them to resolve issues between couples and family members. I also have worked with people who have co-dependency issues, anxiety issues, post traumatic stress disorder, and depression. I am moved into my own private practice in June 2015. I am currently a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and a Chemical Dependency Proffessional, in Washington State and now am licensed in Kansas and have moved my practice to Kansas, but can continue to work with people in Washington State online.

Welcome to a transformative journey towards self-discovery and growth. I am dedicated to helping individuals who are ready to embark on a path of positive change through psychotherapy. In my practice, I foster a collaborative relationship with each client, recognizing that motivation is the key to personal development. I am here to create a safe space for you to share, reflect, and grow. Let's work together to build a foundation for lasting positive change and a more fulfilling life.

I enjoy working with a wide variety of clients, and have done so since I began practicing in 1994. Psychotherapy can be an uncomfortable experience, and I see myself as a fellow traveler in that journey. I have worked extensively with sexual abuse victims, anxiety, and depression. I am also a sex offender treatment provider.

Meg believes in working with families to facilitate change and improve relationships. She utilizes techniques from Family Systems Theories, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused Therapy, Play Therapy and Positive Psychology. She also enjoys using Christian counseling techniques including Catholic spirituality for those interested in this type of intervention. Meg has a Master's Degree (Ed. M) from Washington State University in Counseling Psychology (2001). She has 14 years experience in mental health and is a Child Mental Health Specialist.

Every individual comes with a community and a cultural identification existing within the context of greater society. Through an emotion focused/ family systems lens, I enjoy listening to and collaborating with individuals, couples, and families to therapeutically address each of these layers. Together, we focus on gaining greater awareness of emotions and the relationship to self and others, integrating the different parts of self we all experience, and connecting to natural supports that exist within our environments.

Dr. Dyer is a clinical psychologist who earned his PhD from Purdue University. He completed an internship in Primary Care Psychology at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine and a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He served on the faculty at UW in the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine for 7 years prior to moving to Southwest Washington. He then worked in two large family medicine clinics in Vancouver before joining LifeStance. Dr. Dyer has extensive experience working with clients with depression, anxiety, trauma, pain, and multiple health conditions.

Mary received her BA in Human Services from the University of Phoenix. She has an MA in Counseling from Western Seminary, Portland, Oregon. Mary has professional experience working in residential programs at Portland Rescue Mission, Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center and Columbia County Women's Resource Center. For the past 5 years, Mary has been in Community Mental Health in Clark County.

I have deep respect for all of my patients. Therapy involves change, openness, and willingness, and is a personal investment. For these reasons, I believe that the treatment you receive should be effective, and I use a blend of established research and your personal goals to ensure that it is.