Regence Therapists in 98005

A meaningful life and sense of freedom await on the other side of healing. Congratulations on taking the first step! I specialize in individual therapy for adults, adolescents (ages 12+), and children. My focus areas include anxiety, depression, PTSD, grief, bereavement, and struggles with adjustment. I work with clients who want a better understanding of their feelings as well as invested in their own healing and self-development.

We are accepting new clients. My name is Hannah Khablein and I am a licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Washington. My clinical experience has consisted of folks across the life-span; working with individuals as well as family systems as they focus on anxiety, depression, mood disorders, and folks in general seeking space to explore their life and improve their overall wellness. At the core of my professional practice I believe that the client is the expert of their own life and I aim to take a holistic approach in meeting clients where they are at in their healing process.

My work with clients is about turning negatives into positives, growing and becoming stronger, learning new tools and finding solutions.  I am here to provide confidential counseling, to accept you where you are at,  to help you identify what is getting in the way of positive change and help you set goals you want to achieve.    Reaching out is not a sign of weakness but a sign of strength.  When you leave my office I want you to feel empowered and have hope for the future. Message me here for a free video or ph consult to see if Im a good fit for you. I am going into full time practice April 2, 2024 and have open weekly spots.

Traverse Therapy is currently open to new clients! My name is Alexandra. Taking the initiative to seek a therapist is an excellent way to support your mental health. We all experience times when we could use some extra care, whether it's dealing with social anxiety, relationship struggles, life transitions, or feeling stuck. My therapeutic interventions are rooted in strengths-based and trauma-informed care, and my goal is to empower my clients to lead fulfilling and meaningful lives by equipping them with the necessary skills and support to overcome their challenges.

As a bilingual and bicultural Spanish speaking therapist I have a passion to work with Latinx community. I believe it is very important to understand a client's background, and belief system from a cultural and social perspective. I have experience supporting people experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, life transitions and parenting challenges. I work with adults, children and their parents/caregivers. People need a space where they can feel listened and safe to tell stories of pain and trauma. But also, a place where someone believes in them and can be an ally in their path to find their authentic self.

“ I feel much better after talking to my counselor.” “ I realize that there is a way out after counseling.” “ I have better self-awareness and have learned how to make decisions for myself through counseling.” This is some of the feedback I have received from my clients after counseling sessions. Counseling, also known as psychotherapy, is essentially based on the core idea of that talking with a counselor about the things that are bothering you. It helps you to clarify your concerns and put them into perspective. I have been working in counseling for over 10 years in Hong Kong, St.Louis, MO, and Seattle, WA.

Do you have anxious thoughts that keep you on a loop that spirals and feels exhausting? Maybe you struggle with indecision and confidence in your life. Anxiety shows up in many ways and without realizing it we often find ourselves coping in ways that distance us from who we are. Maybe that looks like avoiding social situations, obsessive thinking and actions, disorder eating, or perfectionism. Or maybe you find yourself exhausted first thing in the morning and struggle to get out of bed. Depression can feel like an invisible rain cloud following only you around, leading to feeling alone, hopeless, and angry at life.

At Pacific Therapy Group, PLLC we are here to help you with your psychological and mental health needs. We provide comprehensive psychological testing services, including testing for Attention Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD), Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) for teens and adults, mood disorders, and trauma. We also provide mental health counseling on a weekly basis for those interested in uncovering how personal, relational, and emotional issues have surfaced and how to process them and resolve them. With over 25 years experience in the field, we're happy to help.

You're here for two reasons: 1. Either to work on a persistent challenge or 2. To work through the repercussions of COVID. Either situation presents strong emotion. I will talk with you about both - they're connected - but I will gently (and insistently) remind you of the good things that are or that should be. Fundamentally, psychology twins with philosophy by asking the big questions (Who am I? What do I need? Why is it so? Could it be otherwise?). It carves a different path, however, in that it offers answers. I want to help you fall in love (again? the first time?) with your journey and, by extension, with the human journey.

Accepting new clients. Are you struggling with trauma or difficult life experiences? Healing from painful life experiences can feel lonely. I am here to help on your journey of healing, growth, & self-discovery. Through my warm, thoughtful, and collaborative I will help you discover your own strengths and resiliency. I typically work with teens, adult, and families on issues such as depression, anxiety, coping skills, PTSD, life transitions, sexuality, and grief and loss.

I am here to help foster and guide your process of self-discovery in an affirming environment. I work with all types of individuals and families struggling with depression, anxiety, behavior issues, trauma, sexuality, relationships, life transitions and grief. My approach is to help you restore balance to your life, and explore difficult emotions in a gentle and supportive manner. I believe in the healing power of ourselves, and will help you foster the growth and development of your strengths.

“Shame dies when stories are told in a safe environment”. I believe that building a safe and genuine relationship with clients is essential in facilitating healing. Relating to others in an empathetic and genuine way has always been my nature, and I bring these to my counseling sessions. I believe that when we help our clients recognize their own strength and resiliency, they discover a new potential within themselves. I feel a special connection working with clients who identify as a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). I am excited to use my knowledge and experience to help them work through their unique struggles.

We are taking new clients for medication management! My name is Sukhdeep Bhullar and I am an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP). I have experience in evaluating and managing mental health conditions and am licensed to diagnose and provide medication management. I have knowledge of and use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy along with Dialectical Behavioral Therapy in my practice. I will work closely with your therapist and primary care provider and offer medication management, second opinions on medication and dosage or additional education.

I am a person-centered therapist who sees adult individual clients in person & presently expanding my hours so there may be openings now. My approach integrates a number of perspectives, including the connection of mind, body and emotions, and empathy-based communication. As one example, I sometimes use motivational interviewing, positive psychology, non-violent communication, and mindfulness to help clients make deeper contact with feelings, identify needs, and find expression. This can help to alleviate anxiety or depression in some people, towards increased connection and satisfaction. Feel free to contact me to explore more.

We are currently accepting clients in-person and via telehealth. My name is Julie Bullock and I work with individuals struggling with substance use disorder, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, work issues and chronic illness. Through our connection you will find relief from the bondage of isolation and of habits that no longer serve you. The opportunity for healing is in the telling so together we will carve a safe space for you to tell your story. Through time linked, measurable goals you will be able to see your growth and be proud of who you are becoming.

I earned my MA in Mental Health Counseling from Antioch University Seattle. I believe that having a safe and calm space through which we can explore ourselves and our identity can provide an increased level of understanding as well as new ways through which we can interact with the world around us. At the core of my therapeutic approach is the belief that our thoughts and actions form to meet a need based on the context of our experiences and our body’s responses, and that by understanding the individual and systemic context in which we live we can find new ways of meeting our needs.

I believe in the importance of celebrating diversity and empowering individuals through a personalized therapeutic process. Having commitment and compassion at the forefront of services, to achieve best results and outcomes. I have provided services in the mental health field for eight years, serving children, adults, and families through individual, family, and group counseling settings. I am dedicated to helping identify the strengths and unique gifts of every individual, to help you reach your personal goals in therapy and beyond.

I work with individuals, couples, parents, children and families experiencing a variety of issues, for example, general life stress, anxiety, OCD, emotional dysregulation, ADHD, ASD, parenting struggles, grief, religious/spiritual trauma. My approach is to create a collaborative safe space to express and find ways to feel better.

Let’s be honest, you are trying incredibly hard and genuinely doing your best. That’s part of the reason it’s so frustrating to be tense, worried or on edge all the time. Maybe you hoped that one day you would outgrow thoughts or emotions that come with feeling anxious on a regular basis. But it hasn’t happened. Maybe it’s a life transition that has pulled the rug out from under you. Or perhaps thoughts or feelings you once kept at bay have intensified or are overwhelming.