Premera Therapists in Overlake, Bellevue, WA

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.

Daily life can feel lonely and disconnected, like you're at a crossroads and you don't know where to turn. This can happen when safety and love are lacking. People tend to be overwhelmed and have trouble achieving a work/life balance when they feel stuck, worried or depressed. I am here to help identify those feeling and help you lead a healthy, balanced and fulfilling life. Unlike some therapy styles, my approach is dynamic. I will not only talk through your issues, but I will also share applicable ways to help you improve your situation for the better.

I am a clinical psychologist who primarily works with older children, adolescents, and teens. My work focuses on developing and achieving collaborative goals, primarily through assisting in building skill sets to manage emotional, behavioral, medical, and academic challenges your child (or you as a parent) may face.

I can best describe myself as a Competency-based, Cognitive-Behavioral, Family Systems therapist. Practically speaking, that means I have great respect for the challenges we all face in our lives and consider most so called "problem-behaviors" as logical adaptations to difficult situations that simply have outlived their usefulness. Therapy sessions strive to identify out dated problem solving strategies and replace them with newer more effective solutions. While I utilize a number of treatment techniques, I rely most heavily on Cognitive-Behavioral, Skills Training and Family Systems approaches.

Hello, we are accepting new patients! And that is a blessing during this trying time where mental health issues have skyrocketed. Whether you're struggling with remnants of the pandemic, hurtful and dysfunctional familial dynamics, difficulty achieving a healthy work-life balance and/or enduring past or current traumas, you have found an ally. Developmental, relational and attachment trauma disconnects us from ourselves, our loved ones and even our spirituality. These types of traumas can leave us feeling isolated, unfulfilled and despondent. We all deserve to feel at peace - and that begins by learning how to heal.

I have a specialty in working with arguably the hardest change: substance use and addiction. The journey of change for people in the early stages of recovery takes a huge leap of faith. This is my chance not just to help for a single moment of crisis but instead be there as people foster the courage, create new habits and ultimately design a new lifestyle for themselves. One which is aligned with their own view of success and joy.

I am a licensed clinical psychologist who believes in the resilience of the human spirit. Living in society can seem chaotic and often feeling heard by others may seem impossible, yet we yearn for love and harmony. Too often, we wind up distancing ourselves because it may seem easier, but then the result is feelings of alienation and loneliness. We add to these feelings of loneliness by erecting barriers between ourselves and others which only perpetuate the problem. Therapy can offer a means of releasing energy so that barriers are removed permitting new possibilities for a more content existence.

At this time I'm running a wait list. Please email me at lydia@lydiadeleonlmhc.com instead of calling. I work primarily with adults at this time due to my daytime availability. If you are tired of spinning your wheels and feeling like you're getting nowhere, we can work together to help you break out of old patterns that keep you feeling exhausted, worried and lonely. Using a holistic mind-body approach and focusing on healthy relationships, we can get you to a place of more peace, fun, and enjoyment in life. I work in collaboration with my clients to achieve the changes they want to see in their lives.

Our counselors work with young children to adolescents on issues such as school performance, anxiety, relationships, and behavior. We also provide parent coaching to support parents efforts to help their children and family thrive. We believe the family is a system, so we try to also work with parents in various supportive capacities. This includes coaching to create a better family as well as helping divorcing parents co-parent more effectively.

The search for a counselor can be an overwhelming process in itself and taking the step schedule that first appointment isn’t easy. I believe that we are made to be in relationship with others and when there are difficulties in those relationships, we suffer. Whether you are struggling with family, friends or coworker issues, I’d like to help you and do my best to honor the courage and vulnerability it takes to seek out help.

Personable, motivated and compassionate NCCPA (National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants) certified Physician Assistant, specializing in treating clients with complex mental health conditions with medication. My varied medical background in Internal medicine, Neurology, Neuro Critical Care, and Psychiatry makes me well - rounded and medically sensitive, with a commitment to providing first rate care via telemedicine. I received my MMSc in Physician Assistant Studies from Mercer University (Atlanta, GA), MS in Computer Information Systems and BA Economics from University of Detroit Mercy (Detroit, MI).

I have enormous respect for the power each individual has in creating positive change in their life and work hard with individuals and couples to accomplish this. Positive change often means learning new skills and strategies that will help you live more successfully and develop more enriching and meaningful relationships. Positive change also means doing something different rather than doing the same thing over and over again hoping you will get better results. Positive change takes place in the present as we face our fears, take responsibility for our thoughts, feelings and behaviors, and move towards what we value.

Offering Stellate Ganglion Block (SGB) to treat PTSD in Seattle and Bellevue, Washington. SGB is successful in approximately 85% of patients who see an almost immediate 50% reduction in PTSD symptoms on average (mean reduction in the PCL-5 (PTSD) score of 30 points). The stellate ganglion is a control center for the sympathetic nervous system and a conduit for PTSD triggers. SGB is a low risk injection which stops the sympathetic nervous system overdrive in PTSD patients, so triggers can be reduced or even eliminated. Patients are then better able to engage in the psychological work related to trauma events and PTSD.

Are you an Adult Child Raised by a Narcissistic Parent? Do you struggle with people pleasing and difficulty setting healthy boundaries for yourself in your relationships? Do you experience gaslighting that has you struggling with self-doubt? Do you tend to take on too much responsibility for others at the expense of your own healthy needs? Do you want to have more authentic relationships in your life? Are you experiencing feelings of not being "good enough?" Are you looking for a therapist that truly understands the heartache of grief and loss? You don't have to go through these struggles alone.