First Choice Health | FCH Therapists in York, Bellingham, WA
Recover From Mood Disorders Recover From Stress Josh Whaley
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LICSW
Verified Verified
3 Endorsed
Online Only
I have over 20 years experience treating severe mood and anxiety disorders including Major Depression and PTSD with a trauma informed perspective.
If you find that you are having trouble enjoying things, you aren't seeing the people you usually see or your work is suffering we should talk.
If you find that you have panic attacks or other anxiety that's getting in the way of your life please know you're not alone.
I offer strengths based psychotherapy that looks at your values and what's important to you as the basis for change. I use my experience with change principles to help you help yourself.
I have over 20 years experience treating severe mood and anxiety disorders including Major Depression and PTSD with a trauma informed perspective.
If you find that you are having trouble enjoying things, you aren't seeing the people you usually see or your work is suffering we should talk.
If you find that you have panic attacks or other anxiety that's getting in the way of your life please know you're not alone.
I offer strengths based psychotherapy that looks at your values and what's important to you as the basis for change. I use my experience with change principles to help you help yourself.
Regrets no current openings. Waitlist available. I work with individuals & individuals of couples & particularly appreciate working with young adults & elder adults. Emphasis is on building self-efficacy, a positive psychology approach supported by CBT - not only navigating the impact of internal and external weaknesses but also building your strengths - what else is going to bail you when times get rough! And yes, it's OK to have weaknesses. No human is without. To say, "I have weakness," is not to say, "I am weak."
Regrets no current openings. Waitlist available. I work with individuals & individuals of couples & particularly appreciate working with young adults & elder adults. Emphasis is on building self-efficacy, a positive psychology approach supported by CBT - not only navigating the impact of internal and external weaknesses but also building your strengths - what else is going to bail you when times get rough! And yes, it's OK to have weaknesses. No human is without. To say, "I have weakness," is not to say, "I am weak."