Grief Therapists in Roxhill, Seattle, WA

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Kelly L Ross
Counselor, MA, LMHC
Roxhill, Seattle, WA 98126
I work with adults struggling with depression & anxiety, as well as sexual health and recovery issues. You will experience shifting from stuck patterns, behaviors & beliefs to an expanded sense of your true essence of joy, pleasure, and belonging.
I work with adults struggling with depression & anxiety, as well as sexual health and recovery issues. You will experience shifting from stuck patterns, behaviors & beliefs to an expanded sense of your true essence of joy, pleasure, and belonging.
(425) 382-8222 View (425) 382-8222
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Kacie Yost
Psychologist, PsyD
4 Endorsed
Roxhill, Seattle, WA 98126
I help people break free from the weight of anxiety, burnout, stress and relationship struggles. My passion lies in empowering my clients to shed the guilt, shame, people-pleasing, and perfectionism that hold them back from fully embracing who they are. Whether it’s navigating the intense pressure and burnout in a corporate career, carrying the weight of many different roles at once (e.g. parent and/or caregiver, partner, working professional, etc.), or facing the unique challenges of life’s big transitions, I’m here to support you in facing uncertainty and help you build the strength and confidence to flourish.
I help people break free from the weight of anxiety, burnout, stress and relationship struggles. My passion lies in empowering my clients to shed the guilt, shame, people-pleasing, and perfectionism that hold them back from fully embracing who they are. Whether it’s navigating the intense pressure and burnout in a corporate career, carrying the weight of many different roles at once (e.g. parent and/or caregiver, partner, working professional, etc.), or facing the unique challenges of life’s big transitions, I’m here to support you in facing uncertainty and help you build the strength and confidence to flourish.
(425) 470-6603 View (425) 470-6603
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Christina Koepp
Counselor, LMHC
2 Endorsed
Online Only
Many of us have known heartache that doesn't seem to end, feeling down without always knowing why, or persistent worry. It's my life's passion to join people who have struggled with these experiences and help them find clarity, fulfillment, and joy. I'm excited to work with clients as they dig deeper into understanding the "why" behind their choices and motivations, so they can ultimately feel alive and vibrant no matter what they face.
Many of us have known heartache that doesn't seem to end, feeling down without always knowing why, or persistent worry. It's my life's passion to join people who have struggled with these experiences and help them find clarity, fulfillment, and joy. I'm excited to work with clients as they dig deeper into understanding the "why" behind their choices and motivations, so they can ultimately feel alive and vibrant no matter what they face.
(206) 672-2886 View (206) 672-2886
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Jennifer Roessler
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
2 Endorsed
Online Only
Feeling stuck or reactive in old patterns? I've been there and I see you. I believe in the transformative power of compassion and self-awareness and the peace that comes with a calm nervous system. My non-pathologizing approach is rooted in the understanding that every individual comes with their own unique set of past experiences and I strive to create a welcoming, nonjudgmental space of present attention where one’s feelings and truths are valid. Working from a systems perspective, I conceptualize each person within the context of their unique environments, recognizing the complex interplay of factors that shape their experiences.
Feeling stuck or reactive in old patterns? I've been there and I see you. I believe in the transformative power of compassion and self-awareness and the peace that comes with a calm nervous system. My non-pathologizing approach is rooted in the understanding that every individual comes with their own unique set of past experiences and I strive to create a welcoming, nonjudgmental space of present attention where one’s feelings and truths are valid. Working from a systems perspective, I conceptualize each person within the context of their unique environments, recognizing the complex interplay of factors that shape their experiences.
(206) 681-1734 View (206) 681-1734
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Patti Nequette
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, MA, LMHC
4 Endorsed
Online Only
Are you suffering a loss, going through a job or life transition?
I have helped hundreds of individuals, couples, and families move through difficult times in their lives. I believe we have within us the wisdom and strength to move toward our fullest potential. I use a mindfulness-based approach to help clients uncover and connect to this inner strength and wisdom.
Are you suffering a loss, going through a job or life transition?
I have helped hundreds of individuals, couples, and families move through difficult times in their lives. I believe we have within us the wisdom and strength to move toward our fullest potential. I use a mindfulness-based approach to help clients uncover and connect to this inner strength and wisdom.
(206) 535-1617 View (206) 535-1617
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Kris S. Morgan
Psychologist, PhD
Online Only
I have many years experience specializing in LGBTQ therapy, trauma treatment, and working with seniors and their caregivers. I work well with a wide variety of clients, best with those who are curious about themselves and are ready to consider changing things in their lives for the better. I support your well-being as you define it. I am interested in learning what is most important to you, what has heart and meaning for you. I help you apply your strengths wherever needed. I offer warm, compassionate conversation which focuses on connecting with you.
I have many years experience specializing in LGBTQ therapy, trauma treatment, and working with seniors and their caregivers. I work well with a wide variety of clients, best with those who are curious about themselves and are ready to consider changing things in their lives for the better. I support your well-being as you define it. I am interested in learning what is most important to you, what has heart and meaning for you. I help you apply your strengths wherever needed. I offer warm, compassionate conversation which focuses on connecting with you.
(206) 290-5954 View (206) 290-5954
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Jared Kilmer
Psychologist, PhD
7 Endorsed
Online Only
While I hold a diverse caseload, most people I serve are neurodivergent minors and adults in the tech and games industry. I value the chance to speak candidly with others. In a context of trust, genuine communication is a powerful and aligning force. I strive to maintain transparency in our work together to create a collaborative environment that enables the free exchange of thoughts and feelings. As we work together to meet your goals, you can expect compassion, flexibility, and commitment. I am personally and professionally familiar with the value of gaming culture and am competent to incorporate it into therapy when appropriate.
While I hold a diverse caseload, most people I serve are neurodivergent minors and adults in the tech and games industry. I value the chance to speak candidly with others. In a context of trust, genuine communication is a powerful and aligning force. I strive to maintain transparency in our work together to create a collaborative environment that enables the free exchange of thoughts and feelings. As we work together to meet your goals, you can expect compassion, flexibility, and commitment. I am personally and professionally familiar with the value of gaming culture and am competent to incorporate it into therapy when appropriate.
(206) 203-8179 View (206) 203-8179
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Dr. Jessica Brand
Psychologist, PhD
Online Only
Additional areas of expertise include stress management, medical conditions (e.g., cancer, neurologic disorders), grief/ loss, sleep problems, life transitions, and experiences of bias.
I integrate evidence-based psychotherapy with each person’s goals and strengths to provide individualized, effective, and culturally responsive treatment. Assessments typically focus on understanding complex psychological or psychiatric symptom patterns, issues at the intersection of medical and mental health, and/or ADHD/executive function questions.
Additional areas of expertise include stress management, medical conditions (e.g., cancer, neurologic disorders), grief/ loss, sleep problems, life transitions, and experiences of bias.
I integrate evidence-based psychotherapy with each person’s goals and strengths to provide individualized, effective, and culturally responsive treatment. Assessments typically focus on understanding complex psychological or psychiatric symptom patterns, issues at the intersection of medical and mental health, and/or ADHD/executive function questions.
(206) 582-6563 View (206) 582-6563
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Stephanie Kollar
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT, MHP
Online Only
Contrary to what movies show you about therapy, I won’t give you unwanted advice or simply nod solemnly the whole session. I bring curiosity, compassion, humor, free expression, and movement to join with my clients and help them explore what healing means to them. I hope to empower clients to access their natural abilities and to gently disrupt the unhealthy patterns we humans often get stuck in using more than traditional “talk therapy” approach. My goal is to facilitate somatic healing, so your whole body begins to feel better as you gain new awareness and get “unstuck” from the patterns you’re ready to release.
Contrary to what movies show you about therapy, I won’t give you unwanted advice or simply nod solemnly the whole session. I bring curiosity, compassion, humor, free expression, and movement to join with my clients and help them explore what healing means to them. I hope to empower clients to access their natural abilities and to gently disrupt the unhealthy patterns we humans often get stuck in using more than traditional “talk therapy” approach. My goal is to facilitate somatic healing, so your whole body begins to feel better as you gain new awareness and get “unstuck” from the patterns you’re ready to release.
(206) 752-4291 View (206) 752-4291
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Brittany Chasteen
Counselor, MA, LMHC, NCC
2 Endorsed
Online Only
Do you spiral down rabbit holes of anxious thoughts? Do you worry about all of the “what ifs?” or doubt yourself? Do you beat yourself up for things you “should” have done differently? Life is inherently full of stressors. The way our minds are hardwired often results in painful emotions, such as anxiety, sadness, shame, or guilt. Like quicksand, the more we fight these thoughts and emotions, the worse it gets. But there’s hope. We can change our relationship with painful thoughts and emotions so they don’t prevent us from living our lives to the fullest.
Do you spiral down rabbit holes of anxious thoughts? Do you worry about all of the “what ifs?” or doubt yourself? Do you beat yourself up for things you “should” have done differently? Life is inherently full of stressors. The way our minds are hardwired often results in painful emotions, such as anxiety, sadness, shame, or guilt. Like quicksand, the more we fight these thoughts and emotions, the worse it gets. But there’s hope. We can change our relationship with painful thoughts and emotions so they don’t prevent us from living our lives to the fullest.
(206) 278-3427 View (206) 278-3427
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Adriana Martí
Psychologist, PsyD
Online Only
Telehealth Psychologist · Chronic Pain, Illness, Insomnia & Burnout · Bilingual EN/ES · Professionals & High-Achievers. Do you feel trapped between your responsibilities — work, family, health — and a body or mind that just aren’t cooperating? Do persistent pain, sleepless nights, burnout, or memory fog leave you exhausted, overwhelmed, or unable to keep up with life or work? If chronic pain, sleepless nights, burnout, anxiety, or other struggles are wearing you down, you don’t have to keep pushing alone. Healing is possible, and you deserve to reclaim calm, clarity, control, and finally flourish.
Telehealth Psychologist · Chronic Pain, Illness, Insomnia & Burnout · Bilingual EN/ES · Professionals & High-Achievers. Do you feel trapped between your responsibilities — work, family, health — and a body or mind that just aren’t cooperating? Do persistent pain, sleepless nights, burnout, or memory fog leave you exhausted, overwhelmed, or unable to keep up with life or work? If chronic pain, sleepless nights, burnout, anxiety, or other struggles are wearing you down, you don’t have to keep pushing alone. Healing is possible, and you deserve to reclaim calm, clarity, control, and finally flourish.
(206) 752-2735 View (206) 752-2735
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Rachel Glover
Mental Health Counselor, MA, LMHC
1 Endorsed
Online Only
Engaging in an individualized space can be supportive in processing what may come up in life changes and challenges, this space can be available to you to address what you need in the moment. This can include working with you in regards to anxiety, depression, stress, relationships, patterns, LGBTQIA+ matters and identifying values and goals. Curiosity and willingness to explore can be key to creating a meaningful and present life. Sessions are collaborative and will include skill building. Identifying your strengths and how to build into and balance the spheres of wellness, an intentional investment in you and your goals.
Engaging in an individualized space can be supportive in processing what may come up in life changes and challenges, this space can be available to you to address what you need in the moment. This can include working with you in regards to anxiety, depression, stress, relationships, patterns, LGBTQIA+ matters and identifying values and goals. Curiosity and willingness to explore can be key to creating a meaningful and present life. Sessions are collaborative and will include skill building. Identifying your strengths and how to build into and balance the spheres of wellness, an intentional investment in you and your goals.
(206) 672-6114 View (206) 672-6114
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Insightful Behavioral Health LLC
Marriage & Family Therapist
Online Only
Hello, My name is Shirley Kwok, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 16 years of experience in this field. I understand that deciding which therapist is right for you can be challenging, given the many options available. I want to assure you that I am committed to offering a safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental setting to help you thrive as an individual and/or couple. My goal is to support you in living your best life.
Hello, My name is Shirley Kwok, and I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) with over 16 years of experience in this field. I understand that deciding which therapist is right for you can be challenging, given the many options available. I want to assure you that I am committed to offering a safe, comfortable, and non-judgmental setting to help you thrive as an individual and/or couple. My goal is to support you in living your best life.
(808) 470-8871 View (808) 470-8871
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Justin Ibrahim
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, MSW
Online Only
Accepting New Clients- My name is Justin and I'm a social worker and therapist. I help my clients understand who they are and how they fit into the world around them especially in dating, career, relationships, and family. Some challenges you experience may include impostor syndrome, low self esteem, low confidence, anxiety, worry, perfectionism, and poor self image. What you want is validation / knowing you're enough and the correcting perspectives you wish you had in your past experiences. This work can be so empowering for engaging all relationships (with yourself and work or career), dating life, partnerships, and family life!
Accepting New Clients- My name is Justin and I'm a social worker and therapist. I help my clients understand who they are and how they fit into the world around them especially in dating, career, relationships, and family. Some challenges you experience may include impostor syndrome, low self esteem, low confidence, anxiety, worry, perfectionism, and poor self image. What you want is validation / knowing you're enough and the correcting perspectives you wish you had in your past experiences. This work can be so empowering for engaging all relationships (with yourself and work or career), dating life, partnerships, and family life!
(206) 593-4358 View (206) 593-4358
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Diane Pixley
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, LMHC
Online Only
I work with individual adults experiencing a variety of concerns, including but not limited to: anxiety, depression, work and/or school stress, self-esteem, feeling stuck, life transitions, communication and relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, and stress management.
My approach is collaborative, personalized, client centered and strength-based, with a focus on mindfulness, somatic work, interactive coaching and CBT techniques. I enjoy helping and supporting others in discovering their own inner wisdom, building on strengths, creating positive movement forward, and building a more joyful and rewarding life.
I work with individual adults experiencing a variety of concerns, including but not limited to: anxiety, depression, work and/or school stress, self-esteem, feeling stuck, life transitions, communication and relationship difficulties, grief, trauma, and stress management.
My approach is collaborative, personalized, client centered and strength-based, with a focus on mindfulness, somatic work, interactive coaching and CBT techniques. I enjoy helping and supporting others in discovering their own inner wisdom, building on strengths, creating positive movement forward, and building a more joyful and rewarding life.
(425) 906-3663 View (425) 906-3663
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Stevie Long
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate, LCFTA
2 Endorsed
Online Only
Not accepting new clients
My number one goal as a therapist is to establish a trusting and respectful relationship with my client(s). Your trust in me is my genuine priority. I work with adolescents (14+), individuals, families and couples. I am a trans and LGBTQIA+ affirming Therapist. I believe that the mind and physical body are intrinsically connected, and that mental health is the loving balance between the two. Finding that balance looks different for every individual and relationship. When you come into this therapeutic space it is my intention to meet you where you're at, not where you think you should be.
My number one goal as a therapist is to establish a trusting and respectful relationship with my client(s). Your trust in me is my genuine priority. I work with adolescents (14+), individuals, families and couples. I am a trans and LGBTQIA+ affirming Therapist. I believe that the mind and physical body are intrinsically connected, and that mental health is the loving balance between the two. Finding that balance looks different for every individual and relationship. When you come into this therapeutic space it is my intention to meet you where you're at, not where you think you should be.
(253) 785-3314 View (253) 785-3314
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Dana Kahn
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LICSW, MSW
Online Only
Not accepting new clients
Through my life and work experience, I learned to view my work through the lens of anti-oppression: I acknowledge the impact that systemic, cultural, and societal expectations have on our daily existence and sense of self. We all carry with us a unique set of intersecting identities, which, taken together, influence our life experiences and shape our worldview. I believe that the foundation of mental health exists in the exploration of these identities and the radical acceptance of our whole selves.
Through my life and work experience, I learned to view my work through the lens of anti-oppression: I acknowledge the impact that systemic, cultural, and societal expectations have on our daily existence and sense of self. We all carry with us a unique set of intersecting identities, which, taken together, influence our life experiences and shape our worldview. I believe that the foundation of mental health exists in the exploration of these identities and the radical acceptance of our whole selves.
(206) 966-6341 View (206) 966-6341
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Pavel S Blagov
Psychologist, PhD
Online Only
Not accepting new clients
Every person can grow when offered compassion, support, and the opportunity to learn new skills in research-based therapy. To help my clients achieve their goals, I actively evaluate their needs and build each person a scientifically grounded care plan. I support my clients in their growth, whether they want to improve their mental health, make the most of their relationships or professional life, or cope with chronic illness. I am proud to work with people who have diverse backgrounds, life experiences, and personal identities.
Every person can grow when offered compassion, support, and the opportunity to learn new skills in research-based therapy. To help my clients achieve their goals, I actively evaluate their needs and build each person a scientifically grounded care plan. I support my clients in their growth, whether they want to improve their mental health, make the most of their relationships or professional life, or cope with chronic illness. I am proud to work with people who have diverse backgrounds, life experiences, and personal identities.
(509) 794-1269 View (509) 794-1269

Online Therapists

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Jurnee Murray
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, LMHC
Seattle, WA 98107
My approach is trauma-informed, decolonized, and holistic. I work with individuals who have experienced trauma/generational trauma/oppression; who are experiencing anxiety, depression, body image dissatisfaction, suicidality, self-esteem issues, identity issues; who are living with neurodivergence; and those belonging to BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. In my work I am warm, non-judgemental, non-pathologizing, and authentic. I also often use humor in the therapeutic space as this has been a traditional tool of healing within many Indigenous communities including my own.
My approach is trauma-informed, decolonized, and holistic. I work with individuals who have experienced trauma/generational trauma/oppression; who are experiencing anxiety, depression, body image dissatisfaction, suicidality, self-esteem issues, identity issues; who are living with neurodivergence; and those belonging to BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. In my work I am warm, non-judgemental, non-pathologizing, and authentic. I also often use humor in the therapeutic space as this has been a traditional tool of healing within many Indigenous communities including my own.
(206) 899-0653 View (206) 899-0653
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Kelly Hutton, ADHD + Trauma Informed Therapist
Marriage & Family Therapist, LMFT
Seattle, WA 98104
I work with trauma, grief and loss, and chronic illness and chronic pain.
Thanks for visiting my page! I primarily work later in life diagnosis of ADHD in teens and adults. I am a neurodivergent therapist myself, and my lived experience helps me to empathize and relate to my clients deeply. I take an affirming lens in my sessions, combating stigma and ableism, and assisting my clients to become more fully themselves. ADHD can affect so much more than just productivity in school or work, it influences the way we show up in relationships and how we see and experience the world. It can be life changing to really understand how your ADHD brain works and how best to support yourself.
I work with trauma, grief and loss, and chronic illness and chronic pain.
Thanks for visiting my page! I primarily work later in life diagnosis of ADHD in teens and adults. I am a neurodivergent therapist myself, and my lived experience helps me to empathize and relate to my clients deeply. I take an affirming lens in my sessions, combating stigma and ableism, and assisting my clients to become more fully themselves. ADHD can affect so much more than just productivity in school or work, it influences the way we show up in relationships and how we see and experience the world. It can be life changing to really understand how your ADHD brain works and how best to support yourself.
(619) 514-3659 View (619) 514-3659
Grief Therapists
How long does therapy take for grief?
There is no exact timeline for grief counseling. Some people may start to feel better after just a few sessions, while others may take months or longer to feel relief. Some specific approaches, including some types of CBT, may involve a set number of sessions, or therapy may be open-ended until the patient determines they are ready to wrap up. Just as there is no right or wrong way to grieve, there is no right or wrong way to seek therapy for grief.

When should you seek therapy for grief?
Many people mistakenly believe that their grief needs to be debilitating or all-encompassing to warrant therapy. This is not the case. While people who experience severe, prolonged grief—particularly those who are considering self-harm or engaging in unhealthy substance use—are especially likely to benefit from therapy, so too are people whose grief is less intense but still interfering with well-being or daily functioning. In practice, almost anyone struggling to process a loss could benefit from grief counseling.

Can grief be managed without therapy?
Oftentimes, yes. Grief is a near-universal part of being human, and many find that their grief, while profound, does not stop them from participating in day-to-day life and steadily eases over time without outside help. For others, however, the harsh pain of early grief persists for months or years or leaves them unable to function. This group is especially likely to benefit from seeing a therapist, who can guide them through their grief and help them reconnect with the world.

What happens if grief is left untreated?
Because grief does not in itself necessitate therapy, untreated grief will often resolve on its own. However, for some people—particularly those who would qualify for a diagnosis of prolonged grief disorder—untreated grief can be a source of seemingly endless pain or lead them to withdraw from the world. In such cases, treatment can be indispensable, as it can help an individual adapt to the loss and start living again.