Therapists for Adults in West Seattle, Seattle, WA
Iris McComb
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate, MA, LMHCA
4 Endorsed
West Seattle, Seattle, WA 98126
Hi! I'm so glad you found my page. I see your innate worthiness and potential, and I am here to walk beside you as you come into greater alignment with your true nature. Often, unconscious patterning and wounding keep us trapped in outdated stories about who we are and what we are capable of. My approach is rooted in the belief that we are all capable of living rich and meaningful lives.
As you therapist, I value warmth, humor, and authenticity. I will meet you with compassion and curiosity as we explore your inner habitual patterns and limiting beliefs.
Hi! I'm so glad you found my page. I see your innate worthiness and potential, and I am here to walk beside you as you come into greater alignment with your true nature. Often, unconscious patterning and wounding keep us trapped in outdated stories about who we are and what we are capable of. My approach is rooted in the belief that we are all capable of living rich and meaningful lives.
As you therapist, I value warmth, humor, and authenticity. I will meet you with compassion and curiosity as we explore your inner habitual patterns and limiting beliefs.
I work with adolescents and adults around issues of identity development, life transition, interpersonal and complex trauma, developmental and behavioral challenges, learning disorders, and mood disorders (including anxiety and depression).
Note: I am currently able to accept clients for ketamine assisted therapy only. I am unable to accept new therapy clients and do not keep a waiting list.
Welcome! I am a licensed psychologist providing therapy in West Seattle. I believe that our work should be collaborative and will consider your strengths and preferences to tailor therapy to meet your needs. My style is informed by a relational orientation with the integration of evidenced-based strategies, including trauma-informed, feminist, internal family systems and mindfulness. By being adaptive, I can support you in making changes that can lead to a more satisfying life.
I work with adolescents and adults around issues of identity development, life transition, interpersonal and complex trauma, developmental and behavioral challenges, learning disorders, and mood disorders (including anxiety and depression).
Note: I am currently able to accept clients for ketamine assisted therapy only. I am unable to accept new therapy clients and do not keep a waiting list.
Welcome! I am a licensed psychologist providing therapy in West Seattle. I believe that our work should be collaborative and will consider your strengths and preferences to tailor therapy to meet your needs. My style is informed by a relational orientation with the integration of evidenced-based strategies, including trauma-informed, feminist, internal family systems and mindfulness. By being adaptive, I can support you in making changes that can lead to a more satisfying life.
I have worked in private and community clinics with clients of all backgrounds; today I take particular pleasure in working with adults who identify as helpers, healers, advocates, caregivers, and parents who, laboring to support others, seek support for themselves.
Over the past eight years, it has been such a pleasure walking with my clients through their journeys of healing and change. I have had the privilege of sitting with parents struggling through the heartache of divorce, immigrants and children of immigrants who are making a home against all odds, college students fighting dominant culture norms, survivors of marital abuse, and those fighting to escape their childhood trauma. Before becoming a therapist, I worked in education and non-profits in India, and I am astounded, then and now, by the human capacity for resilience and strength in the face of hardship.
I have worked in private and community clinics with clients of all backgrounds; today I take particular pleasure in working with adults who identify as helpers, healers, advocates, caregivers, and parents who, laboring to support others, seek support for themselves.
Over the past eight years, it has been such a pleasure walking with my clients through their journeys of healing and change. I have had the privilege of sitting with parents struggling through the heartache of divorce, immigrants and children of immigrants who are making a home against all odds, college students fighting dominant culture norms, survivors of marital abuse, and those fighting to escape their childhood trauma. Before becoming a therapist, I worked in education and non-profits in India, and I am astounded, then and now, by the human capacity for resilience and strength in the face of hardship.
I treat individuals, couples, and families navigating anxiety, relationship instability, and life transitions. I specialize in marriage counseling and couples therapy for high-conflict dynamics, affair recovery, and rebuilding trust. I offer an Intensive couples counseling program for couples in crises, and I've had success working with families seeking deeper connection. I also work with high-achieving professionals and athletes looking to improve performance, resilience, and greater balance.
I treat individuals, couples, and families navigating anxiety, relationship instability, and life transitions. I specialize in marriage counseling and couples therapy for high-conflict dynamics, affair recovery, and rebuilding trust. I offer an Intensive couples counseling program for couples in crises, and I've had success working with families seeking deeper connection. I also work with high-achieving professionals and athletes looking to improve performance, resilience, and greater balance.
Trusting yourself feels harder than it used to — harder than you think it should.
You’re here because your sense of self-trust feels shaken — you want to strengthen it in your relationships, your decisions, and your inner life. You understand why certain patterns exist, while your ways of relating and your body haven’t caught up to that information. You might feel hyper-alert, doubt your instincts and struggle to feel grounded. Some women come to me in the midst of betrayal trauma or relational harm. Others are in growth-oriented partnerships and want support showing up more fully, clearly, and authentically.
Trusting yourself feels harder than it used to — harder than you think it should.
You’re here because your sense of self-trust feels shaken — you want to strengthen it in your relationships, your decisions, and your inner life. You understand why certain patterns exist, while your ways of relating and your body haven’t caught up to that information. You might feel hyper-alert, doubt your instincts and struggle to feel grounded. Some women come to me in the midst of betrayal trauma or relational harm. Others are in growth-oriented partnerships and want support showing up more fully, clearly, and authentically.
I specialize in Brainspotting Therapy to help adults get unstuck and access deeper body-based healing that talk therapy alone can't always reach.
You’ve done all the "right" things but life still doesn't feel the way you want it to. From the outside, things look pretty good and others think you have it together, but the truth is you’re anxious and overwhelmed most of the time. You’re tired of just coping and ready to actually feel better. Whether you’re going through (or contemplating) a big life change, struggling in relationships, grieving the loss of a pet, feeling stuck, or sensing something from your past is holding you back, you just want things to be different...and the surface level fixes aren’t cutting it.
I specialize in Brainspotting Therapy to help adults get unstuck and access deeper body-based healing that talk therapy alone can't always reach.
You’ve done all the "right" things but life still doesn't feel the way you want it to. From the outside, things look pretty good and others think you have it together, but the truth is you’re anxious and overwhelmed most of the time. You’re tired of just coping and ready to actually feel better. Whether you’re going through (or contemplating) a big life change, struggling in relationships, grieving the loss of a pet, feeling stuck, or sensing something from your past is holding you back, you just want things to be different...and the surface level fixes aren’t cutting it.
I offer therapy to teens, adults, and families, with a specialty in new mothers and perinatal mental health.
Life can feel overwhelming, especially during times of transition and uncertainty. Whether you're navigating changes in relationships, identity, career, or simply feeling stuck or unsettled, therapy can be a space to reflect and reconnect with yourself. In a collaborative and safe environment, we can work together to uncover your unique strengths and insights that support growth and healing.
I offer therapy to teens, adults, and families, with a specialty in new mothers and perinatal mental health.
Life can feel overwhelming, especially during times of transition and uncertainty. Whether you're navigating changes in relationships, identity, career, or simply feeling stuck or unsettled, therapy can be a space to reflect and reconnect with yourself. In a collaborative and safe environment, we can work together to uncover your unique strengths and insights that support growth and healing.
I work with individual adults around a wide range of issues; I have a particular interest in working with clients around issues related to identity, including career, culture, gender, and sexuality.
I am a licensed clinical psychologist providing therapy and consultation for individual clients in West Seattle. I take a collaborative, strengths-based approach to working with clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, or facing difficult life transitions. Sometimes therapy can be about seeking solutions to problems; often the more important work is in creating space to sit with and digest the parts of our experience that we generally try to avoid.
I work with individual adults around a wide range of issues; I have a particular interest in working with clients around issues related to identity, including career, culture, gender, and sexuality.
I am a licensed clinical psychologist providing therapy and consultation for individual clients in West Seattle. I take a collaborative, strengths-based approach to working with clients who are struggling with anxiety, depression, grief, or facing difficult life transitions. Sometimes therapy can be about seeking solutions to problems; often the more important work is in creating space to sit with and digest the parts of our experience that we generally try to avoid.
I offer individual therapy for teens and adults, specializing in anxiety, depression, identity development, life changes, and relationship stress.
Accepting New Clients - Telehealth (WA) In-person (West Seattle)
Life can feel overwhelming when anxiety, depression, or major changes leave you uncertain about the next step. Maybe you’re questioning your identity, navigating complicated relationships, or feeling the weight of expectations from family or culture. You want relief from constant worry and a clearer sense of who you are, but it’s hard to find a space where you can be fully understood, especially if you move between cultures or feel unseen in mainstream settings.
I offer individual therapy for teens and adults, specializing in anxiety, depression, identity development, life changes, and relationship stress.
Accepting New Clients - Telehealth (WA) In-person (West Seattle)
Life can feel overwhelming when anxiety, depression, or major changes leave you uncertain about the next step. Maybe you’re questioning your identity, navigating complicated relationships, or feeling the weight of expectations from family or culture. You want relief from constant worry and a clearer sense of who you are, but it’s hard to find a space where you can be fully understood, especially if you move between cultures or feel unseen in mainstream settings.
I offer a friendly, respectful and collaborative approach to therapy. I place a high priority on listening, and attending to what you say you would like to accomplish together. Your issues will be addressed in a safe and nurturing atmosphere. I will help you look at your strengths and values and how your choices - material and spiritual - can support your goals. My education over the past 35 years - formal and otherwise - has given me a broad base of human experience, and I share my thoughts and insights with my clients when it seems appropriate.
I offer a friendly, respectful and collaborative approach to therapy. I place a high priority on listening, and attending to what you say you would like to accomplish together. Your issues will be addressed in a safe and nurturing atmosphere. I will help you look at your strengths and values and how your choices - material and spiritual - can support your goals. My education over the past 35 years - formal and otherwise - has given me a broad base of human experience, and I share my thoughts and insights with my clients when it seems appropriate.
I provide talk and Sand Tray therapy with young adults and women working through challenges such as stressful life transitions, finding balance, experiencing uncertainty, anxiety, and processing traumatic events/healing from unhealthy relationships.
Are you looking for help with your child’s difficult behaviors, emotional struggles, and support through life changes? Are you a parent that feels uncertain or overwhelmed and need some support? Do you need space to uncover the insights you hold within and strengthen your relationship with your self, child, or family?
I believe that a safe and accepting therapeutic relationship is necessary to process difficult experiences and rediscover the wisdom held within ourselves—no matter our age. I help children, parents, and women regain joy, uncover confidence, feel seen, and find insights that lead to desired changes.
I provide talk and Sand Tray therapy with young adults and women working through challenges such as stressful life transitions, finding balance, experiencing uncertainty, anxiety, and processing traumatic events/healing from unhealthy relationships.
Are you looking for help with your child’s difficult behaviors, emotional struggles, and support through life changes? Are you a parent that feels uncertain or overwhelmed and need some support? Do you need space to uncover the insights you hold within and strengthen your relationship with your self, child, or family?
I believe that a safe and accepting therapeutic relationship is necessary to process difficult experiences and rediscover the wisdom held within ourselves—no matter our age. I help children, parents, and women regain joy, uncover confidence, feel seen, and find insights that lead to desired changes.
I am a psychodynamic therapist with eight years of clinical practice having worked in the United Kingdom, as well as in Seattle. I engage with a broad range of presenting issues, though I have specific experience working with loss, death, anger, and challenges with intimacy.
I am a psychodynamic therapist with eight years of clinical practice having worked in the United Kingdom, as well as in Seattle. I engage with a broad range of presenting issues, though I have specific experience working with loss, death, anger, and challenges with intimacy.
Angie Kosnoski
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate , LMHCA
1 Endorsed
West Seattle, Seattle, WA 98136
I currently specialize in treating children, adolescents, teenagers, and adults with anxiety, ADHD, grief, and relationship issues.
My approach to therapy is supportive, collaborative, and empathetic. I believe in creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can openly share their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. My compassionate approach helps clients feel safe and understood, offering the support they need to grow, heal, and thrive at their own pace. Whether you’re dealing with loss, depression or anxiety, divorce, parenting challenges, a new diagnosis, relationship issues, or a sudden life or career change, I offer a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where we can explore your thoughts to find you a path to peace and clarity.
I currently specialize in treating children, adolescents, teenagers, and adults with anxiety, ADHD, grief, and relationship issues.
My approach to therapy is supportive, collaborative, and empathetic. I believe in creating a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can openly share their thoughts, emotions, and experiences. My compassionate approach helps clients feel safe and understood, offering the support they need to grow, heal, and thrive at their own pace. Whether you’re dealing with loss, depression or anxiety, divorce, parenting challenges, a new diagnosis, relationship issues, or a sudden life or career change, I offer a safe, compassionate, and non-judgmental space where we can explore your thoughts to find you a path to peace and clarity.
Upcoming openings available. I am a licensed clinical psychologist with 20+ years of experience. Therapy is a collaborative process, you are the expert on your experiences and I assist you with improving and thriving in your life. Experiences, learning history, beliefs, culture, and values shape everyone and these are important to explore and understand. We will work together to identify your goals and areas for improvement, and then approach treatment from a strengths-based perspective. Our work will emphasize improving your psychological well-being, increasing resilience, enhancing your quality of life, and decreasing symptoms.
Upcoming openings available. I am a licensed clinical psychologist with 20+ years of experience. Therapy is a collaborative process, you are the expert on your experiences and I assist you with improving and thriving in your life. Experiences, learning history, beliefs, culture, and values shape everyone and these are important to explore and understand. We will work together to identify your goals and areas for improvement, and then approach treatment from a strengths-based perspective. Our work will emphasize improving your psychological well-being, increasing resilience, enhancing your quality of life, and decreasing symptoms.
Immediate openings available. As a therapist, my goal is to help you lead a meaningful, fulfilling life. I firmly believe that you are the expert on your experience and that your values, beliefs, and background have a powerful impact on your life and worldview. I view therapy as a collaboration where we will work together to identify what matters most to you and to develop a treatment plan that meets your needs. To do this, we will define specific treatment goals and targets as we begin to work together. We will also check in throughout the process to ensure that therapy continues to be helpful and enriching for you.
Immediate openings available. As a therapist, my goal is to help you lead a meaningful, fulfilling life. I firmly believe that you are the expert on your experience and that your values, beliefs, and background have a powerful impact on your life and worldview. I view therapy as a collaboration where we will work together to identify what matters most to you and to develop a treatment plan that meets your needs. To do this, we will define specific treatment goals and targets as we begin to work together. We will also check in throughout the process to ensure that therapy continues to be helpful and enriching for you.
Individuals seek therapy to make life changes, try new behaviors, and learn to heal/grow. Often, this is precipitated by a crisis demanding such growth. I encourage clients to gather and bolster personal resources in order to address problems they are struggling with and create new ways of thinking/believing. Our work will focus on the presenting issue, previous coping attempts, related emotions, and possible alternatives. Effective therapy may include unresolved family-of-origin issues, the building of interpersonal skills, and/or the resolution of unhealthy views of self or others and unprocessed trauma.
Individuals seek therapy to make life changes, try new behaviors, and learn to heal/grow. Often, this is precipitated by a crisis demanding such growth. I encourage clients to gather and bolster personal resources in order to address problems they are struggling with and create new ways of thinking/believing. Our work will focus on the presenting issue, previous coping attempts, related emotions, and possible alternatives. Effective therapy may include unresolved family-of-origin issues, the building of interpersonal skills, and/or the resolution of unhealthy views of self or others and unprocessed trauma.
Despite your best efforts, life is unknowable - you can't always predict or be prepared for what comes your way. Difficulties are inevitable. When they occur, you might need help sorting out what's going on and what to do next. The good news is, therapy helps. When you're feeling miserable, unlovable and afraid, therapy helps. When you find yourself asking the question "why me?", therapy helps. When you're ready to step into your life and take charge of it, instead of having it take charge of you, therapy helps.
Despite your best efforts, life is unknowable - you can't always predict or be prepared for what comes your way. Difficulties are inevitable. When they occur, you might need help sorting out what's going on and what to do next. The good news is, therapy helps. When you're feeling miserable, unlovable and afraid, therapy helps. When you find yourself asking the question "why me?", therapy helps. When you're ready to step into your life and take charge of it, instead of having it take charge of you, therapy helps.
I am Toni Napoli, Director and founder of Counseling West Seattle, in private practice since 1995. I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has spent the past thirty years providing the best comprehensive care to my clients. As current director, no longer practicing, I have enjoyed my mission of helping others and watching them grow, and have passed the baton on to CWS's experienced counseling team: Elliot Grossman, Ernie McGarry, Aubrey Hardesty, Colette Swenson, AnnaMaria Austin, Eric Mulholland, Katherine Lincicum, Alexa Harmon, Katlin Kellow, Stacey Schmitt, Emily Rohrdanz, and Matthew Kirshman.
I am Toni Napoli, Director and founder of Counseling West Seattle, in private practice since 1995. I'm a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who has spent the past thirty years providing the best comprehensive care to my clients. As current director, no longer practicing, I have enjoyed my mission of helping others and watching them grow, and have passed the baton on to CWS's experienced counseling team: Elliot Grossman, Ernie McGarry, Aubrey Hardesty, Colette Swenson, AnnaMaria Austin, Eric Mulholland, Katherine Lincicum, Alexa Harmon, Katlin Kellow, Stacey Schmitt, Emily Rohrdanz, and Matthew Kirshman.
The client-therapist connection is one of trust and empathy and is central to the healing and growing process, forming the container for change. Together we create a collaborative therapeutic relationship where each client has the opportunity to explore their true self, reflect on possibilities, and gain insight that leads to action. Our goal together is to build more authentic connections, with yourself and others, which will allow deeper insight into your experience and define the action needed to move forward.
The client-therapist connection is one of trust and empathy and is central to the healing and growing process, forming the container for change. Together we create a collaborative therapeutic relationship where each client has the opportunity to explore their true self, reflect on possibilities, and gain insight that leads to action. Our goal together is to build more authentic connections, with yourself and others, which will allow deeper insight into your experience and define the action needed to move forward.
I provide treatment for parents of young children and testing services for children, adolescents, and adult students.
I draw on professional training and experience as well as my personal life having reared an "it takes a village" kid to adulthood. Unique neuro-development makes life both rich and challenging. I see difficulties as issues to be faced rather than to be stigmatized or mimimized.
I provide treatment for parents of young children and testing services for children, adolescents, and adult students.
I draw on professional training and experience as well as my personal life having reared an "it takes a village" kid to adulthood. Unique neuro-development makes life both rich and challenging. I see difficulties as issues to be faced rather than to be stigmatized or mimimized.
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Why should adults see a therapist?
Adults may benefit from therapy for a wide range of reasons—whether it’s managing symptoms of a diagnosed mental health condition like anxiety or depression, navigating life transitions, coping with grief or trauma, or simply seeking support during a challenging life period. Many adults find that therapy helps them build healthier coping skills and better process their emotions, which may lead to better relationships and reduced stress. It’s important to note that, unlike psychiatrists or primary care physicians, therapists do not prescribe psychiatric medication. However, they will often work alongside prescribing clinicians to ensure coordinated care and can provide behavioral therapy as an important addition to psychiatric medication. Mental health concerns can look different in adulthood than in childhood or adolescence, so finding a therapist with expertise working with adult clients is important. Conditions like major depressive disorder (MDD), generalized anxiety disorder (GAD), bipolar disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), for instance, may present or resurface differently in adulthood than in childhood or adolescence. Adult-specific stressors, such as job strain, caregiving responsibilities, relationship challenges, financial stress, or identity transitions, can also influence the onset and type of symptoms an individual experiences. Adult-focused therapists, therefore, are trained to understand these complexities and tailor care accordingly.
How do I know if a therapist is the right fit for me?
When seeking care, it’s important to understand a therapist’s treatment specialties and their overall approach to treatment . Some therapists focus on common adult conditions like anxiety or depression, while others specialize in areas such as trauma, substance use disorders, or obsessive-compulsive disorder. It’s also important to consider a therapist’s training when seeking care. Therapists hold various licenses depending on their training and state requirements. Common therapy credentials include Licensed Clinical Social Workers (LCSWs), Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs), Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs), and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapists (LMFTs). Psychologists (PhD or PsyD) receive additional doctoral-level training and may focus on assessments or more specialized therapeutic approaches. All of these professionals can provide talk therapy but do not prescribe medication. When searching for a therapist, consider their credentials and training background to ensure a good fit.
How do I find a therapist who sees adults?
Psychology Today’s online directory allows you to search specifically for therapists who work with adults. Each provider profile includes key information such as clinical specialties, therapeutic approaches, licensure, accepted insurance plans, languages spoken, and session fees. Reviewing these details can help you determine whether a particular provider aligns with your needs and can indicate whether they are a good match for adult clients.