Happy Valley Therapists specializing in Depression

Stace Parlen

Private Practice Therapist at PostScript Therapy LLC & Adjunct Faculty at L&C. LGBTQ affirmative therapy.

Online Therapy

PK Foss

I work well with clients who are looking for deeper change than they've found in other types of therapy or self help. I have particular experience in working with: LGBTQIA folks People in Polyamorous or Consensually Non Monogamous relationships Survivors of sexual abuse Survivors of trauma New parents Couples and people in relationships People recovering from abusive relationships

Julie Bloom

Those who are navigating faith transitions, religious trauma, purity culture, and grief related to faith deconstruction are especially drawn to my work. I am also passionate about working with individuals who have experienced parentification, are recovering perfectionists, or folks who are neurodivergent and navigating spaces and systems that aren't designed for them.

Online Therapy

Sophia Jarvis

Life is so much more colorful when you paint from your own palette. My clients seek meaning, understanding, fulfillment, and embodiment through the ways they shape, and are shaped by, their environment: LGBTQIA+, kink, consensual nonmonogamy, sex work, neurodivergence, and meaning/spirituality all welcome. I work best with relationships and individuals who are motivated to untangle their own lives, and want a side-kick to co-navigate the tricky path.

Nick Vaske

I find I am most helpful working with transition age youth and adults seeking help with bipolar and mood disorders, identity exploration, setting boundaries and navigating relationships, and making sense of traumatic experiences. I am comfortable and knowledgeable about topics relating to sex and sexuality, gender affirmation, sex positivity, poly/non-monogamy, and intersections of identity. I also offer one-time assessment and letters of support to folx seeking gender-affirming medical care.

Online Therapy

Veronica Bangs

I work primarily with clients affected by trauma, anxiety and depression. Some of my “niche” populations have included the transition age group (I consider this to be 18-30 years old), creatives of all varieties, the neurodivergent community, and anyone interested in exploring their connection with their body through the lenses of Polyvagal Theory and Somatic Experiencing.

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Tina Fairchild Tambornini

Imagine, waking up feeling restored, prepared to overcome obstacles, meet your goals and be fully present in relationship to self and others. The power of the mind is infinite. Our thought patterns affect our physical health, relationships and all areas of our life. By learning to challenge negative thought patterns and create your best life.

Chaney Reel Davis

Needing support and medication management for: *PTSD, chronic and acute *Mood spectrum disorders *Dysthymia or atypical depression *OCD, compulsive behaviors * Medical co-morbidities (long haul COVID, autoimmune and inflammatory conditions, TBI) I am also well versed in managing symptoms of Borderline Personality Disorder, Dual Diagnosis and ADHD.

Online Therapy

Catherine Jones

I specialize in supporting pregnancy, postpartum, infertility, birth trauma, infant loss, miscarriage and adjustment to parenthood as new challenges can occur when expanding a family.

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Nicole Galberth

I am passionate about helping clients through difficult times. I understand the immense impact that trauma, grief and life transitions can have, and I am dedicated to helping you rediscover your inner strength, healing, and the possibility of moving forward in meaningful ways. I believe that while these experiences can feel like endings, they also hold space for new beginnings and a deeper understanding of who you are.

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Jennie Hagen

I love helping people look at old patterns of coping and interacting in the world, and seeing how those patterns influence their daily life. I work well with people who want to go under the surface of what's going on and look at what may be lurking underneath. This can understandably bring up some feelings of apprehension, and we will always go at a pace that feels right and safe for you. You're in the driver's seat, and I'm helping to navigate.

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Carl Jensen

the solution of the problem is always an individual one," wrote CG Jung. We can address whatever is causing you distress, including social or interpersonal behavior patterns that have not been working, or family of origin issues. I will help you to assimilate and integrate the problems, and/or otherwise painful emotions. Together we will help you move toward psychological wholeness and spiritual integrity.

Megan McDavid

I specialize in sexuality and fertility concerns and working with LGBQI, Trans*/GNC, kinky, and poly-identified clients. I also work with many heterosexual and monogamous clients. My approach fosters a space where you can be unapologetically YOU. My perspective is compassionate, sex-positive, and uses a harm reduction lens.

Online Therapy

Alana Ogilvie

Do you feel like your partner has become your roommate and the spark is gone? My ideal clients are those seeking to restore emotional and physical intimacy, address issues related to sexual difficulties, and enhance their overall relationship satisfaction. Whether you’re dealing with communication challenges, desire differences, or complex sexual dynamics, I’m here to support you on your journey to a lasting connection.

Online Therapy

Izy Leighton

As a therapist, I enjoy working with a wide breadth of the human experience. I love supporting teens, adults, individuals, and partners with a broad range of concerns, including depression and anxiety, sex and relationship challenges, trauma and attachment wounding, identity exploration, and grief & loss. As a queer and intersex woman, I particularly enjoy working with other members of the LGBTQIA+ community and have intimate understanding of some challenges this community faces.

Online Therapy

Lindsay Anderson

You've been told you're "too sensitive" or "too emotional." You feel like you can't trust yourself to make decisions, because you always "screw it up" and your mind is constantly going, replaying memories or rehearsing for the future. You find yourself in similar unfulfilling relationship patterns that leave you questioning your worth and loveability. You lose yourself in relationships, putting others' needs before your own. You're questioning if it can ever really be different.

Online Therapy

Eric Goodwin

You’re feeling stuck in familiar patterns of shame and self-criticism, and it’s hard to tap into your strengths when you need them most. Whether it's the weight of anxiety or the impact of prejudice and discrimination, especially toward the LGBTQ+ community, it feels overwhelming and you feel vulnerable and out-of-touch with your own voice. You’re ready for help and deserve support as you take steps toward healing and growth—you don’t have to go through this alone.

Online Therapy

Gina DeLeo

I work closely with clients who wish to reduce feelings of distress, improve their relationships, and feel empowered to problem solve. I see people as part of their ‘systems’; their history, family, culture, beliefs, current relationships and jobs…it’s an ecology, so any changes can improve the whole. I also enjoy working with families with members of all ages to increase communication and feelings of safety and acceptance through an attachment based, emotionally focused lens.

Daniel McClure

I have experience and comfort working with clients ranging from adolescence to retirees with a variety of concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, substance use disorders, relational issues and life transitions. I aim to deeply understand your experience and tailor tools and treatment techniques to your specific needs. Together, we'll work at a pace that feels comfortable for you, focusing on your strengths and goals

Online Therapy

Sarah Kendrick

Clients find me when worried their trauma will affect parenting. They come after violating or confusing births or while planning the impossibly 'perfect’ birth. Some arrive postpartum- feeling trapped, sad, anxious, & resentful (and then ashamed by their feelings). Folx show up feeling wildly reactive despite heroic efforts to chill, or when realizing that parenting pokes at every wound they didn’t even know they carried. Therapists come to shore up when worn down by life as a parent & healer.

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