Find therapists in Carnation

Anna Kim Douglass

I experience my clients as brave, hardworking women who are juggling multiple roles in their lives and are wanting to work through past trauma, current anxiety, or stuck relationships and are wanting to grow in self-awareness, confidence, emotional health, and self-care. They are ready to do the hard work and are committed to the process of understanding themselves and their stories with more compassion and awareness.

Gavin Versi

Trauma leaves its mark – on our hearts, our minds, and our connections. It tells us lies such as, "I am not good enough" and often shows up as anxiety. But healing is possible. In fact, the mind and body are healing machines. My goal is to empower you to heal the root cause of your compulsive thoughts/behaviors; to gently look beneath the soil, rather than just clip the leaves. This may sound like daunting work – we will go at your pace. It could well be the journey of a lifetime!

Rachel Stapleton

I specialize in treating - Anxiety, Depression, Grief & Loss, and Couples or relationship counseling. I also have experience treating those who are newly diagnosed with a chronic or life limiting illness and their family members.

Lois Spence

I have experience working with individuals ages 17 to 75 and have worked in a community health agency setting which has given me the tools to provide therapy for a diverse range of clients. I have a particular interest in working with adolescent girls and women in transition (post partum, career transition, divorce, midlife challenges, parenthood and co parenting). I offer outdoor/nature walking therapy sessions in addition to in office and Telehealth.

Courtney Hunter

As a mental health counselor, I work with adults ages 18-65 who are seeking to make positive changes in their lives. Whether that is managing symptoms of mental health like anxiety or depression, processing trauma, or unforeseen life circumstances, together we can develop a path of success.

Rebekah Lunden

Whether you are facing a life transition, seeking clarity in a relationship, or struggling with depression or anxiety, you don't have to face it alone. Having a safe space where you feel seen and heard is crucial to your growth, healing, and overall wellbeing. I will work with you to create and hold a space of felt safety, where your experiences and emotions are validated. I will offer insight, listen without judgment, and walk with you in your journey.

Ali Siewert

Being human is often tough. Sometimes we lose our way and can feel stuck and overwhelmed. Sometimes we would like to change parts of our lives or ourselves but don’t know how. Therapy can be an empowering way to promote healing, growth, and wellness. Often, we initially seek treatment to address a specific concern and then begin to uncover other areas of our lives in which we want to make meaningful change. My goal is for this process to feel supportive, affirming, and appropriately challenging.

Tyler Jones

I believe that hope is what has brought you here. Hope for answers, hope to feel better, hope to find yourself, etc. I have a passion for helping individuals and couples, from the full spectrum of identities, to connect with this hope and empower them to engage their self and others in a more fulfilling way. I specialize in serving people working through issues of trauma, anxiety, LGBTQ+ issues, codependency/relationship difficulties, and depression.

Annie Kurz

My clients come from all backgrounds and beliefs. From parents to executives, and entrepreneurs to non-native language individuals. Most have anxiety or depression, struggle in relationships and communication. They are willing to learn about themselves and new strategies for improved mental health, career success and contentment in their relationships. My clients meet with me weekly to get traction for solving problems, improving well-being and developing new ways for approaching life's demands.

Alex Lee

I’m committed to helping individuals out of existential or identity crises, guiding you to find your true voice and purpose. Whether you're new to an area or battling mental health challenges like anxiety or depression, I aim to support you through the uncertainties and struggles. For couples, I believe in the bond of consenting adults, navigating challenges like flawed communication, unfulfilled expectations, and past traumas, to deepen the connection and healing in your relationship.

Dr. LauraMaery Gold

✔️ Currently accepting new clients ✔️ Curing communication problems is our specialty. We help couples and families get past anger, escalation, and "the silent treatment" to start communicating effectively and solving their own problems -- fast!

Kiley McCleary

I work with people from all walks of life, including those with disabilities, diverse backgrounds, and unique or complex life experiences. I have a special interest in supporting individuals navigating transitions, such as moving to a new city or country, adjusting to life as an expat or immigrant, or facing other significant life changes.

Paws To Connect Counseling, LLC

We specialize in grief, trauma, women's issues, caregiver fatigue, and mental health in veterinary medicine. We understand the interconnectedness between humans, animals, nature, and the therapeutic value of these relationships. We will honor your connection with the human-animal bond and how that impacts and enriches your mental health, therapeutic process, and healing. We offer full fee/sliding scale sessions, free pet loss support groups, and approved supervision for pre-licensure therapists.

Sherri Davidson

You are here because you're looking for help - stress, anxiety, depression, life's transitions, or just a final attempt to “make it better.” I am here to sit with you, hear your story, and look at what is weighing you down. While I work best with those who lead with openness, curiosity and a true desire for personal growth, I also recognize folx show up in different places in life's emotional experience. Therapy is a journey back to a place of hope and belonging, and it is my honor to join you.

Heather Taylor

Have you experienced the death of a loved one? Are you "numb", "in a fog", struggling to adjust to this new reality? I know this lived experienced. Grief can be isolating, complicated and heartbreaking navigating losing a loved one. Therapy space can help support you in understanding the spectrum of grief, secondary/non-death losses, and working together to create tools to practice self-compassion as you transition into a new normal. It's my honor to hold space as you grow through this season.

Lina Han

My clients are adults 18 years and older. They seek a compassionate sanctuary—a safe space where they can delve into their inner experiences, unlearn patterns that no longer serve them, and cultivate healthy, adaptive coping strategies. In this supportive environment, their feelings and experiences are deeply validated, yet they are gently encouraged to venture beyond familiar boundaries in order to foster meaningful growth and transformation.

Brenna Cash

At Active Path, I focus on providing therapy for those with depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD. In addition, I also have experience in the following specialties: anger management, behavioral issues, career challenges, coping skills, infertility, trauma, LGBTQIA+, life transitions, and relationship issues. I practice a number of therapy modalities, including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and relationship counseling.

LISA TARRACH

Are you looking to change the narrative you have about yourself, possibly develop a more compassionate understanding of who you are? Are you in a big change right now, or looking for change? My clients are looking for a place to talk about possibilities, and clear out the things that are holding them back. Are you looking let go of that nagging old wound, or wanting to be more resilient, to grow deeper self knowledge? Are you scared or don't know how to begin? That's what I'm here for ;)

Christopher Patton

My ideal clients are individuals who are facing the challenges of modern life, including demanding jobs, overwork, and even trauma. They're struggling with anxiety and depression as a result of these pressures, and they're seeking a therapist who can help them understand and manage their emotions, develop healthy coping strategies, and ultimately achieve improved mental health and wellbeing. They want to feel supported, validated, and empowered in their journey towards healing.

Jesse Cardin

Acknowledging that you might be in over your head isn't weak, it's wise. If you’ve tried everything you can think of to feel better, but your mind still attacks you or relationships always seem to go sour or you never quite feel at ease even when everything's OK, maybe it's time to look a little deeper. It's not that cutting off toxic people or upping your cardio won't help, because they probably will! But sometimes the wound goes deeper than that or the situation you're in is just too much.

Cameron Lewis

As an EMDR therapist, I work with people whose parents and caregivers were unable to provide the emotional support and guidance they needed in childhood, even if they were well-intentioned. Ranging from emotional misattunement to outright abuse, these experiences lead to deep-seated (and sometimes unconscious) negative beliefs about oneself and others that precipitate depression, anxiety, unsatisfying careers, disconnected relationships, and difficulty feeling satisfaction and contentment.