Find therapists in Edmonds

Myra Flor Arpin

I work with adults with depression, anxiety, managing neurodivergency, and unlearning of colonized mindsets. I especially love working with clients on developing healthier relationships with their partners, family, friends, and in the workplace. I also work with children, teens and families regarding school aged issues and a side of parenting coaching and mental health psychoeducation.

Ross Kellogg

In working with individuals, I use attachment, systemic, and trauma informed approaches. If you are an individual struggling with chronic stress, codependency, perfectionism, or difficulty establishing an authentic sense of self, these symptoms can often be the result of current or past relationship dynamics that can be addressed and changed. I have training in both Gottman and Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy models in working with couples on issues from infidelity to communication issues.

Jodie Solberg

My clients often come to me feeling anxious, burned out and overwhelmed, trying to cope with relationship issues and past trauma such as abuse, and dealing with anxiety, parenting and pregnancy related challenges. They are exhausted and feel like they can't find a way out of the constant spiral. The holistic, client centered techniques I use help guide my clients to reduce stress and help them to finally heal from those past hurts, so they can finally have peace, joy, and harmony in their life.

Katie Doyle

You want to appear confident and like you have it all together, but deep down you are struggling to get it all done and stay connected to the present moment. You may be fed up with the constant battle of proving yourself, feeling anxious you are missing something, or preoccupied with pleasing others. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is for sure: you’re ready for some relief. You’re ready to feel joy in this moment. You’re ready to have it all.

Hannah Hanley

I specialize in working with men who have experienced trauma, want to improve their relationships, and/or want to understand themselves better. I have most worked with veterans, incarcerated folks, and custody officers but enjoy working with individual adults of various experiences and backgrounds.

Brittany VelaBorja

On the outside, it seems like everything is in place, but underneath, anxiety has been a constant companion. Juggling college or starting your career, navigating relationships, & handling the pressures of young adulthood can feel like an uphill battle. You're caught between striving for success & feeling overwhelmed by the weight of expectations. Balancing it all seems like an unreachable goal. Yet, in the midst of this chaos, you recognize the need for change.

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.

Lien Chi

My clients often struggle to see their inner-strength but believe they are capable of change. Whether its identity, self-esteem, or harsh beliefs, many of my clients are able to improve as a result of the bond we create. Counseling can be an intensive and uncomfortable process, I have learned that the clients who benefit the most from therapy learn to be comfortable with the uncomfortable. I wish to help clients become their own best counselor because no one knows us better than ourselves.

Ryan Chambers

I work with individual adults who are looking to shift patterns in their lives. We typically focus on understanding what their problems are trying to communicate and work towards better ways of honoring those needs. Most folks that find me are struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD or unwanted relationship issues but I have training across a variety of diagnosis.

Wei Huang

I specialize in working with adults and older adults who are experiencing depression, anxiety, and/or going through life transitions - whether that's career, relationship, or restarting your life. Having worked in the healthcare setting, I am well versed in working with healthcare professionals navigating burnout. I enjoy working with individuals within the LGBTQIA+ community and individuals practicing/exploring non-traditional relationships (e.g., ethical non-monogamy, kink)

Robin Trevitt

Are you terrified about having a difficult conversation with a loved one? Do you struggle with being honest about yourself for fear of rejection? Are you hurting in your relationship and don't know how to share this with your partner or partners? We can work through these difficult navigations, and I am very difficult to shock, so let me support you in getting open about those hard topics.

Heather Beller

Folks tend to seek me out once feelings of fear, overwhelm, and exhaustion hit a breaking point. You may feel tension in your body right now. You may feel worn out, body and soul. Maybe you feel numb. You may be adjusting to life changes and feeling in over your head. Perhaps you've experienced an event you think you should be over by now, but you're not. I know you're here because you need support and a new perspective, and I believe I can help you create and enact a plan to feel better.

Weston Pew

Life has an uncanny ability to pull the rug out from underneath our feet. When this happens, it can feel like your world has been turned upside down. Fear, anxiety, despair, and or overwhelm can take hold and grow roots quickly. Be it illness, loss, trauma, or a simple desire to learn and grow, my job is to accompany you through the storm and give you the tools and resources necessary to not only survive but thrive.

Niamh Hughes

I work with dreamers, perfectionists, those that feel stuck or unheard, underappreciated or overwhelmed. Many of my clients are pregnant or in the postpartum period. I also work with many clients that work in the tech industry, college students, aviation professionals, authors, and artists. The issues that my clients primarily have are related to adjustment, anxiety, depression or relationship distress.

Katie Ferrell

Ready to start living your potential? I understand the frustration of feeling stuck in patterns you can't quite unravel, trying solutions that don't seem to fit. So I offer something different than routine therapy: trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming care that recognizes your individual biological and emotional needs. Through mindful, evidence-based approaches, we'll work together to enhance your overall wellness, ensuring you're an active partner in shaping your path forward.

Brian Jones

Did you grow up in a controlling, high-demand religious environment? The adverse experiences in this type of setting can lead to feeling like you don't know who you are or what you believe. You may feel torn apart, like there are multiple versions of you in different settings. This can affect the way you treat romantic partners, coworkers, and authority figures. You may also feel conflicted about your identity, your sexuality, and even your body.

Dr. Nicole Montes

I specialize in perinatal mental health, chronic pain/disability, trauma, and identity development in young adulthood. I also have experience working with: anxiety & depression, attachment & relationship issues, family of origin issues, life transitions, multicultural issues, impact of cultural bias and oppression (e.g., racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia), LGBTQ, women’s issues, and disordered eating/body image concerns.

David Teachout

Clients range from ages 12 and up, including couples and families. We serve individuals seeking a holistic approach that integrates mind, body, spirit, and environment assessments, offering a broader spectrum of treatment approaches.

Joyce Baker

You have been pounding with the idea that you need help but feel that you should be able to handle anything. Friends do not understand what is happening to you and you don't want to feel you are a burden on their lives. Shame is present, and some things you don't have the strength to share with your family or loved ones. You heard that therapy might help, but you wonder that looks like. Talking with a strange about your most intimate secrets and life experiences sounds daunting. I can help you!

A. Blair Hill

My clients come from all walks of life. Most often I work with trans folks, other people in the LGBTQ community, and those who are part of the kink, poly, non-monogamous, or other sex positive communities. It is important to me to provide a space where someone doesn't need to explain their life or face judgement to improve their access to needed care.

Sherry Thomas

Sometimes experiences in the present moment touch & awaken unresolved experiences from the past without awareness; it is all unconscious. This can result in any number of distressing feelings from anxiety, panic, & dissociation, to irritability, anger, overwhelm or sadness. I work with clients to uncover, resource & metabolize experiences from the past so they no longer creep into the present, leading them to defend against situations that are no longer relevant. They can find peace.