Find therapists in Puyallup

Jessica Stearns

When we accept ourselves we can more fully connect with others and enjoy being present in our daily lives. Would you like to treat yourself with loving kindness? To respond thoughtfully to others instead of reacting based on past experiences? I enjoy working with individuals to develop self-compassion and explore issues related to childhood and family of origin. If you would like to learn to nurture and care for yourself I'd love to help!

Rebecca Teaford-Boldridge

Lending my experience to help you reach your goals together, we'll collaborate, reflect, & celebrate you, your goals, and your growth. In a collaborative and individualized atmosphere, we will work together to help you achieve the changes you seek. I am eager to help you reach your goals and offers services to those in need of support and guidance, with my strengths residing in depression, addiction, trauma, and the dually diagnosed populations.

Jacy Torres-Meyer

Life is difficult. As things change in our lives and the world around us, it can be challenging to cope and understand. I offer a variety of therapeutic counseling techniques that I adapt to meet my clients needs, so that you are getting the specialized care you deserve. I have worked with many different populations included people experiencing loss/grief, relationship/marriage concerns, women's health concerns and life transitions/changes.

Melanie Chitwood is accepting new clients for weekly therapy sessions!

I have clients from many different walks of life and from varying ethnic, geographical, educational, occupational, and socio-economic backgrounds. My clients are often facing challenges in daily life, in their relationships, in feeling understood/gotten, and in trying to have congruence in their lives. I work best with clients who are verbal processors, who are committed to the investment of weekly therapy sessions, and who are seeking greater insights, different perspectives, and to feel seen.

Yacenia Crisostomo

I believe that healing happens in relationships, and I strive to build a strong, trusting connection with each of my clients. Together, we will explore the issues you are facing, identify your strengths, and work toward solutions that honor your lived experience. Specialties: - Anxiety and Depression - Trauma and PTSD - Racial and Cultural Identity - LGBTQ+

Lisa Adams

It is natural in life to have obstacles put into our path it is what we do with those obstacles that often causes a struggle. I understand that everyone has different struggles in life such as relationship problems; divorce; difficulty raising children; difficulty with peers; mental health symptoms such as depression and anxiety; grief and loss and more. I believe my job as a clinician is to help you learn ways to overcome obstacles and be effective in your life.

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.

Kian Leggett

I love serving all types of folks, I definitely have a soft spot for my people in the queer/LGBTQIAA+/kink/sex work/poly community, as well as folks struggling with self harm and substance use. The people I serve are intersectional. They are providers, clients, survivors, instigators, hold privilege, resist oppression, live on both the margins and in the mainstream. We explore together to set goals and utilize inherent strengths to empower growth and navigate change.

Caitlin Wehrwood

I love working with queer, trans, fat, and/or disabled adults. I enjoy learning from the creativity and ingenuity that allowed my clients to arrive in my (virtual office). In our work together we will honor those survival strategies, even as we develop new skills for your present self.

David Gillum

My clients may struggle with managing sensory sensitivities, executive functioning, emotion regulation, social interactions, or a sense of belonging. My clients are often looking for strategies to cope with daily life, improve their mental health, or build meaningful relationships. They may want to gain confidence, reduce anxiety or stress, improve self-esteem, and learn practical skills to thrive in their personal and professional lives.

Bunmi Aborisade

My clients are individuals aged 13 to 65 who are dealing with mental health challenges such as ADHD, Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, PTSD, and more. These clients seek expert, compassionate care and prefer a holistic, family-centered approach to their treatment. They value the combination of medication management and supportive therapy from a trusted professional like Dr. Aborisade, who has extensive experience and a reputation for effectively managing ADHD, Depression, and Anxiety.

Michelle Desmond

I work with adults, and I'm particularly interested in people living through transitions (work, relationships, life stages, etc.). I love to work with folks new to therapy. I enjoy working with people who are transitioning and adjusting to living in the US, either from another country or returning back to this country or identify as bi-cultural. With my background in health, I also specialize in working with people who are living with a chronic illness or adjusting to a new diagnosis.

Ai Endo

I provide individual therapy for adults experiencing trauma related issues, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, ADHD, relationship issues and life transitions. I help people seeking to improve communication, relationship and coping skills including a mind-body connection perspective. I am an adept and enthusiastic EMDR basic and EMDR 2.0 practitioner, so if you are seeking this therapy please reach out for a consultation. Clients must live in WA State.

Natasha Nelina

You are intelligent and sensitive. People seek your advice and support, and you give it. But, when it comes to yourself, your clarity, confidence, and compassion somehow evade you. Instead, you experience confusion, anxiety, difficulty making choices/decisions. You may wonder if there is someone who can support you. Would they even be able to truly see and deeply understand you, hear you even at times when you can't find the words to express what's in your heart? Yes, and this your turn.

Lou Bradford

Many of my clients tend to be queer, young adults who have experienced childhood trauma and are prepared to begin the healing journey, or perhaps pickup where they may have previously left off. I also work with queer folks who have had negative, abusive, or toxic experiences within church/religion because of their gender or sexuality. This is certainly not an exclusive list but meant to provide insight into where my passion and expertise lie.

Maria Turner-Carney

The people I work with care deeply about authenticity, justice, and connection and are often wanting to work on practicing boundaries, and holding space for themselves. We do this together with a focus on embodiment, re-parenting themselves, and feeling out the shape of their particular needs. The majority of my clients are neurodiverse and within the LGBTQIA community.

Heidi Ormbrek

I work with teens, young adults and adults throughout the lifespan, and focus on issues such as developing self-esteem, identity and sense of purpose, working with anxiety and depression, coping with addictions, and navigating life transitions.

Ginger Ingersoll MacDuff

Are you navigating life’s challenges? Seeking support for yourself or your family? Look no further! I specialize in: Teen Issues: Adolescents face unique struggles, and I’m here to provide a safe space for them to express themselves and grow. Neurodiversity: As a neurodiversity-affirming therapist, I celebrate differences and focus on strengths. I’m here to support you. Families in Transition: Let’s work together to navigate changes, build resilience, and foster healthy communication.

Matt Raymond

I work well with clients experiencing anxiety disorders, panic, PTSD, burnout, self-doubt, and depression. I also love working with adolescent boys and young men, LGBTQIA+ clients, neurodivergent adults, creatives, grad student/early-career therapists, and folks who experience oppression in their workplaces or academic institutions.

Tasha Trembath

Are you a parent who feels at a loss for how to help their child? I offer emotional regulation skills for the child, and effective parenting skills for the parent. Are you ethically non-monogamous? Do you need extra support navigating polyamory? I offer years of experience and knowledge to help you navigate this relationship dynamic. Are you in the LGBTQIA+ community and struggling with issues of self-worth or internalized oppression? I strive to help you discover your values and love yourself.

Debbie DeVries

I serve adults ages 21 and over. You may be working toward cultivating a more positive relationship with yourself. You may be experiencing anxiety due to painful and stressful life experiences. You may be feeling destabilized due to isolation, lack of structure, panic attacks, or trauma history. Are you striving for a more fulfilling life and recognize that you are ready for a change? I can partner with you as you align your life with your aspirations and pursue your goals.