Find therapists in Seattle

Beck Pazdral

I specialize in working with people from marginalized populations who have struggled to accept themselves and be accepted by others. I work from a sex positive perspective and with a Healthy at Every Size philosophy. I have experience with people who identify as LGBTQ+, non-gender conforming, non-monogamous, polyamorous, kinky, and those who live with chronic disability or illness. I specialize in working with adolescents, and adults, as well as people going through life transitions.

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.

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.

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.

Amelia Hodnett

So often, the stories we believe about ourselves were given to us by other people. And most of the time, these stories were not actually meant to serve us, but to serve the people around us. This split from our truth creates symptoms of self-doubt, anxiety, shame, depression, loneliness, body-hate, people pleasing, chronic burn-out, and more. In our work together, we'll dig out the stories that no longer serve you, and create space for authenticity, belonging, and connection to take root.

Nancy Juscamaita

I am passionate about helping women and LBGTQ+ individuals who struggle with anxiety reconnect with their inner calm and find joy in the present moment. I love to offer a safe and compassionate space to those who can be very hard on themselves and wish to find a more loving and accepting way of relating to themselves and the world around them. Together, we will explore the source of that negative voice and also arm you with the tools you need to feel empowered and to be able to thrive.

Marissa Renella

At Perfectly Queer Counseling, you’ll find LGBTQ+ identifying therapists who understand - even if you feel that no one could possibly know what you’re going through. You are in the driver’s seat of your life and we are here to help you navigate the twists and turns you may face along the way. Your queer journey is beautiful and also may be challenging for you, your loved ones, or others in your life. We want to support you on your journey.

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.

Tiffany Alexis Leal

I work with individuals, couples, and families including children, adolescents, and young adults, who are experiencing a variety of stressors and mental health conditions including depression, anxiety, stress, relational conflict, and life transitions. I work with all clients and specialize in working with children and adolescents (C&A), couples, and families. Please reach out with any questions! I look forward to hearing from you!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Fox Kalvig

Over the last five years I have worked with adults struggling with anxiety, depression, chronic pain, shame, self-harm, suicidal ideation, interpersonal relationships, past trauma, recent trauma, and those who are exploring sexuality and gender identities. I have practiced in a variety of settings and previous clients of mine have had a very wide range of ages, mental health symptoms, identities, life goals, trauma histories, cultural backgrounds, neurodiversities, and lived experiences.

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.