Find a Therapist near Interbay, WA

Robert E. Deeble

MA, LMHC

Counselor, Psychotherapist, Other

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I am licensed in Washington (and Arizona) as a mental health counselor practicing in the tradition of relational psychotherapy. My hope is to further the growth of a client by exploring their problem(s) through the relational dynamic we create in therapy. I strive to address the whole person over any presenting problem and it is my belief that cou

Allison Luxton

LMHC

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor

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I am a psychotherapist in the Ballard area. I work primarily with adults in individual therapy. My approach is based on relational therapy and attachment-based, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed theories. You may long to be accepted as you are—fully, without judgment or restriction—and to feel truly seen, heard, and understood. Mayb

Melani Karunasiri

Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist, Licensed Professional Counselor

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I am a psychotherapist in the Ballard area and work primarily with adults in individual therapy. I hold a Master's Degree in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology and my approach is based on relational therapy and attachment-based, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed theories. My aim as a therapist is to hel

Susan Ward

MA, LMFT

Marriage & Family Therapist, Mental Health Counselor

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Our relationships with others--partners, friends, family, co-workers, and community members--add meaning to our lives. I use a family systems approach, which means I explore your past and present relationships, so you can function better and increase fulfillment. Whether I meet with just you or your entire family, I look at how current and past

John Allemand

PhD, LICSW, BCD, MPH

Psychotherapist

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My work is influenced by the thought of existentialist philosophers and psychologists who speak with compassion to a profound and uniquely human dilemma: we are both burdened with and ennobled by a quest for meaning in the face of suffering. Psychotherapy provides a safe and intimate space in which we might expand our capacity to bear suffering and

Sally Whalen

Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)

Mental Health Counselor

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Are you and your partner feeling disconnected? Maybe you’ve been arguing a lot these days. Or perhaps you want to strengthen your relationship and learn the skills to prevent problems before they even begin. You're ready to experience new ways of connecting with each other, but you aren't sure where to start. Couples therapy is a spac

Megan Reynolds

MA, LPC, LMHC, NCC

Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor, Mental Health Counselor

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No matter what you’re going through, whether it be life transitions, anxiety, grief, or depression, there is hope. Using pieces of traditional therapies, I hope to create a unique therapy experience for all of my clients. Through a collaborative effort, I like to have my clients leave feeling driven and accomplished. Let’s also not f

Brandon Zahl

LMHC

Mental Health Counselor

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In some way or another, we are all trying to find our way home again. To that place of being where we feel deeply peaceful, vibrantly alive, and connected in kinship and love. We feel a deep longing for this place yet struggle to make sense of how to close the gap between here and there. Unresolved trauma, troublesome childhood environments, and a

Stacey Weber

MA, LMHC

Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist

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You're likely here because you know something isn't working. Maybe it's the cycle of conflicts with your partner that are starting to feel inevitable. Maybe you're finding that one or both of you tend to walk on eggshells or avoid certain topics all together. Or it may be that, despite the best of intentions, you keep triggering one

Joel Bell

Ph.D. LMHC

Counselor, Psychotherapist

Verified

I work with men and women and families who are inclined to speak of their lives just as they live it and not necessarily from the position of a diagnosis. You might say I work with the crazy parts of sane people. Sometimes what we name things changes what they are and sometimes a diagnosis is useful and necessary, but in either case, across all sty