Find a Therapist near Kent, WA

Gretchen Burkholder

LMHC

Mental Health Counselor

Verified

I am inspired by the healing potential that comes from the human connection. When we explore emotions in the presence of a compassionate and empathetic witness, profound insight and change occurs. I provide a nurturing environment in which you can feel safe to explore painful or confusing emotions. With my complete attention you will feel heard an

Stephanie Barbee

LICSW

Psychotherapist

Verified

Hello! Thanks for taking time to read about my approach! People who know me describe me as gentle, respectful and present. I like to work collaboratively with folks from a stance of curiosity and appreciation. Some people begin therapy for help discerning a path forward. Others are experiencing overwhelm in response to stress in their live

Jared Kilmer

PhD

Psychologist

Verified

One of my deepest held values is to be able to speak candidly with others, to see and be seen. In a context of trust, where both parties are free of fear of the other’s reaction, genuine communication is a powerful and aligning force. As we work together to meet your goals, you can consistently expect my compassion, flexibility, and commitmen

Sarah Tanner

MA, LMFT

Marriage & Family Therapist

Verified

Something needs to change, you can feel it! The confusion, sense of loss, and unpredictable flashes from one emotion to another seem to turn every day upside down. Struggling to find the answers, the way to move forward, is painful and exhausting. Gratefully, stepping from where you and your loved ones are to where you long to be is so much more po

Dana Kahn

LICSW

Clinical Social Worker, Mental Health Counselor, Psychotherapist

Verified

I believe that self-acceptance is the cornerstone to emotional wellness. Peace does not come from the absence of stress and struggle, but in one's ability to be comfortable living with it. I view my work through the lens of anti-oppression: I acknowledge the impact that systemic, cultural, and societal expectations have on our daily existence a

Susannah Brister

LMHCA

Mental Health Counselor

Verified

Whatever you are facing, together you and I will gently explore which parts of you are asking for more care, and where you might access more nourishment and resource. We will practice tools to rewire your nervous system so you can gain more flexibility in responding to life's challenges. My work is trauma-informed and influenced by relation

DeAnza Spaulding

Psychotherapist, Counselor

Verified

As one poet put it, "the one certainty we have in life is change". We can be thrust into change by unemployment, illness or losing a loved one. Sometimes these changes can be sudden and unexpected, while at other times we may have advanced notice. In seasons of transition, we may feel confused, depressed or alone. Whatever the circumstance,

Tatyana (Tanya) Kincaid

LMHC

Counselor, Mental Health Counselor

Verified

My specialty is helping clients understand why certain patterns have emerged in their lives. By fully appreciating our unwanted patterns we can gain clarity about how to change them. I believe lasting change comes from an awareness of our beliefs and values coupled with habit change. I see emotions as information about what we value. In just one

Kendal Cassidy

Licensed Psychologist

Psychologist

Verified

Moms do a lot on their own, so if this was easy to figure out alone you would have done so already. I know you are overwhelmed, unsupported, and isolated. I understand first hand how postpartum and motherhood can be more challenging than anticipated. My sole focus in my practice is to work with moms, whether you are struggling during the perinatal

Donna Ellis

LMHC

Psychotherapist, Marriage & Family Therapist, Mental Health Counselor

Verified

My approach to psychotherapy is psychodynamic, and informed by Attachment and Developmental theories. In certain circumstances, cognitive-behavioral and family systems approaches and techniques are also helpful in the treatment process. Left alone, client\'s thoughts and emotions can feel overwhelming and unmanageable. The curious and non-