Arlington, WA Local Support & Community Resources

David Chaus is a compassionate and skilled Counselor, MA, LMHC, who brings a wealth of experience to his practice. Specializing in a variety of therapy modalities, including Couples, Individual, and Family therapy, David works effectively with teens, adults, and elders (65+). His expertise encompasses Clinical Supervision and Licensed Supervisors, making him a trusted choice for those seeking guidance. He utilizes an eclectic approach, integrating Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Family Systems, and Motivational Interviewing to tailor his sessions to the unique needs of each client. With David, clients can expect a warm and supportive environment where they can explore their thoughts and feelings and find pathways to personal growth and healing.

Aaron Cilwa is a dedicated counselor with extensive experience working primarily with adults, and an interest in supporting teens as well. He has provided care across the treatment spectrum, including inpatient hospitals, detox facilities, outpatient programs, and crisis intervention. Specializing in trauma—particularly PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, psychosis, and substance use disorders—Aaron believes that it is vital to help individuals understand their minds and manage symptoms effectively. His approach emphasizes finding ways for clients to return to a fulfilling and meaningful life. Recognizing that many people struggle with thoughts and feelings that can be difficult to navigate, Aaron is committed to uncovering effective coping strategies that clients may not have considered before. With a warm and inviting demeanor, he is eager to guide individuals on their journey to healing and self-discovery.

Kristina Coyle, a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, has dedicated over a decade to helping children, adolescents, and families mend relationships strained by trauma, attachment disruption, divorce, and behavioral challenges. Her Certification in Play Therapy has allowed her to witness profound transformations in her clients through the power of therapeutic play. Kristina understands that play is a child's primary language, and she skillfully uses this medium to facilitate healthy emotional expression and behavior modification. By focusing on a system-based approach, she collaborates with families, schools, and other care providers to deliver training grounded in neuroscience and neurobiology, ensuring ongoing support and sustainable growth. Kristina also offers Child Parent Relationship Therapy (CPRT), guiding parents and caregivers toward new ways to enhance their relationships with their children. She recognizes the struggles many caregivers face with behavioral challenges that impact various aspects of life, such as daycare, school, and home responsibilities. With Kristina's compassionate support, families can discover innovative strategies to connect with their children, alleviating stress and embracing joyful moments together. It's challenging work, yet the rewards are invaluable.