Dianah Jackson is a dedicated marriage and family therapist who passionately counsels couples and families through various life stages, assisting them in discovering well-being amidst their evolving roles. She is committed to navigating the entire therapeutic journey alongside clients and their loved ones, fostering an environment where couples and families can openly explore their challenges and cultivate acceptance, appreciation, and gratitude for each member. Dianah's primary therapeutic modality is narrative therapy, enriched by her integration of mindful self-compassion principles into her practice. Additionally, she is an EMDRIA trained practitioner of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), supporting clients who grapple with disturbances or trauma from both recent and past events. Prior to her work as a psychotherapist, Dianah served as an assistant professor of French Studies at the University of Washington and as a French/English professor at West Sound. Fluent in French and deeply knowledgeable about cultural and institutional influences, she perceives therapy as a transformative experience for individuals, families, and communities.