Burien, WA Local Support & Community Resources

Kim Boyden, MA, CHT, is a dedicated therapist specializing in adult counseling with a focus on life coaching, coping skills, and navigating life transitions. With a diverse array of therapeutic techniques including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and emotional freedom techniques, she creates a safe and supportive environment for individual and group therapy. Kim employs a holistic approach that integrates positive psychology and energy psychology to empower her clients. Her warm demeanor and commitment to personal growth help individuals uncover their potential and achieve meaningful change in their lives.

Bill Kohlmeyer is a seasoned counselor with over 35 years of experience in individual, couples, and group counseling. Known for his compassionate approach, he is dedicated to helping clients heal their hearts and expand their minds by nurturing their spirit and embracing their authentic selves. His extensive background includes work within community mental health centers, educational institutions, and private practice, where he has facilitated programs focused on domestic violence, recovery, anger management, and protective non-risk parenting. Bill is particularly skilled in addressing trauma, relationship issues, and emotional regulation, making a significant impact in a world often marked by isolation and stress. He offers his guidance for various challenges, including PTSD, depression, anxiety, and addiction screening. After 24 years as a psychology faculty member at Highline College, Bill is passionate about educating clients on the brain science underlying their struggles, affirming that the learning process is mutually enriching. His mission is to accompany clients on a transformative journey towards wholeness and fulfillment.

Katy Schumaker is a nationally registered art therapist who specializes in supporting teens and adults in overcoming challenges such as depression, trauma, and grief. With a Master's degree in Counseling from Antioch University Seattle, she employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including mindfulness-based therapy, expressive arts, and somatic approaches. Katy understands that creative processes can illuminate new ways of thinking and provide valuable insights into one’s actions, reactions, and behaviors. Importantly, she recognizes that while art can be a powerful tool in therapy, engaging in creative expression is always an option rather than a requirement. Through a humanistic and eclectic approach, she fosters a safe and nurturing environment for individuals to explore their emotions and grow.