Scarlet Gonzalez, a dedicated marriage and family therapist (MA, LMFTA, MHP), understands how it feels to be stuck in a loop, as if one is merely an observer in their own life, unsure of how to break free and improve it. Many individuals experience feelings of isolation, believing that no one else can fathom their pain or truly understand their journey. This anguish can often lead to shame, guilt, and a sense of powerlessness, causing people to withdraw from supportive relationships and joyful activities. As a solution-focused therapist, Scarlet centers her practice around identifying the root of the issue and effectively addressing it. She listens intently to her clients' experiences, offers valuable insights, and coaches them to consciously engage with their thoughts and feelings. Scarlet works with families, couples, and individuals aged 6 and up, bringing years of experience in guiding clients through challenges such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, and relational issues. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic approaches—including cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy techniques, family therapies, mindfulness, and expressive arts—she provides comprehensive support throughout the healing journey. Acknowledging that everyone faces difficult days and obstacles, Scarlet emphasizes that seeking help is a sign of strength, and it's perfectly acceptable to not be okay. With genuine compassion, she is eager to walk alongside clients on their path to healing.

Shannon Goodwin is a dedicated counselor with a Master’s degree and over 10 years of experience in the mental health field. She specializes in helping adults navigate challenges including trauma and PTSD, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders, such as bulimia, anorexia, and binge eating. Shannon employs a variety of therapeutic modalities, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), to create a personalized and integrative approach tailored to each individual. Her style is characterized by active engagement and collaboration, fostering a supportive environment that empowers clients to make meaningful changes in their lives. Shannon is passionate about helping individuals build resilience and achieve a fulfilling life, especially during significant transitions such as starting college or adjusting to new environments. Currently, she offers her expertise through telehealth sessions.

Matthew Goodwin, MA, LMHCA, is a compassionate counselor who believes in the transformative journey of psychotherapy. He often reflects on the words of Jeff Eaton, who states, 'The process of transforming pain is, literally, a day-by-day project—sometimes minute by minute, sometimes even breath by breath—accomplished by tolerating it, picturing it, describing it, sharing it, exploring it, dreaming it, and learning to swim in it.' Matthew specializes in a depth-oriented approach aimed at providing a nurturing space for clients to explore themselves more profoundly. His therapeutic process encompasses embracing pain, recognizing beauty, and expanding the imagination for hope within each unique story. Whether individuals are new to therapy or seeking a fresh perspective, Matthew understands the myriad of emotions involved in this journey. He is dedicated to ensuring that every client experiences a safe and welcoming environment for their personal growth.

Kelsey Gordon, an experienced Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, focuses her practice on supporting youth and young adults aged 12-35. She holds a deep passion for helping BIPOC individuals and prioritizes creating a safe, supportive environment with culturally competent practices. With several years of experience, Kelsey has worked with clients struggling with acute and complex trauma, mood disorders, anxiety, as well as neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD and ASD, and gender and sexuality exploration. Her clinical skills are rooted in trauma-informed practices, integrating evidence-based approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), Prolonged Exposure Therapy (PE), and Motivational Interviewing. Kelsey empowers her clients by helping them learn valuable coping skills, enhancing self-identity and confidence, building resilience, and making progress towards their personal goals. She believes that each client is the expert of their unique experiences and works collaboratively to identify solutions to challenges. Kelsey looks forward to connecting with clients and sharing in their journeys of growth and healing.

Dianne Graham, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate and skilled Counselor dedicated to helping teens, adults, and elders navigate through emotional pain, fears, and life’s challenges. Understanding that distress can often be tied to deep-rooted, early issues, Dianne believes in the power of resilience and the unique selfhood that each individual possesses. Through her trauma-focused, culturally sensitive, and emotionally focused approaches, she assists clients in the courageous exploration of their challenges, leading to self-actualization and well-being. Dianne's work is tailored to each person’s unique goals and needs, often delving into key early relationships to facilitate depth work. By incorporating tools such as dreamwork and mindfulness practices, she helps clients access the unconscious gifts of the psyche and build tolerance for difficult emotions. With an MA in Psychology from Antioch University and BA degrees in International Studies and Japanese from the University of Washington, Dianne draws from her worldwide perspectives to inform her understanding of human psychology, making her well-equipped to support diverse clients facing chronic mental health and socio-economic challenges.

Debra Gruber, a dedicated counselor with an MA and LMHC, works with individuals and couples to explore the motivations and meanings behind their behaviors. She values mutual exploration within the therapy process, encouraging her clients to partner in setting the direction of their therapeutic journey. Embracing creativity, dreams, and laughter, Debra recognizes these elements as vital parts of the healing journey. While she works primarily from a relational perspective, she is also equipped to implement more behavioral interventions when specific issues arise. Guided by her clients' needs, her seasoned experience in the therapeutic field enables her to effectively address concerns such as depression, anxiety, life adjustments, divorce, relationship issues, grief, and the trauma of medical illness. Ultimately, Debra's goal is to create a nurturing space for the life each client was meant to live to emerge.

Sherri Hainje, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated Counselor with a commitment to providing a safe and welcoming environment for individuals seeking support with challenges such as depression, trauma, and relationship issues. She understands that therapy is most effective when it is tailored to each person's unique needs. Sherri creates a space where clients can arrive as they are, feeling heard and supported, whether they know the reasons behind their feelings or not. With experience working with both teens and adults, including her recent role as a school-based therapist in middle and high schools, she utilizes a relational approach to therapy. This approach emphasizes the therapeutic relationship as a valuable tool for healing past and present issues. Trained in a variety of techniques, including compassion-focused, trauma-focused, and lifespan integration therapies, Sherri believes in treating the whole person. Reaching out for help can take courage, and she welcomes everyone, valuing their journey and experiences. Sherri is honored to work with clients on their path to reducing distress and enhancing their satisfaction with life.

Meaghan Halverson, MA, LMHC, ATR-P, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to supporting individuals through life's challenges. Recognizing that life can be both devastating and breathtakingly beautiful, she believes therapy provides a vital space to explore and make sense of these contrasting experiences. Meaghan specializes in guiding teens and adults dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, and trauma. She warmly welcomes neurodiverse individuals, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and artists/creatives into her practice. As a co-traveler in her clients' journeys, she helps them connect to all aspects of themselves—body, heart, mind, and spirit. Her expertise lies in various therapy types, including Compassion Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Trauma Focused Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), among others. Each session is tailored to meet the unique needs of the client; whether through art-making, EMDR processing, conversation, or intentional movement, Meaghan creates an environment for healing and growth. She empowers her clients to cultivate resilience and self-compassion, emphasizing that no one should navigate life's difficulties alone. Support is essential, and Meaghan is here to facilitate that important journey.

Hailey Hardin is a psychodynamically oriented counselor with an MA and LMHC credentials. She brings her interpersonal training to work effectively with both individuals and couples, embodying an empathic, collaborative, and straightforward approach. In her therapeutic practice, she creates a nurturing space that fosters self-awareness and encourages clients to discover new ways of engaging with the world around them. With extensive experience in addressing women's issues, anxiety, depression, self-harm, and relational challenges, Hailey focuses on repairing past wounds and establishing healthier patterns of relating to oneself and others. She understands that human beings are inherently relational, promoting the idea that harm and healing occur within these relationships. The therapeutic relationship formed throughout the process is seen as a vital platform and catalyst for meaningful change in her clients' lives. Additionally, Hailey has trained in PhotoTherapy in Vancouver, BC, where she assists clients in using photography and image interpretation to delve into and understand their subconscious minds.

Kyeisha Hodge is a compassionate counselor dedicated to guiding individuals through the challenges posed by Anxiety, Depression, and PTSD that result from life's traumas and transitions. She understands that many who have faced such traumas often find themselves in a state of survival mode, marked by feelings of emotional and mental unsafety, hypervigilance, and self-criticism. Kyeisha recognizes that these feelings, while once necessary for survival, can dull the vibrancy of life and limit experiences. Through her work, she aims to help clients not only unpack their past but also rediscover the vivid colors of life that reflect their true selves. Utilizing Cognitive Processing Therapy, Kyeisha assists her clients in assimilating traumatic events, reducing emotional distress, and identifying maladaptive thinking patterns. She fosters the development of healthy coping skills, encourages the embrace of personal strengths, and promotes practices that empower individuals to reclaim control over their lives.

Jessica Hoekstra, a compassionate and dedicated Counselor and LMHC, believes therapy is about creating space for change. Clients come to her for a variety of reasons—seeking support and healing, desiring transformation, or looking for relief from pain. Through a relational and trauma-informed lens, Jessica works collaboratively to help individuals explore how they arrived at their current place, enabling them to discover new ways of living that are kinder to themselves and more aligned with a fulfilling, healthy life. She provides support to teens, adults, and couples dealing with trauma, anxiety, grief, relationships, life transitions, and identity formation. Jessica has a special focus on assisting women recovering from trauma and has completed Level One of the Gottman Method, a research-based approach tailored for couples. Her studies in interpersonal neurobiology and Polyvagal Theory complement her therapeutic practice, acknowledging the connection between the mind and body and emphasizing the body's inherent wisdom. As an ally to the LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities, Jessica strives to create an inclusive and welcoming environment. As a gentle yet challenging therapist, she is committed to fostering a safe and supportive space for exploration, listening attentively and providing a non-judgmental presence. Asking for help is a courageous step, and Jessica is eager to support her clients on their journeys.

Kristin Hope is a dedicated Counselor (MA, LMHCA) with a passion for guiding teens and adults through their personal journeys. Specializing in areas such as ADHD and Eating Disorder recovery, Kristin employs a variety of therapeutic approaches to ensure her clients feel supported and understood. Her toolbox includes Compassion Focused therapy, Culturally Sensitive practices, and Trauma Focused techniques, all tailored to meet the individualized needs of those she serves. Kristin believes in the power of connection and creativity, incorporating methods like Art Therapy and Strength-Based strategies to help clients heal and thrive. With a genuine commitment to fostering emotional growth, she aims to empower those who seek her guidance to embrace their true selves and navigate life's challenges with confidence and resilience.

Dr. Lark Huang-Storms is a dedicated clinical psychologist who specializes in the diagnostic assessment of autism across the lifespan, including its presentation in adult women. She provides thorough evaluations for individuals curious about autism, either for themselves or for their children. In addition to her assessment work, Dr. Huang-Storms maintains a small therapy practice focused on mental health and wellness for clients impacted by autism, including those with Asperger's Syndrome. With decades of experience, she has overseen Autism Centers at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Oregon Health & Science University, engaging in vital research, training, and clinical care. Dr. Huang-Storms holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology & Behavioral Medicine and completed her postdoctoral fellowship at Children’s Medical Center Dallas. Currently, she serves as a psychologist at Seattle Children’s Hospital and directs the Autism ACCESS program at Oregon Health & Science University, which provides statewide training for physicians and educators. A strong advocate for neurodiversity, she emphasizes an evidence-based approach that is tailored to each individual. Through a few carefully arranged appointments, she works collaboratively with clients to understand the challenges they face and identify the strengths that will support their journey toward self-understanding, advocacy, and well-being.