Ryan Justin Chambers, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor who creates a therapeutic space where adults can explore life’s chaos and stagnation with both intensity and grace. He believes that counseling is an opportunity for clients to understand the parts of themselves that have remained silent and to provide comfort to their internal voices that have long needed to be heard. His approach aims to foster deeper connections and integration, guiding clients toward a sense of wholeness. With a focus on issues like grief, stress, trauma, and PTSD, Ryan works primarily with clients navigating anxiety, depression, and life transitions, as well as those addressing recurring relational patterns. He has a Master’s degree from the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology and possesses expertise in various modalities, including EMDR, Attachment Theory, and Interpersonal Neurobiology.

Mary Stanton-Nurse is a dedicated marriage and family therapist associate who helps couples and families navigate the complexities of their relationships. With an understanding that strained communication and connection can create significant challenges, she guides her clients in shifting their interactions, especially during stressful times. Mary specializes in enhancing teamwork and conflict management, making it easier for partners to support each other. She reassures those uncertain about whether their relationship struggles qualify for intervention that therapy is beneficial at any stage of distress—a proactive measure akin to medical care. Whether individuals or couples are facing transitions into marriage, parenthood, co-parenting, or blended families, Mary is equipped to assist them in managing these life changes. She recognizes that even strong relationships can encounter new challenges, and she is committed to helping clients navigate through turbulent waters. By working closely with her clients, she clarifies areas of difficulty and fosters growth toward healthier, happier, and more secure relationships where all partners can thrive.

Jordan Wolfe is a compassionate and skilled counselor, holding credentials as an LMHC and CGP, dedicated to supporting preteens, teens, and adults through various life challenges. With expertise in addressing relationship issues, men's issues, and fostering transformative leadership, Jordan employs a holistic approach to therapy. Utilizing methods such as mindfulness-based cognitive therapy (MBCT), somatic and transpersonal techniques, alongside coaching and positive psychology, they create a nurturing space for growth and healing. Jordan’s work encompasses a diverse array of modalities, including group sessions, individual therapy, and family dynamics, ensuring that each client's unique needs are met with care and sensitivity. Their commitment to humanistic and integrative practices fosters deep connections, empowering individuals and families to navigate their emotions and improve their relationships.

Shelby Kanaly, MPS, LMHC, ATR, is the owner and supervisor at Creative Expressions, where she emphasizes the importance of the therapeutic relationship in facilitating meaningful change. Shelby is dedicated to understanding how individuals experience themselves, their surroundings, and others. Recognizing the varying degrees of privilege and oppression within the systems we live in, she passionately helps clients explore these dynamics to gain insight and promote growth. Her therapeutic approach is infused with compassion, equity, creativity, humor, and honesty. Although her practice is at capacity, Shelby provides limited availability for gender-affirming letters, ensuring that she supports her clients’ diverse needs. With additional training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), Art Therapy, and mindfulness, she encourages self-expression in a way that feels natural for each individual. Shelby believes in the power of creative expression, fostering healing through art, irrespective of previous art experience, since it is the process that matters most. Through a culturally sensitive and trauma-focused approach, Shelby is committed to creating an environment where clients can thrive and grow.

Adrienne Kandhari is a dedicated Mental Health Counselor with a profound understanding of ADHD, particularly from a woman's perspective. She recognizes the unique challenges that women with ADHD face, often feeling misunderstood and burdened by their symptoms. In her practice, Adrienne utilizes a compassionate, evidence-based approach to help clients navigate issues like anxiety and depression, guiding them through executive function coaching tailored specifically for their needs. Adrienne provides individual and group therapy, drawing from diverse therapeutic techniques, including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). With lived experience of ADHD, she offers validation and understanding, empowering her clients to turn perceived obstacles into actionable strategies that enhance self-esteem and reach personal goals. Adrienne invites those who resonate with her approach to consider a consultation to explore how they can work together on their journey toward meaningful change.

Erin Karcher is a compassionate and culturally sensitive Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) dedicated to welcoming individuals from all walks of life into her practice. Specializing in the needs of queer and trans individuals, particularly those with neurodiversity, Erin focuses on fostering identity development and encouraging the exploration of personal boundaries. She emphasizes the importance of understanding how values evolve as one navigates experiences of internalized oppression. In therapy, Erin aids clients in understanding societal perceptions while empowering them to embrace their true selves. Her trauma-informed and person-centered practice places the client's narrative at the forefront, enabling meaningful exploration and growth. Through relational therapy, Erin utilizes an emotionally aware, solution-focused approach to facilitate better communication and harmony in interactions. For individuals, she delves into past and present experiences to support the emergence of their fullest selves. Erin believes in the power of storytelling and connection, blending warmth, curiosity, and humor in her therapeutic style. By valuing every voice in the room, Erin collaborates with clients to create the best possible outcomes, ensuring that they embark on their therapeutic journey as their whole selves, moving forward together.

Dr. Katharine Fitzpatrick is a dedicated naturopathic doctor specializing in mental health, who provides a compassionate and insightful approach to therapy for individuals, families, and elders. With expertise in various therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Somatic therapy, and Hypnotherapy, she skillfully addresses a range of mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, and issues related to pregnancy, prenatal, and postpartum experiences. Dr. Fitzpatrick believes in the transformational power of clinical hypnotherapy, which engages the subconscious mind to reshape harmful patterns and promote healing. Her innovative approach enables clients to achieve fast-acting and long-lasting changes. Offering virtual hypnotherapy sessions, Dr. Fitzpatrick invites individuals seeking relief from insomnia, phobias, or addiction to explore the possibilities within her practice.

Michael Kaufman is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, holding credentials as an LICSW and MSW. Since 2009, he has worked as a child and family therapist, with a remarkable 14 years of volunteering in the field of grief and loss. Michael specializes in assisting grieving children aged 3 to 18 who have experienced the loss of a loved one. His approach is client-centered and strengths-based, as he strives to understand how each client's mind works to aid them in their journey of self-discovery. Drawing on nearly a decade of experience with a diverse range of individuals, he employs creativity and flexibility in his therapeutic practice. Michael is deeply appreciative of the wealth of knowledge he gains from his clients, fostering a rich learning environment for both parties. He addresses various issues including grief and loss, coping skills, as well as emotional and social skill development. Michael is adept in a multitude of therapeutic modalities such as Mindfulness-Based Therapy, Compassion Focused approaches, and Art Therapy, among others. For families, he understands the value of extended sessions and offers one-and-a-half to two-hour appointments, demonstrating his commitment to thorough and effective care.

Rhoda Keladry, a compassionate counselor with an MA and LMHC credentials, works primarily with teens and young adults, along with their parents and caregivers. She understands the struggle of feeling lost within oneself and the importance of aligning with one’s values. Rhoda recognizes that the impact of over-accommodating can lead to anxiety, depression, and trauma. As a dedicated counselor, she digs deep into the individuality of her clients and their families while embracing their community and sense of belonging. Her approach involves listening intently to their words, observing their body language, and exploring relational dynamics. Life’s challenges have distinct narratives, and through therapy, Rhoda provides a space for individuals to interpret these stories, gain understanding, and choose their responses to unfolding events. Additionally, Rhoda offers consultation and supervision to other counselors, supporting the vital work they do. As an Approved Supervisor in Washington since 2014, she has had the pleasure of guiding a diverse range of professionals in their therapeutic journeys.

Dr. Kelsey Kennedy is a dedicated psychologist specializing in assisting individuals dealing with distressing reactions stemming from traumatic events, including dissociation, anxiety, and depression. These challenging experiences can engender feelings of worthlessness and emptiness, which may hinder the development of fulfilling relationships with friends, children, or partners. Dr. Kennedy works diligently to empower clients to grow and transform their lives. She believes in harnessing inherent strengths while imparting new skills and techniques for greater effectiveness in life. Passionate about advocacy, she focuses on individuals who face discrimination due to their identity, including sexual orientation, gender, culture, or race. Dr. Kennedy has a profound commitment to multicultural psychology, particularly concerning Native Americans, and is well-versed in complex trauma arising from interpersonal, historical, and collective abuse. With training in various therapeutic modalities such as DBT, EMDR, and Lifespan Integration, she offers a comprehensive approach. Additionally, Dr. Kennedy incorporates animal-assisted therapy techniques into her practice through her Siberian Husky, Kuno, available during sessions according to the preferences of her clients.

Jen Kennelly, MA, LMHC, CDP, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to helping women and adolescent girls who struggle with body image, food relationships, and substance abuse. Many individuals face challenges in feeling comfortable in their own skin, often resorting to food, drugs, and alcohol as coping mechanisms. Jen understands that societal pressures create conflicting identities for women; navigating these messages is essential for healing. Through her expertise in mindfulness-based therapies, somatic techniques, and a variety of evidence-based approaches, she guides her clients toward self-acceptance and empowerment. Recognizing that everyone's journey includes difficult moments, Jen fosters a supportive environment where individuals can explore their experiences and learn healthier coping strategies. Her goal is to help clients develop confidence, quiet their inner critic, and manage stress, anxiety, or depression without relying on substances. Jen invites those ready to take the step towards a healthier relationship with themselves to begin their transformative journey toward emotional well-being and self-discovery.

Elizabeth Kilian is a dedicated counselor (MA, LMHC) who understands that each individual seeking therapy has a unique story and reason for reaching out. Her compassionate approach aims to guide her clients toward finding freedom from what binds them, facilitating a journey toward joy and peace in their lives. Primarily working with adult women, Elizabeth specializes in areas such as anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, disordered eating, self-esteem, identity development, and body image. She also supports individuals recovering from trauma related to physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, as well as those facing stress management challenges, chronic pain, transitions, grief and loss, and career counseling. Elizabeth employs a relational psychotherapy approach, grounded in attachment theory and interpersonal neurobiology. She believes that understanding her clients' relational histories and self-perceptions is key to the therapeutic process. Evening appointments are also available for those with busy schedules.

Brian Kimmel, MA, LMHC, R-DMT, MHP, LMT, stands out as a compassionate counselor who recognizes the unique needs of each individual. He cultivates a welcoming space where clients feel safe and valued, ensuring that their experiences are respected and understood. With a commitment to fostering honest connections and communal support, Brian’s approach is deeply rooted in humanistic principles, complemented by multicultural and trauma-informed practices. His extensive background spans over twenty-five years in health services, specializing in nervous system regulation, relationship dynamics, and the expressive arts. Known as a bridge-building multicultural artist and somatic teacher, Brian holds significant experience working with mental health clinicians and has served as an approved counselor supervisor and consultant in Washington State since 2020. He is passionate about guiding clients on their holistic paths to recovery through various modalities, including expressive arts and body-mind psychotherapy. With a focus on adults facing stress, relationship challenges, and spiritual growth, Brian is dedicated to helping clients explore their journeys with empathy and expertise.