Dr. Makiko Guji, a dedicated Psychologist with a PsyD, specializes in guiding adults on their journey toward healing and self-actualization. With a belief that a client's readiness and willingness to change is paramount to successful therapy, Dr. Guji accompanies individuals and couples over 25 as they navigate a range of challenges, including anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, and cultural adjustments. Her expertise encompasses an array of therapeutic techniques, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), EMDR, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), tailored to meet the unique needs of each client. Dr. Guji's approach is rooted in cultivating internal and external resources, empowering clients to build a strong sense of self, manage life balance, and establish supportive relationships. She teaches vital skills in stress management, healthy communication, and coping mechanisms, helping individuals reach their fullest potential while addressing mood and anxiety disorders with compassion and insight.

Steve Hammil is a dedicated counselor with an MA and LMHC, who specializes in assisting individuals grappling with the lasting impacts of adverse childhood experiences, including abuse, neglect, and loss, particularly from early childhood. Many individuals facing the profound pain of traumatic experiences have yet to feel whole, find peace, or experience true acceptance. It is not uncommon for them to carry the weight of self-blame, leading to frequent bouts of depression and anxiety. In his compassionate approach to therapy, Steve addresses the underlying causes of fear, shame, and grief that fuel these emotional challenges. Through the therapeutic process, clients learn to navigate a life that is meaningful, present-focused, and liberated from the burdens of past trauma. Steve emphasizes the importance of updating the nervous system, the body, and the narratives we tell ourselves. Over time, clients adapt the survival strategies that may have once served them but have since become overreactions to relatively safe situations. Rather than being constrained by the shadows of their past, clients become the authors of their own lives. Steve has a particular focus on Dissociative Identity Disorder. Many individuals enter his practice with a deep fear of this diagnosis, convinced that they are losing their sanity. He reassures them that they are not 'crazy,' and that the presence of multiplicity is not inherently problematic. For those seeking understanding and healing, Steve is committed to providing support and guidance on their therapeutic journey.

Robin Hanson Ballard, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist dedicated to providing comprehensive psychological evaluations for individuals facing challenges such as Autism Spectrum Disorder and ADHD. With a focus on both children aged six and older and adults, Robin employs a standardized clinical diagnostic assessment alongside thorough evaluations of verbal and nonverbal reasoning, working memory, processing speed, executive functioning, social and emotional difficulties, and adaptive skills. Through her expertise, she aims to empower clients and facilitate their journey towards understanding and growth.

Beth Healy is a compassionate counselor with 27 years of therapeutic experience and 13 years as a clinical supervisor, dedicated to guiding adults and elders through their challenges. She believes that therapy can lead to surprising revelations, transforming worry, anger, and despair into hope and meaning. Rather than viewing clients as flawed or their distress as merely a problem to be solved, Beth encourages self-compassion and personal insight, recognizing that these challenges often illuminate new paths forward. Her clients typically experience enhanced vitality and satisfaction in their lives, fostering a deeper connection to themselves, others, and their spirit. With a warmly interactive approach, Beth empowers individuals to discover the answers to their dilemmas. She understands that in couples therapy, attachment needs can often be concealed behind self-protective behaviors, manifesting as conflict or silence. Skilled at addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, and relationship challenges, Beth particularly enjoys working with those who have previously engaged in therapy, facilitating meaningful growth and understanding during significant life transitions.

Anne Ihnen is a dedicated counselor with a gentle approach, recognized for her ability to identify and nurture each person's unique strengths and gifts alongside the challenges that led them to seek therapy. As a collaborative partner and guide, she believes in the inherent potential for positive change within everyone. Specializing in areas such as grief, trauma and PTSD, and anxiety, Anne works closely with her clients to help them connect with and heal the deeper issues that underlie their troubling symptoms, all while maintaining a safe and supportive pace. Her expertise includes trauma-focused and somatic therapy, integrating neurobiology and psychodynamic approaches for a holistic healing experience. Anne has a particular passion for supporting adult survivors of childhood trauma, and her clients often describe her as patient, accepting, and an attentive listener. With a profound belief in the transformative power of therapy, Anne is committed to helping individuals navigate their emotional landscapes and achieve lasting positive change.

Finn Indigo Mar is a compassionate Relational Art Therapist who graduated from Antioch University - Seattle in 2020 and has been thriving in private practice since. With over 13 years of experience working with children (5+) and adults with mental and physical disabilities, Finn empowers clients through a strength-based approach and the principles of existential theory. Specializing in working with transgender and non-binary individuals, Finn is an advocate for the wider LGBTQIA+ community, ensuring inclusive and affirming therapy. Additionally, Finn has extensive experience supporting adolescents and adults who identify as neuro-divergent, including those with ADHD and on the Autism spectrum. Known for being body positive, poly-friendly, and knowledgeable about BDSM/kink, Finn utilizes creative expression mediums—such as art, writing, music, and photography—as transformative tools. This approach helps clients connect with the beauty, catharsis, and complexities of nature, offering pathways for self-insight, unpacking complex trauma, and facilitating healing. Clients can expect to encounter Haven, Finn's small service dog, in in-person sessions; she adds warmth to the therapeutic space, though interactions with her are managed with care and on a permission basis.

Anna Keelty is a dedicated clinical social worker and therapist, holding credentials in MSW, LSWAIC, and SUDPT. With a compassionate approach, she fosters insight and provides unwavering support to help her clients build effective strategies for addressing core issues that disrupt their relationships and work life. Recognizing the importance of mental flexibility, Anna creates a reliable and safe environment where clients can explore the challenges they face. Her specializations include navigating relationship challenges, anxiety, codependency, perfectionism, and self-esteem issues, as she guides individuals toward a deeper understanding of themselves and fosters liberation from ingrained patterns. Anna employs a diverse range of therapeutic techniques tailored to individual needs, including psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), attachment-based, and relational therapies. She believes that taking the first step towards therapy can often be the most daunting, which is why she prioritizes responsive communication, ensuring potential clients feel cared for and supported. To help assess therapeutic compatibility, Anna offers free consultation calls, and if she isn’t the right therapist for a client's needs, she is happy to provide referrals to others who may be a better fit.

Michael Rubbinaccio, a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate with nearly 25 years of experience in HR and communications, is passionate about guiding individuals and couples through life’s challenges. He recognizes the essential role communication plays in human interactions—not just within families but in all aspects of life. Utilizing Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT) and integrating insights from communications theory and Gottman Method, Michael provides a phased approach to relationship therapy. His specialties include couples and relationship dynamics, communication issues, sex therapy, and navigating grief and loss, alongside support for anxiety in individuals. Michael's welcoming demeanor and deep understanding of client needs ensure that finding a therapist you feel comfortable with becomes an integral part of the therapeutic journey. He offers his services both in-person and through online platforms, adapting to meet diverse client preferences.

Joy Jeanine Oliver, an esteemed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), primarily focuses on assisting couples and families in navigating their complex relationships. She also supports individuals grappling with relationship problems, anxiety, and depression, understanding the various types of stress that can complicate personal lives. Joy is dedicated to guiding her clients towards a healthier, more fulfilling life within a safe and non-judgmental environment where their feelings can be openly expressed and trust can flourish. As a skilled Bowen family systems therapist, she offers a perspective that emphasizes the development of family of origin dynamics and their impact on present circumstances. Joy integrates various therapeutic modalities, including Emotionally Focused Therapy, Mindfulness Therapy, and Gottman Couples Therapy, tailoring her approach to meet the unique needs of each client. The duration of treatment is collaboratively determined, honoring the client's individual journey and goals.

Nancy Juscamaita, a dedicated counselor with an MA and LMHC, is passionate about empowering adults to take charge of their life choices. Whether addressing trauma and PTSD, anxiety, or relationship issues, Nancy creates a warm and safe environment where clients can reconnect with their strengths and navigate their emotions. She understands the challenges of self-doubt and the difficulty of adjusting to new situations, offering a supportive space for self-discovery and growth. In today's demanding world, Nancy believes that cultivating self-awareness and compassion is essential for confronting life's challenges and achieving personal goals. Having been born and raised in South America, Nancy brings a unique cultural insight to her practice, understanding the complexities of navigating different cultures. As a native Spanish speaker, she is pleased to offer her services in Spanish, further enhancing her culturally sensitive approach to therapy.

Simran Manhas is a dedicated Counselor with a wealth of experience working with individuals, couples, and families who find themselves navigating challenging life transitions that no longer serve them. Specializing in relationship issues, particularly those faced by BIPOC females and first-generation individuals dealing with intergenerational differences, Simran helps clients address concerns such as anxiety, PTSD, and depression. Her approach is rooted in person-centered and relational psychotherapy, incorporating modalities like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and family systems. Within a safe and nurturing environment, she sheds light on the interconnectedness of emotions, thoughts, and beliefs, guiding clients toward effective solutions that align with their life paths. Simran is honored to accompany her clients on their transformative journeys, providing the tools and insight necessary for growth and healing.

Ross Kling, MA, LMFTA, is a compassionate Marriage & Family Therapist Associate who is dedicated to helping clients heal and reconnect with themselves and their loved ones. With an impressive 25 years of experience as an independent funeral director, Ross has guided thousands through their vulnerabilities and emotions, enriching his therapeutic approach with unparalleled empathy and understanding. He fosters a welcoming environment that values the full spectrum of human experiences, prioritizing deep listening and connection. Utilizing a variety of therapeutic modalities such as Emotionally Focused, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and the Gottman Method, Ross assists individuals and couples in gaining insights into their personal and relational dynamics. His couples therapy focuses on enhancing communication to ensure that every partner feels genuinely seen and heard, alongside fostering individuality for healthier intimate relationships. For couples contemplating separation, Ross provides Discernment Counseling as a supportive resource. In his grief therapy sessions, he creates a safe space for clients to navigate their emotions through reflective listening, employing a strengths-based approach to help them process their loss and integrate it into a fulfilling life ahead. Ross is committed to supporting clients in addressing any grief-triggered issues, including previous traumas, guiding them towards healing and renewal.

Hannah Krajnik is a compassionate counselor, MA, LMHCA, who understands that loss transcends the boundaries of death. Recognizing that grief can manifest from various forms of loss—including the end of a relationship, missed opportunities, or a decline in self-trust—Hannah offers a supportive space for clients to navigate these emotional challenges. She firmly believes that no one needs to face their grief alone. Through a collaborative process, she guides individuals in processing their pain while embracing the journey towards acceptance and fulfillment in life. With expertise in trauma-focused care, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), solution-focused brief therapy (SFBT), and a range of behavioral and existential techniques, Hannah assists clients in gaining insights and enhancing coping skills applicable across all facets of life. Her person-centered approach ensures that each individual feels valued and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.