William Vesneski is a compassionate and dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 20 years of experience, specializing in the treatment of adults and elders facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and PTSD. He has a unique ability to connect with individuals and couples, including those in open and polyamorous relationships, who are eager to engage in personal growth and expand their life experiences. William embraces mindfulness and emphasizes the importance of understanding emotions and feelings within therapy. His approach often incorporates Dialectical Behavioral Therapy skills, fostering an environment of acceptance and self-exploration. He believes that meaningful change is anchored in understanding one's feelings without shame or self-judgment while developing tools to maintain balance in the face of emotional challenges. Grounded in trust, compassion, and safety, the therapist-client relationship is at the core of William's practice. He is committed to helping his clients cultivate self-kindness, challenge negative self-assumptions, and ultimately embrace deeper self-acceptance and resilience. William currently resides in Seattle with his family, and he identifies as a gay, white, cis-male, bringing his diverse experiences to the therapeutic space.

Dr. Anna Villavicencio is a dedicated psychologist with a PhD, specializing in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for a variety of anxiety disorders. Her focus includes conditions such as Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD), Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Panic Disorder, and Social Anxiety, among others. Dr. Villavicencio utilizes a collaborative approach, helping clients develop essential skills to confront their fears and enhance their quality of life. She conducts thorough initial evaluations to identify specific stressors and craft personalized treatment plans grounded in the latest clinical research. With her extensive training, she provides individual and family therapy for adolescents, college students, and adults. Additionally, Dr. Villavicencio offers valuable parent skills training and support for caregivers whose children are navigating anxiety and behavioral challenges, fostering a supportive environment for families.

Robert Hermer is a compassionate counselor dedicated to helping individuals navigate through difficult life situations. He understands when life begins to demand attention, whether it’s strained relationships, feelings of anger, sadness, depression, or anxiety. With nearly ten years of specialized training and over 30 years of clinical experience, Robert provides a supportive and friendly environment where clients can explore the root causes of their challenges. His therapeutic work integrates effective approaches such as focusing, mindfulness, and Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT) to alleviate distress and address current crises. Additionally, he draws upon extensive training in Bioenergetic and Reichean therapies to explore the somatic expressions of emotional difficulties. Clients will appreciate his ability to deeply understand their experiences in a safe, non-judgemental space, fostering a collaborative therapeutic relationship. Together, they will work towards gaining insight and perspective, enabling them to overcome their challenges and restore joy in their lives.

Laura Wagner is a dedicated counselor who provides compassionate and non-judgmental counseling for adolescents and adults. She supports individuals dealing with challenges such as depression, anxiety, grief, low self-esteem, fertility issues, and complicated pregnancies or births. Laura helps her clients make positive, healthy changes in their lives by employing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Mindfulness Therapy. Her sessions often incorporate mindfulness tools, such as meditation and relaxation techniques, fostering a holistic approach to mental well-being. Additionally, Laura offers support groups specifically for adolescent girls, creating a space for understanding and growth. Through collaborative work, her clients experience healing and often find it easier to recognize the positive aspects of difficult situations. They learn to embrace mindfulness, slow down their pace, and reduce distractions, leading to enhanced mental health and improved relationships.

Lindsey Walker is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist who specializes in helping individuals and couples uncover their innermost selves, expand their awareness, and foster meaningful connections in their lives. With a wealth of expertise in addressing anxiety, relationship issues, and self-esteem challenges, Lindsey has a profound understanding of the intricacies of relationships and personal growth. Her approach is grounded in various therapeutic modalities, including Transpersonal, Eclectic, and Attachment-based methods. Lindsey offers compassionate and intuitive listening, empowering her clients to shift their perspectives and heal from even the most challenging relationship experiences through both individual psychotherapy and relationship counseling.

Dominique Walmsley is a compassionate Counselor, PhD, LMHC, dedicated to helping adults navigate through life's challenges. With a deep understanding of the intricacies of mental health, Dominique specializes in addressing depression, relationship issues, and anxiety. Her therapeutic approach includes a variety of modalities, such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) for couples, and family/marital counseling. As a skilled practitioner, she is committed to fostering a supportive environment for individuals, couples, and families alike, guiding them through their personal journeys with empathy and expertise. Whether utilizing collaborative divorce mediation or exploring existential dilemmas, Dominique provides a safe space for clients to glean insights and develop healthier relationships.

David Webb is a skilled counselor with a Master’s degree and is a licensed mental health counselor (LMHC). He specializes in supporting teens and adults through challenges related to mood disorders, trauma, and significant life transitions. David believes in the power of an individualized approach, drawing from a rich tapestry of therapeutic modalities including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Compassion Focused Therapy, and Humanistic approaches. His expertise extends to Trauma-Focused therapy, EMDR, and expressive arts, allowing him to connect with clients in a meaningful way. David's warmth and understanding create a safe space for individuals and groups to explore their feelings and experiences, guiding them toward healing and personal growth. With a focus on strength-based and person-centered methods, he empowers clients to embrace change and navigate life's complexities with resilience and compassion.

Robin Westby, a licensed clinical social worker and therapist, believes that therapy is a unique journey that allows individuals to step away from the filters of everyday life and embrace their most authentic selves. In her practice, clients find a safe space to explore feelings of anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma, and relationship issues, encouraging a full engagement with life. Robin understands that the core of successful therapy lies in the relationship formed between therapist and client, and she is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections. With her compassionate guidance, individuals can embark on the path toward healing and transformation. Those seeking a supportive partner in their therapeutic journey will find a welcoming ally in Robin.

Megan Whalin is a dedicated Marriage & Family Therapist Associate who is passionate about guiding individuals and couples on their journeys toward healing and deep connection. She understands that life can sometimes feel overwhelming, leading people to feel detached from their loved ones or unclear about their goals. Through her compassionate approach, Megan works closely with her clients to rekindle passion and enhance communication while navigating the complexities of parenting and careers. With a firm belief that every individual has a unique story, she assists clients in discovering paths toward peace, relaxation, enduring love, and overall happiness. Megan is particularly devoted to supporting postpartum mothers during the exhilarating yet challenging transitions into motherhood. Offering her expertise, she helps clients tackle past hurts, infidelity, and boost relationship satisfaction. In her therapeutic practice, she focuses on treating the whole self: mind, body, emotions, and spirit, exploring how past experiences shape present realities. Recognizing that therapy can feel overwhelming, Megan ensures a pace that feels comfortable for each client, creating a warm and inviting space for them to share their stories. For those interested, she can integrate elements of faith and spirituality into their therapeutic journey.

Ginger White, MA, LMHC, understands that navigating struggles at different stages of life can be incredibly arduous. She recognizes that painful experiences can be challenging to manage alone, often leading individuals to feel trapped in a cycle of healing and protecting old wounds. Many of these old wounds may stem from early relationship complications and later misunderstandings or trauma. Ginger believes that these hurtful areas need gentle understanding and untangling over time, while also celebrating the inherent strengths each person possesses. Despite life's difficulties, the human spirit is remarkably strong and resilient, often revealing itself in the pursuit of help and healing. Therapy with Ginger is not always easy; however, through their collaborative work, clients can grow and experience improvements in their well-being. Ginger provides a safe healing relationship where clients can explore and understand their struggles, discovering new, satisfying, and supportive ways to relate to themselves. She affirms that pain makes sense, and every life has value; therefore, each individual matters and deserves to find ease within themselves and their lives.

Trevor White is an esteemed Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate and Licensed Mental Health Professional based in Washington. He earned his Master of Science degree from Seattle Pacific University, specializing in Narrative therapy alongside various other Post-Modern therapeutic approaches. With a diverse background, Trevor has worked extensively with clients of all ages, ranging from children in elementary schools to individuals in correctional facilities. He has a keen ability to connect with clients and help them navigate their unique challenges. Trevor's specialized experience focuses on Couples therapy, particularly addressing issues of Infidelity and Pre-marital counseling. Beyond couples, he has successfully supported individuals coping with Anxiety, Depression, Substance Abuse or Misuse, Chronic Mental Illness, and Adolescents facing adjustment disorders. His professional journey includes notable roles at Sunrise Community Mental Health, Youth Eastside Services, Seattle University, and Emmanuel Bible Church. Trevor also brings academic insight to the field, having served as an Adjunct Faculty Member in the Psychology Department at Trinity Lutheran College, further showcasing his commitment to mental health education and practice.

Meghan Whitlock, MA, LMHC, is a compassionate counselor dedicated to helping individuals, families, and teens navigate through life's challenges. With a deep understanding of how anxiety, panic, worry, and stress can hinder one from fully engaging in school, work, and relationships, Meghan creates a safe space for clients to explore and confront their fears. She believes in the power of therapy to liberate people from their anxiety, allowing them to live more authentically and successfully. Meghan utilizes an eclectic, humanistic, and existential approach, incorporating modalities such as sandplay and relational therapy. Her commitment to her clients is evident, with weekend availability catering to those with busy schedules. Meghan looks forward to guiding clients on their journey toward emotional resilience and personal growth.

Carla Wiechman is a compassionate counselor dedicated to helping individuals establish a profound connection with their body, breath, and emotions. Through her expertise in mindfulness-based and trauma-focused therapies, she provides guidance and support for those navigating fear, loss, grief, anger, relationship challenges, and other emotional disturbances. Carla understands that deep wisdom and resources reside within each person, and she collaborates with her clients to explore their curiosity about their unique experiences. With a conscious presence and a patient approach, she encourages clients to delve into the meaning of their feelings. Utilizing the Hakomi approach, she invites clients to engage in intentional mindfulness, integrating talk and dialogue alongside present-moment awareness. While her work is body-oriented, it transcends traditional bodywork, as Carla skillfully incorporates her knowledge of the physical body's role in emotional healing, making her therapy a holistic body-mind experience.