Dov Wills is a dedicated Counselor, LMHC, with extensive experience in supporting individuals across a diverse range of ages, from toddlers to elders. His therapeutic approach is integrative, primarily informed by EMDR therapy, and he prioritizes person-centered and trauma-informed care. Dov's sessions focus primarily on the clients' needs, steering clear of pathologizing behaviors and feelings that may arise from traumatic experiences. He views therapy through a social justice and anti-oppression lens, ensuring it serves as a safe, non-judgmental space for exploring a path toward peace and healing. Understanding the significance of the therapeutic relationship, he emphasizes the development of trust and rapport as the first steps in the healing process. With over 20 years of involvement in the Deaf and DeafBlind community, Dov is fluent in Sign Language and adeptly assists Deaf individuals in finding suitable therapists. Throughout his career, he has primarily worked with children but shifted his focus to adult counseling from 2008 to 2018. Dov's commitment to helping others has shaped his approach as a therapist since he began his practice in 2000.

Brooke Winterling, MS, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor specializing in all eating disorders. She is passionate about helping individuals cultivate a healthier relationship with food and their bodies. Inspired by the words of Nayyirah Waheed, Brooke believes in the transformative journey towards self-acceptance, encouraging her clients to embrace the idea of friendship with their bodies. With six years of experience in the field, she has had the honor of working at prestigious institutions, including the Eating Recovery Center of Washington, Seattle Counseling Service, and currently at the Residential Emily Program. Brooke operates from a Health at Every Size perspective and incorporates trauma-informed practices into her sessions. Beyond eating disorders, she is equally invested in addressing a wide range of issues. Her approach respects client feedback regarding session dynamics, and she often assigns tasks to enhance progress outside the therapy room. Clients appreciate Brooke's natural curiosity, honesty, humor, and her commitment to open communication, creating a supportive and engaging therapeutic environment.

Judy Wohlberg, a skilled Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT), understands that individuals often seek help when distressing feelings, paralyzing indecision, or challenging relationships emerge in their lives. Her clients may arrive feeling vulnerable, lost, or alone, but Judy's approach offers a pathway toward healing and transformation. Through her expertise in various therapeutic modalities, including Culturally Sensitive therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and expressive arts, she creates a safe and supportive environment where clients can find refuge. The therapeutic journey with Judy is an opportunity for individuals to deepen their relationship not only with themselves but also with the divine, fostering happiness, renewal, and a profound sense of belonging. In her practice, each client's unique story is honored and explored, ensuring they feel seen and understood. Judy’s professional journey has always intertwined with her personal experiences, emphasizing that the therapeutic relationship is rooted in the heart. This joyful and privileged approach to healing encourages clients to embrace their genuine selves and embark on a transformative journey toward contentment and peace.

Denise Wolf, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor specializing in supporting adults and elders through transformative life changes. With an understanding that change is an inevitable part of living, Denise provides invaluable guidance to those navigating through loss, trauma, or uncertainty. She is passionate about meeting clients where they are — whether they are ready to confront past traumas or simply feel the pull to seek support for the first time. Residing in Seattle, Denise's diverse experience includes helping individuals face challenges in their work environments, offering tailored coaching and assistance. She integrates spirituality within her therapeutic approach, working respectfully with clients of various belief systems to ensure their needs are met. Denise's expertise encompasses a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Trauma-Focused Therapy, and the Gottman Method, among others, making her a versatile choice for individuals and couples seeking meaningful progress.

Darchelle Worley is a dedicated and compassionate Counselor, holding a Master of Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology, where she graduated in 2014. With a focus on supporting teens, adults, and elders over 65, Darchelle is well-equipped to guide clients through challenges such as depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. Her therapeutic approach encompasses a variety of modalities, including culturally sensitive, narrative, and integrative therapy, tailored to meet the diverse needs of her clients. Through individual and group therapy, Darchelle fosters a nurturing environment that encourages personal growth and resilience, empowering individuals to navigate their life journeys with confidence and clarity.

Kesy Yoon, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, is profoundly committed to guiding clients in their journey of self-discovery and understanding their place in the world. With years of experience across various mental health settings, Kesy specializes in working with adults who face challenges such as anxiety, perfectionism, trauma, depression, and significant life transitions. She brings a unique perspective to her practice, particularly for first-generation Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) individuals, drawing from her own experiences of balancing American upbringing and traditional Asian values. Kesy finds joy in collaborating with AAPI clients to uncover solutions that enhance their quality of life while respecting cultural values and needs. She approaches each session as a fellow human being first and a therapist second, employing a diverse range of evidence-based therapies, including EMDR, Solution-Focused Brief Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Kesy looks forward to partnering with clients on their paths toward hope and understanding.

Trevor Youngquist is a compassionate counselor with a commitment to helping individuals navigate their struggles, particularly those related to childhood trauma, anxiety, self-esteem, and relationship issues. He understands the confusion and dissatisfaction that can arise in one's life and relationships, and is dedicated to guiding clients toward a sense of confidence, safety, and wholeness. Through a blend of attachment-based, somatic, mindfulness, and cognitive approaches, Trevor empowers his clients to embrace change in profound ways and explore pathways to a truly fulfilling life. His intention is to cultivate an authentic and caring human connection that transforms stuck emotional patterns from the past. Trevor assists clients in gaining clarity around their challenges, equipping them with the tools necessary to initiate meaningful change both inside and outside of therapy sessions. He believes that while life's trials can foster growth and resilience, individuals need not remain trapped in the pain of past wounds or outdated defenses. Together, Trevor and his clients will acknowledge their painful experiences while also uncovering new avenues of ease, joy, and fulfillment.

Alexis Zevnick Hipp is a dedicated mental health counselor who understands that when our most important relationships are in survival mode, it becomes challenging to experience the true health and wholeness that many crave in life. Alexis believes that thriving relationships, particularly the one individuals have with themselves and their partners, lead to a life that feels less burdened and more abundant. She is committed to serving as a resource for individuals and couples facing issues that often hinder the potential for a healthy partnership. With expertise in relational repair, Alexis helps clients navigate complex matters such as sexual issues, sexual addiction, infidelity, trauma, betrayal, and conflict. Through her research-informed approach, she equips clients with skills to cultivate lasting intimacy and trust. Additionally, she offers pre-marital therapy for couples aiming to prepare for a vibrant marriage. Whether grappling with the aftermath of infidelity, wrestling with unwanted compulsive sexual behaviors, or simply seeking to reduce conflict, Alexis is eager to create individualized treatment plans that promote relational recovery and reconciliation.

Laura Zucker is a compassionate Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, credentialed as LICSW, CMHS, and MHP, who provides therapy for preteens, children (ages 6 to 10), teens, and adults. With over ten years of experience working with youth, young adults, and families, she understands that everyone can face challenging times. Her therapeutic services address issues such as depression, anxiety, and family conflicts, utilizing a diverse range of modalities including Play Therapy, Family Systems, Gestalt, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT). Laura fosters a warm, safe, and secure environment where clients can explore and resolve the thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors that may hinder their growth. She also specializes in helping parents strengthen their relationships and communication with their children, and works with families experiencing attachment difficulties. Laura’s commitment to her clients allows them to feel understood and supported as they navigate their personal challenges.

Welcome to Ryan Lewis Counseling & Integrative Wellness Programs! Ryan Lewis, a dedicated Counselor (MA, LMHC), is here to assist those ready for positive change in their lives. He understands that many individuals may feel constrained by limiting beliefs, emotional struggles, or unproductive habits. Through a combination of traditional psychotherapy and structured integrative wellness coaching, Ryan facilitates transformative healing experiences that promote sustainable wellness practices. His holistic approach prioritizes clients' physical, emotional, relational, purposeful, and spiritual health. With over 20 years of combined clinical experience, Ryan provides dependable mental health support and practical solutions tailored to individual needs. His 1:1 services, programs, workshops, and retreats are crafted from thousands of hours of client feedback and informed by evidence-based Behavioral Health Sciences and Integrative Psychology. Ryan equips clients with the skills to override conditioning, reshape mindsets, and collaborate with their bodies. For those looking to disrupt stubborn thought patterns, enhance emotional resilience, form genuine connections, or foster healthier habits and lifestyles, Ryan Lewis is prepared to provide unwavering support on their journey.

Kimbrough Allan Besheer is a compassionate counselor with a rich background in addressing a variety of life challenges. Individuals often seek his guidance to navigate practical life problems such as depression, anxiety, psychosomatic symptoms, and relationship difficulties, as well as existential crises. As a certified Jungian analyst in private practice, he focuses on fostering conscious awareness and integrity in his clients' lives. Based in upstate New York since summer 2021, Kimbrough offers therapy via Telehealth, providing accessible options for adults and elders seeking support. He specializes in long-term Jungian psychoanalysis and short-term therapy, utilizing an eclectic range of techniques drawn from Jungian theory. Kimbrough's approach includes dreamwork, exploration of mythological symbols, and an emphasis on the deep unconscious and individuation, ensuring that each session focuses on the client as an individual rather than just the presenting symptoms. He is also licensed as a mental health counselor (LMHC) in the State of Washington, underlining his commitment to professional excellence in the field of mental health counseling.

Hannah Andrist is a compassionate counselor dedicated to supporting individuals, particularly in the queer and neurodiverse communities, who are navigating anxiety, depression, grief, conflict, or identity challenges. Her primary goal in clinical work is to create a safe space that builds upon each individual's existing strengths, fostering self-compassion and a deeper understanding of themselves. As a true collaborator, she encourages exploration of both conscious and unconscious thoughts, feelings, and reactions that may impede overall well-being. Hannah promotes meaningful change through a supportive and educational therapeutic relationship, utilizing her eclectic approach that draws from relational, existential, and humanistic psychology. Influenced by neuroscience, mindfulness meditation, psychosomatics, spirituality, and trauma-informed care, she employs a variety of creative techniques tailored to each client's unique journey. With a commitment to accessibility, she also offers sliding scale therapy sessions for those without insurance, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to receive the mental health care they deserve.

Minerva Arebalo, LPC Intern, is dedicated to supporting clients who have faced challenging experiences and may feel hesitant about seeking help. Her ideal clients are those who recognize the importance of putting themselves first and embracing the support they need. Specializing in working with people of color, Minerva helps individuals navigate the complexities of accepting their sexual identity, which can often lead to anxiety and depression. She is passionate about guiding her clients toward embracing all aspects of their identities and discovering healthy coping strategies for managing negative thoughts. Minerva’s mission is to facilitate healing for both the mind and body, fostering a brighter future for the generations to come. With a commitment to creating a safe, non-judgmental space for vulnerable conversations, Minerva listens attentively and recognizes the importance of taking the necessary time to gather thoughts. She approaches each session with respect, compassion, and a focus on meeting her clients' needs, ensuring that every interaction is meaningful and supportive. Minerva is here to assist individuals in uncovering the roots of their challenges and navigating daily struggles, working collaboratively to reduce anxiety and enhance overall well-being.