Andrew Carnahan

Andrew Carnahan, an experienced counselor with credentials including an MA, LMHC, and SUDP, dedicates his practice to assisting teens and adults grappling with challenges such as anxiety, depression, substance abuse, self-harm, and relationship problems. His compassionate and down-to-earth counseling style is particularly beneficial for adolescents and young adults, where navigating the complexities of mental health extends beyond merely addressing immediate issues—it encompasses fostering personal growth and guiding individuals as they express their unique identities. With extensive experience in aiding those impacted by addiction, Andrew provides invaluable support whether clients seek to alter their own substance use patterns or cope with the addiction of loved ones. Andrew's specialized training in existential humanistic psychotherapy was acquired from Seattle University's esteemed M.A. in psychology program. Furthermore, he holds a degree in Alcohol and Chemical Dependency Counseling, focusing on both individuals and their families affected by addiction, and has completed certification in Jungian Psychotherapy.