Find a Therapist in Silverdale, WA

Vance Pryor, PsyD, approaches therapy with a collaborative spirit, guiding clients to explore the underlying thought and behavioral patterns that contribute to stress. Through consistent effort in this exploration, individuals often find that unwanted habits lose their grip on their lives, allowing for the emergence of a profound sense of connectedness, resilience, flexibility, care, purpose, and wisdom. Vance works from a relational orientation, which includes examining how individuals relate to themselves, to others, to the world, and even to the therapy relationship. He believes in the power of mindfulness as a means of navigating difficult experiences. By practicing mindfulness—a skill he has honed for over 20 years—individuals can learn to engage with the present moment through an open, kind, and non-judgmental lens. Additionally, Vance facilitates mindfulness retreats across the country while actively practicing psychotherapy. He has a wealth of experience working with clients from diverse backgrounds, encompassing a range of issues related to ethnicity, race, socioeconomic status, religious affiliation, gender identity, sexual orientation, and acculturation status. Each treatment plan is thoughtfully tailored to honor the unique individuality of every client.

Danette Neucom, MA, LMHC, is a dedicated counselor whose therapeutic approach recognizes each person as an individual with distinct strengths and challenges. She emphasizes the importance of building strong therapeutic relationships, not only with her clients but also with their caregivers when working with children. Danette believes that harnessing the strengths of clients and their families forms the foundation necessary for meaningful change. Her practice integrates evidence-based treatment modalities, focusing on empowering individuals to transform negative thoughts and behaviors while tapping into their internal strengths and resourcefulness. Danette's comprehensive training includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), and Play Therapy, equipping her to offer tailored support for diverse therapeutic needs.

Dr. Mireille Reece is a dedicated psychologist who works with adults confronting relational challenges, both internally and with others. These challenges often manifest as symptoms such as depression, anxiety, and shame. Through thorough assessment and psychotherapy, Dr. Reece facilitates clients in identifying the underlying factors contributing to their feelings, providing them with valuable insights into their emotional responses and coping mechanisms. Her collaborative approach empowers individuals to develop a rich vocabulary around their emotional experiences and fosters new relational skills, enabling them to advocate for themselves and enhance their mental well-being. Grounded in the principles of interpersonal neurobiology, Dr. Reece assists clients in understanding the intricate relationship between the brain, behavior, and attachment. She emphasizes the importance of holistic well-being, highlighting the critical roles of healthy eating and physical exercise in maintaining sound mental health.

Cynthia Smith is a seasoned Counselor with over 25 years of experience in mental health and addiction treatment. Her primary goal is to create a comfortable space for each individual, empowering them to embrace their identity, cultivate confidence, and lead fulfilling lives. Cynthia believes that therapy is an invaluable opportunity for self-discovery and growth, particularly during life's various transitions. Her practice caters to adults and elders aged 65 and above, offering support to individuals and couples navigating challenges such as life transitions, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, personal development, grief, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Integrating a range of therapeutic modalities, including Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), EMDR, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cynthia fosters a holistic approach tailored to meet the diverse needs of her clients.

Kylie Stern is a compassionate and energetic licensed mental health counselor, as well as a licensed marriage and family counselor and licensed chemical dependency counselor at NW Family Psychology. She brings a remarkable level of expertise and clinical experience, dedicated to helping children, adolescents, and their families navigate challenging issues such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, school failure, peer bullying, mood swings, parent-child conflicts, procrastination, and failure to launch syndrome. Having traveled and worked in various countries and cultures, Kylie possesses a unique understanding of the diverse needs and skills required to support individuals and families during transitional periods. Her counseling style is rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems approaches, and solution-focused counseling disciplines, ensuring a comprehensive approach tailored to each client’s needs.

Susan Sweetwater, a compassionate clinical social worker and therapist, creates a nurturing environment for her clients, inviting them to explore what longs to emerge within them. She collaborates with individuals to establish a shared space of empathy and healing, where challenges are examined together and losses are tenderly acknowledged. Using a combination of bodily-centered somatic therapy and EMDR, Susan transforms trauma into healing, integrating ancient wisdom with cutting-edge neurobiology to support each person's journey towards wellness. In sessions, clients may find themselves engaging in a variety of expressive activities such as drumming, painting, or meditation, as they learn to understand and regulate their own neural states. With a focus on what is right and good in each individual, Susan’s compassion-based therapy empowers clients to reconnect with their best and truest selves. Additionally, she offers telehealth options and outdoor sessions, allowing flexibility while maintaining safety. Susan is dedicated to fostering growth and invites anyone curious about her approach to reach out and explore the possibility of working together.

Ashley Turner, MSW, LICSW, SUDP-T, is a dedicated Clinical Psychology PsyD doctoral student at Antioch University Seattle, currently in her third year of training. She is deeply committed to enhancing understanding of clinical evidence-based interventions and honing her competency in psychological assessments. Ashley holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Williams College and has a certificate in addiction counseling from Spokane Falls Community College. She also earned a Master of Arts in Social Work and a certificate in trauma from Boston College. With diverse experience across outpatient facilities, hospitals, and colleges, Ashley brings a wealth of knowledge to her practice. As a Black woman, she intimately understands the influence of cultural identity on self-perception and one’s place in the world. Ashley recognizes that healing and personal growth are unique to each individual. She specializes in trauma, depression, sexual questioning, gender questioning, anxiety, emotion regulation, and self-esteem. Ashley provides compassionate psychotherapy to teenagers (ages 17+) and adults, alongside comprehensive psychological assessments for children, adolescents, and adults, which include evaluations for individual education plans (IEP), institutional accommodations, disability assessments, and clarity of diagnosis.