Seattle Therapists specializing in Adolescent Issues

Megan O'Laughlin

Does the world sometimes feel like it's too much? Do past events continue to haunt you? Do you struggle with your relationship with food and your body? Do you show up for others but struggle to care for yourself? It can be exhausting to feel this way, and sometimes, it makes people want to hide their emotions. Therapy can offer the tools and support so you can show up courageously in your life in a present, connected, and embodied way.

AYSHA RAFIQ

I'm a person centered therapist who works with Children, Adolescents, Adults, and Couples.

Tamara Dyer

My practice is currently full - This is an unusual moment in the world and a time of transformation. In order to participate in all of our relationships with a new level of wisdom, clarity and creativity, it helps to have a safe place to share feelings of vulnerability, anxiety and concern. I work from the perspective that we access increased capacity, strength and resilience by making contact with our emotions and developing an awareness for the insights they offer.

Breanna Carosio

I work with people who have experienced anxiety & depression, trauma, grief & loss, low self-esteem, life transitions, spiritual/existential questions, isolation & loneliness, communication problems, and relationship issues. I believe that through compassion and acceptance, together we can move through the difficulties that life brings.

Danae Bergman

Simone Koger

Are you feeling like you cannot break the cycle you are in? Are you & your partner(s) having issues with communication, trust, or discernment? This is a great first step! My practice focuses on creating a supportive, culturally, spiritually aware, & non-judgmental space for you to feel safe to discuss the things that are bringing you to therapy.

Brenna Woslum

I work with adolescents and adults, ages 14 and up. I have experience working with those in emergency services and Covid19 first responders. I also have experience working with at risk youth and families, and with perinatal mental health issues such as birth trauma and pregnancy loss.

Elina Kogan

After years of working as a mental health provider on site at a local middle school, and raising my own kids, I have developed a particular compassion for teens in turmoil and their caregivers, who are all frequently at a loss. The digital revolution created cultural differences within one generation, and issues of managing virtual and IRL problems, complicated by identity crisis and commitment to family values creates rapture in the most precious relationships.

Marilyn Mitchell

I often work with people who are seeking to be a part of the change, and willing to get uncomfortable in the process. I support people healing from trauma, creating their identity, alleviating stress, navigating relationships, and also those who appreciate integrating their spiritual beliefs in their process.

Finn Mar

I guide clients through art directives that address conflicts in their family of origins, abusive relationships, and the connection/pain within their bodies. I aim to assist clients in decreasing negative self-beliefs and self-harm. I work to uplift clients on their own path and support them in their aspirations. I provide grounding and a safe space to talk. I tailor treatment models to each individual client or couple. I address issues in the context of marginalized and oppressed unjust systems

Nicole Waters

Many people can feel they have become “stuck” at a certain point in their life, such as a challenging life adjustment, communication difficulties in a relationship, or getting caught up in negative thoughts and behaviors. Navigating adolescence and young adulthood is a particularly challenging time and I thoroughly enjoy working with individuals and couples to overcome any barriers so they may thrive as the person(s) they wish to be.

Marcus Berley

At Self Space, I work with children, adolescents, families, couples and adults. Being a counselor has allowed me to meet so many different types of people; it's an honor to get to be alongside people as they heal and grow. My ideal client is someone who, at some level, knows that the best medicine is for them to be themselves, and wants support with that process of discovery. Your symptoms don't define you, they provide an excellent place to enter more deeply into your experience.

Grayson Lein

I greatly enjoy working with young and/or emerging adults, working professionals, differently abled individuals, and any or all intersections of the above. While I specialize in working with the above populations, you do not need to be a member of any of those identities to seek counseling from me. I love working with clients to introduce ways of understanding their problems from a biological standpoint, and to discover effective methods of coping with challenges.

Caitlin Minniear

I believe that healing occurs when people are given the space to explore who they truly are in all aspects of their lives. I am experienced in working with teens and young adults who are navigating life transitions, acculturation, anxiety, and trauma. I have a passion for helping people explore their sexuality, gender, and identity in relation to themselves and to their partners or family. If you are interested in living a more authentic, present life then I may be a great fit for you.

Davis K Brimberg

Together, we will help you gain insight, take action and achieve positive change. My areas of interest include: Relationship problems, divorce/breakups, workplace stress, depression, anxiety, fear of public speaking, fertility problems, issues related to sexual orientation and gender, lack of confidence, low self-esteem, test anxiety, substance abuse and animal-related concerns (i.e., grief over a pet's passing). I have also helped many clients recover from relationships with narcissists.

Sean Glynn

I appreciate connecting with as wide a range of people as I can. I'm a good therapeutic fit for clients striving for greater authenticity and self-understanding. I love working with queer people and accordingly have become experienced sitting with trauma and marginalization. "Clinical issues" I feel comfortable with include mood disorders, substance use issues, life transitions, psychosis, and relational problems.

Preeya Sillan

Do you sometimes feel like you don't have control over your own life? Or that what you want isn't as important as what someone else wants? Maybe you don't like to put yourself first because it's "selfish." Your needs and want matter. You deserve to be seen and experience joy. I'm here to help you discover who you are, make sense of where you've been and embrace your true self.

Mary Yoest

I work with adults and older teens across all genders who experience feelings of detachment from others and the world. My passion and experience is working with folks who experience anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and those who have experienced trauma.

Sophie Mandel

I enjoy working with a vast spectrum of individuals and experiences. specialize in working with young adults: Millennial’s/Gen Z, college students, recent graduates, and young professionals. I also often support people with loved ones who suffer from severe mental health issues. When we have loved ones who suffer from a mental illness we often can experience vicarious and secondary trauma. I help clients find their own meaning and purpose in their life.

Becca Poppy

I work with people of all genders to merge the divide between mind and body. I work with teens 13+ and young adults who identify as queer, trans, and gender expansive, as well as individuals who have experienced domestic violence; autistic folks; and survivors of trauma and abuse. In our work together, you will have the space to dig into the identities, stories, and experiences that impact you and how you move through the world as an embodied, emotional creature.