Find therapists and counselors in Olympia

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.

LINDA MCFADDEN

I treat ages 15 years old and up including couples. I am proficient in cultures, religions, and sexual preferences, gender, and identities. I have 5 years experience. You have the ability pay cash, enjoy on-line evening and weekend appointments. I work with client's thoughts and feelings that create behaviors they can identify they want to change. Diagnosis can help understand the condition of mental health issues. Treatment is dependent on what you want to change.

Jennifer Paras

My experience consists of completing an internship at Good Samaritan Mental Health, child and family services, working with combat and sexually assaulted or abused veterans at the Veteran Affairs in addressing their traumas (I myself grew up as a military brat and served), providing social work to the aging, and I have currently opened up my own practice in Tumwater, Washington. I am opened to serving teens and adults for counseling. Furthermore, I am bilingual and can speak Korean fluently.

Michelle Rolen

I work with individuals (16 years and older) and couples. While I am not a certified SUDP, I work with individuals and couples impacted by the disease of alcohol and addiction. I am highly skilled working with those who struggling with generalized anxiety, ADHD, relationship issues, self esteem issues, family conflict, stress, grief, depression and career and life transitions.

Tara Kessel

Difficult or abusive relationships leave us feeling anxious, depressed, and unsure of ourselves. You might be fed up with feeling triggered, on-edge, stuck, or like your past is interfering with your life today. You might feel guilty you're not able to show up in your relationships the way you'd like. You might not even remember a time things didn’t feel this way. But one thing is certain: you’re ready for some relief, ready to heal, and ready to enjoy your relationships and your life again.

Michelle Rubbert

Are you feeling isolated, disconnected from others? Do you feel like no one understands you? Or maybe if they really knew you, they wouldn't like you? It is hard to feel like you are all alone and no one seems to understand. We will work together to help find disconnections, patterns, and hope to help you move forward and feel connected again. I offer a trusted, safe space to process your story and begin to move forward towards your future.

Anne Gustafson

Difficulty concentrating, a sense of panic that sneaks up on you as soon as you let your guard down, fear clouding your mind, a cold knot in your belly that won't go away. Horrible memories on repeat in your mind, and difficulty feeling close to anyone. You want to make a change but it feels so hopeless. Unlock your inner strength and confidence. In a safe and respectful environment, we will redefine your experiences so they no longer hold you back. Grow with self-assurance and resilience.

David Suguitan

Feeling deeply makes us deeply human. When we ignore our feelings, we deny ourselves our own humanity. When we avoid our feelings, we do not solve mental health issues. We create them. Because symptoms such as anger, anxiety, and depression are often expressions of much deeper wounds, fears, conflicts, and angst, the task of therapy is to figure out what these symptoms are trying to say, not simply to make them go away.

Al Jerome Cruz

We all have the capacity to grow, adapt, and heal, though sometimes we need a little help in the process. Wherever you are in the mental health continuum, I will be with you every step of the way. I recognize that mental health is largely influenced by the complex dynamic between biological, psychological, and social/environmental circumstances. I believe that mental health is multi-faceted and should be seen as a spectrum rather than a binary state of being either mentally healthy or unwell.

Carin Christy

Lexi Alberts

Have you been getting stuck in your own head more and more? Do you ever feel like you're not enough? Or too much? Are feeling frustrated with things that feel out of your control, or with how long it is taking to heal from the past? I am here to as a guide to help you gain a deeper self-understanding, along with the confidence and tools to make the change you want to see in your life.

Laura Citrin

I work with adults who feel depressed, anxious, lonely, ashamed, stigmatized, othered, or “not good enough.” I have expertise in existential concerns about one’s purpose and finding meaning; struggles with sexism/misogyny; and challenges around reproductive issues (infertility, miscarriage, traumatic labor/delivery, postpartum depression).

Diana Carlson

You as the client may need a supportive space to explore emotional experiences, systemic challenges, or relationship upset. Therapy should be a place to connect with vulnerable parts of yourself, heal, and grow. As a therapist, I consider it my job to help you to feel more grounded, more empowered, and more confident in your own ability to create the life and relationships you want and need. I want to collaborate with you to reach your goals and become more of who you are.

Vanessa Diaz

Are you a BIPOC individual, perhaps experiencing cultural or religious trauma and searching to be true to yourself? Are you facing difficulties with acculturating and honoring your traditions? Or maybe you are neurodivergent and have experienced ableism and struggles in a neurotypical environment? Are you a teen who is struggling with any of the above or just in general trying to find your place in this world? I am here for you!

Tracy Morris

Because my 30+ years of counseling experience has privileged me to know people in many settings and from all walks of life, my practice reflects that: Clients come from varied backgrounds & experiences. I see Adults only, and as a systemically trained therapist, I consider relationships important even when I'm seeing clients only in individual sessions.

Rosalind Herrington-Moxon

You don’t deserve to live with emotional pain. Through the Woods offers counseling for veterans, women, people of color, and couples.

Rachelle Dudley

Are you feeling anxious, sad, and/or disconnected from others? Are you wanting more intimacy in your life? Maybe it is your past experiences that are preventing you from fully living the life you desire. Know that self-care is about taking your power back. My priority is to create an open, curious, and safe yet challenging environment to facilitate self-exploration at any phase in life.

Ashbey Antley

Life is tough. Life does not always go as predicted. Things from childhood can ooze into adulthood- maybe it is time to process those files and deeply heal. I am here to listen, collaborate, and assist you in learning more about yourself through a curious lens. I like to utilize your strengths and current solutions to bring healing and understanding.

Lynlee Weber

Anxiety about your job? Dealing with past trauma? Experiencing stress over life changes? Suffering from the loss of a loved one? I can help. I work with adults who are humans - and all of us humans need a little help sometimes. I can help address anxiety, grief, acute and post-traumatic stress so you can lead a more fulfilling life.

Melony Burns

I enjoy working with and understanding folx from their perspective. I provide a safe, unassuming space in which you can find felt safety. I enjoy working with singles, couples, non-monogamous censensual relationships and families. Folx I work with address developmental trauma, including within the family of origin, current relational challenges, anxiety, depression, self-worth, inner critic and growing their mind and life in a direciton that feeds the soul.