Griefcounselingnorthwest.com I am a WA state licensed Mental Health Counselor. I worked for Group Health Hospice for 11 years as a Bereavement Counselor/Coordinator in Seattle. I now have a part-time practice, specializing in grief, loss and transitions. I believe in short-term counseling to help guide individuals through their grief/transition/loss process. I find much meaning in working with individuals who are experiencing grief, loss and transitions. I offer guidance and support to help folks through a difficult time in their lives.

I am true interested in my client's lives. I help people for a living.

There are many theoretical perspectives on psychotherapy, and research is clear that the “best” approach depends on the unique qualities and circumstances of the client, their problem in living, their personal resources, and other factors. I approach each individual with whom I work as distinctive, selecting the best available empirically-validated approach for our work together. Having said that, I most frequently employ certain complementary and well-documented theoretical perspectives in my work with clients, including: 1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy 2. Interpersonal Psychotherapy 3. Behavioral medicine techniques such as neurofeedback, ...

I help people by teaching psychological tools, communication skills, knowledge of relationships, emotional peace, and self-acceptance. I encourage people to explore many life choices available to them, instead of being “stuck in a rut.” I prize a person’s individual dreams and history as uniquely their own, and so guide them to unique solutions for life’s problems. I have doctoral training and extensive supervised experience applying the science of psychology to benefit people’s lives.

As a client-centered professional, I recognize the strength necessary for an individual to take the first step through the counselor's open door. Through trusting and empathetic positive relationship building, I join my clients in the exploration of a healthier, self-accepting perspective in addressing the challenging components of their life experience. All areas of my practice focus upon acceptance and healthy management of personal questions through the discovery of an enhanced understanding, within a positive environment, which utilizes personal strengths to contribute to a happier, self satisfying life experience. Come take this walk wit...

Dr. Alan Weisser, JD, PhD, and his group at New Options, Inc., a pain management practice, have an extensive background in working with the psychological problems people face when they are living with complex emotional and chronic pain problems. Working at New Options, Inc., he has participated in multi-disciplinary teams that have forged successful collaborations between patients, claim managers, medical practices and agencies including The University of Washington Rehabilitation Department, Puget Sound Sports and Spine Physicians, Labor and Industries, other physicians, rehabilitation specialists and community resources . He has presented o

I specialize in combining neuroscience with psychology for tangible results oriented therapeutics. My orientation combines body, soul and spirit for a meaningful and well rounded approach. I utilize a variety of approaches to help get reliable results. I am a Doctoral Candidate in Psychology specializing in Transpersonal Psychology. I am writing my dissertation on healing from complex trauma by using meditation and distant healing modalities. I am passionate about being on the frontier of Psychology, Neuroscience and Energy Medicine. What we are learning about Brain and Heart coherence when paired with Intention is transformative. We all liv...

I believe therapy is a partnership: a collaborative process guided by awareness, compassion and mutual exploration. My approach is informed by Attachment Theory and Neuroscience, which affirms that feeling safe is foundational to healing. By creating together a safe environment, we can enter a space where compassion and curiosity can flourish as we follow the wisdom of the body - leading to a more expanded experience of life. We work together on issues that you identify as being important to you. I listen, reflect, ask questions, offer challenges, give perspectives and support you to identify and develop strategies and coping skills I'm a Ce