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Ballard
Loyal Heights & Crown Hill
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photo of counselor therapist Tom Eggert of Seattle WA 98107Tom Eggert Counseling
Tom Eggert  MA, LMHC  (206) 769-6377
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
2208 NW Market ST, Suite #315A, Seattle, WA 98107
Location: Two doors to the west of Starbucks in the Ballard Building, 3rd floor NE corner of the building.
General Practice Area: Relationship problems, depression counseling, family of origin issues, grief and loss counseling, addictions (addiction recovery: drugs, alcohol, sex, love addiction, eating disorders), life transitions (mid-life and other age transitions, career changes, marriage, divorce, separation and other relationship issues), total wellbeing and occupational alignment (life purpose, career passion discovery, career choices). Individual adolescents and young adults, adult men and women, couples, and families. [ Email Tom Eggert ] [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Susan Ward of Seattle WA 98107Susan Ward,  MA, LMFT, CMHS  (206) 786-0094
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
1900 Dock Place, Suite #7, Seattle, WA 98107
Location: On the corner of historic Ballard Avenue and Dock Place
General Practice Area: I provide therapeutic support to children, adolescents, individual adults, couples, and families. I work from a family systems perspective, which means I will help you explore the context of your relationships – past and present – to help you function better and increase your personal fulfillment. My work focuses on helping you uncover underlying causes and gain greater awareness and insight to find solutions, rather than merely addressing symptoms. My areas of practice include: Adjustment issues, Anxiety, Depression and Mood Disorders, Family issues, Foster families / adoptive families, Grief and loss, Life Transitions, Marital/couples issues, Parenting support and coaching, Reactive Attachment Disorder, Relationship issues, Suicide Ideation, and Trauma Recovery. I utilize techniques from a variety of theoretical perspectives, including cognitive behavioral therapy, art therapy, and play therapy. [ Email Susan Ward ] [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Robin Gray of Seattle WA 98107Robin Gray,  Ph D, LMFT  (206) 781-6446
Licensed Psychologist and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
1801 NW Market St., Suite #308, Seattle, WA 98107
Niche Specialty©: Anxiety, Worry, and Stress Management Counseling. Research shows that people often seek help from family physicians for symptoms of anxiety or depression. My office is based in a family medicine clinic and consequently I see many clients whose lives are negatively effected by anxiety or worry. I work collaboratively with clients, and their physician when appropriate, to reduce or resolve the problems related to anxiety. I use a combination of talk therapy, anxiety reduction techniques and biblio-therapy.
Location: My office is in the Ballard Medical Plaza Building next to the emergency room of Swedish Hospital Ballard.
General Practice Area: I offer strength based counseling to individuals, couples and families experiencing life crises and/or transitions. This can be young adults leaving home, aging parent concerns, illness, divorce or death. Other areas I work with include depression, anxiety, and children or adolescents experiencing problems. I ask frequently about the process of effectiveness of therapy to be sure we continue to work on issues that are useful and important to you. In addition I am an AAMFT approved supervisor and offer supervision to clinicians seeking hours toward licensure and those working toward approved supervision status. [ Email Robin Gray ]  [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Clayton Marsh of Seattle WA 98107
Clayton Marsh  M.A. LMFTA AT  (206) 832-9436
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
700 NW 42nd St., Suite #330, Seattle, WA 98107
Location: My office is located on the corner of 3rd Avenue and Blanchard in the Markham Building, across the street from the Crocodile and Mexican Consulate.
General Practice Area: I am a Individual, Couple & Marriage Therapist, and an Art Therapist. My approach to therapy is what's called poly-theoretical. This means that I use many different treatment approaches (such as CBT [Cognitive / Behavioral Therapy], Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy, Mindfulness, Jungian, and a blend of Feminist & Humanistic Theories). My focus with my clients is working with individuals and couples who have experienced issues pertaining to trauma from (emotional, physical or sexual) abuse, loss and grief, anxiety, panic, depression, bi-polar disorders, and a variety of other life change issues, such as occupational change or transitions; which include pre-marriage counseling, parenting, separation, and divorce. A special focus of mine is that I also work closely with men, working through issues of personal change, parenting, and issues related to relationship management, communication, emotional growth and connectedness, and issues of intimacy with their spouses or partners. Special interests of mine include: treatment of anxiety, depression, and panic disorders, grief & loss, trauma, physical, emotional & sexual abuse, relationship difficulties, life transitions, job and occupational stress, men's issues, sexual addictions, and parenting skills, with a primary emphasis on couples issues through verbal and art therapies. [ Email Clayton Marsh ]  [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Gillian Marrah of Seattle WA 98107Gillian Marrah,  MSW, LMHC, LICSW  (206) 633-5864
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
6734 8th Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Location: Centrally located in Ballard on a major arterial and bus line. Near 70th on 8th Ave NW.
General Practice Area: In practice since 1980, I work with adults, teens and children. Offering individual, couples, family and group therapy sessions. I use a large variety of counseling modalities which includes transactional analysis, transpersonal, and canine assisted therapy. I also offer all therapy services including Equine assisted therapy and personal healing retreats at Blackbird Pond on Whidbey Island. I help people heal: family of origin issues, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, addictions, relationship and sexual issues, PTSD, spritual, etc. [ Email Gillian Marrah ]


photo of counselor therapist Sarah Palmer of Seattle WA 98107Sarah Palmer,  MA, LMHCA  (206) 459-3690
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate
5308 Ballard Avenue NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Location: 5308 Ballard Ave NW
General Practice Area: I work with adults, adolescents, children, and families concerning relationship problems, trauma, depression, anxiety, transitions to parenthood, and pregnancy and post-partum mood disorders. Everyone is vulnerable to hurtful experiences and emotional distress, yet everyone has the potential to make lasting and meaningful changes. My therapeutic approach is a blend of psychodynamic, attachment, relational, and cognitive/behavioral theories. Your specific concerns may lead us to explore any number personal things including aspects of your past, family history, conscious and unconscious feelings and beliefs, as well as what you are thinking, feeling, and doing in your life right now. Therapy is about creating a safe place to explore the challenging, difficult, and sometimes painful issues that get in the way of you living a fulfilled life. Therapy is an opportunity for you to make changes and to build a stronger relationship to yourself and to others while creating a new understanding of present and past concerns. [ Email Sarah Palmer ]  [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]
    



photo of counselor therapist Allison Puryear of Seattle WA 98107 Allison Puryear  MSW LICSW  (206) 972-0898
Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker
1900 NW Dock Place, Suite 2, Seattle, WA 98107
Niche Specialty©: Eating Disorders. I love working with people with eating disorders because they tend to be intelligent, sensitive, driven people who accomplish so much once their anxious energy is channeled in a healthy way.
Location: On the corner of Ballard Ave and Dock Place
General Practice Area: I specialize in helping people recover from eating disorders, sexual trauma, and/or anxiety disorders. The obsessiveness and lack of control of an eating disorder, the emotional roller-coaster of sexual trauma, and the frantic feeling associated with anxiety don't have to be a part of your life forever. I've had the opportunity to work with people struggling with these issues since 1998 and have seen clients work through them and live healthy, happy lives full of meaning and purpose. I use a mix of cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and interpersonal theory. I'm firm but compassionate and I am committed to my clients' healing. [ Email Allison Puryear ]  [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]

  

photo of counselor therapist Julie Reynolds of Seattle WA 98107Julie Reynolds  MA LMHCA  (206) 353-9037
Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate
1800 NW Market ST, Suite #200, Seattle, WA 98107
Niche Specialty©: Couple or Marriage Counselor. I help couples reconnect to each other emotionally and help them turn from confusion and frustration to loving and effective allies. We work together to break negative patterns such as unproductive fighting and feelings of disconnection in order to create a more loving and successful union. I work with couples to honestly and safely address the state of the relationship and how it relates to each partner's needs and the partnership's shared vision. Some couples also ultimately come to me to help decide whether they should be together or not. We will gently and, without blame, explore your hopes and needs as well as many other issues relevant to a healthy relationship.
Location: My office is just above the flower shop Ballard Blossom on Market Street.
General Practice Area: I love working with people that I call 'hungry seekers' who are looking to clarify big theme questions like 'am I loved?/who do I love?', 'where do I belong?' and 'what am I here to do?'. Many of us feel depressed, anxious, lonely, disconnected and hopeless when life and our relationships haven't supported us to know these answers well. I work with clients to help them find a more contented way of living, loving and belonging specific to their wishes and personal style. I offer sessions on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays from 10:30am-9pm. Your first session is COMPLEMENTARY to give you the opportunity to decide if we make a good fit, risk free. [ Email Julie Reynolds ] [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Emily Whitish of Seattle WA 98107Salmon Bay Counseling
Emily Whitish,  MA, LMHC, CMHS  (206) 403-8176
Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Child Mental Health Specialist
5308 Ballard Ave NW, Suite #4, Seattle, WA 98107
Niche Specialty©: Bereavement, Grief & Loss
General Practice Area: Salmon Bay Counseling provides individual, group, and family therapy serving adolescents, adults, and families with children. In therapy, my vision is that you will grow and change in remarkable ways over time, fueling your own capacity to change and build the life that you seek. Using a Holistic Health lens, I am grounded in Existential and Family Systems Therapy and draw from Action-Oriented techniques as necessary and meaningful. My approach is designed to help you THINK about your beliefs and assumptions, to experience on a FEELING level your conflicts and struggles, and to translate your insights into ACTION by behaving in new ways in day-to-day living. Treatment Focus: Depression & Anxiety; Trauma, Grief and Loss; Emotion Regulation; Distress Tolerance; Suicide Prevention/Crisis Intervention; Risk Assessment; Interpersonal Relationships; Motivational Enhancement; Terminal Illness/Medical Diagnosis; Adolescent Therapy. [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


photo of counselor therapist Robert Deeble of Seattle WA 98107Folktown Counseling
Robert Deeble  MA LMHC  (206) 274-5889
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
1900 Dock Place, Suite #3, Seattle, WA 98107
Niche Specialty©: Christian Counselors
Location: The Dock Street Building, upstairs at the corner of Dock and Ballard Ave (enter from the Dock st. entrance).
General Practice Area: Folktown Counseling is a private practice located in the historic neighborhood of Ballard/Seattle helping individuals and couples find greater meaning in their lives. As a licensed mental health counselor I offer traditional psychotherapy to assist clients in furthering their growth and exploring their problem(s). I strive to address the whole person over any one presenting problem as it is my belief that the experience of counseling should not only support clients in their hardships, but also celebrate the beauty of their life. I provide depression counseling, anxiety counseling, couples and marriage counseling, and counseling for post tramatic stress disorder (PTSD), trauma and general relationship problems. I am eligible for most forms of insurance reimbursement and would be happy to assist you in verifying your coverage. Please call or email to set up an appointment. [ Email Robert Deeble ] [ Go to counselor - therapist website ]


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Also see: Northwest Seattle   Freemont to the eastMagnolia to the southQueen Anne Hill to the southeast.


For Consumers of Mental Health and Addiction Services: Advice, Assessment, Counseling,  Information, Resource, Service and Treatment in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, Washington 98107, 98117.

With the counselor locator service, counselors can be located by name, geographic area, or niche specialty.  The counseling specialty areas include: addictions, anxiety and worry, career work & money, children and adolescents, communication, couples counseling, marriage counseling, creativity problems, depression, divorce, family, gays, lesbians & transsexuals, health problems, men's issues, mental health (chronic problems),  relationships, sexual issues, transitions (life changes), trauma (when awful things happen), women's issues, and other issues not covered elsewhere.

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