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Designed to help consumers seeking counseling or group therapy to find the right counselor, therapist, social worker or psychotherapist
in the University District of Seattle King County Washington 98105.
University District,
Roosevelt & Sand Point
Seattle, Washington
(WA) 98105
Counselors by Location
Hope and Healing Therapy
Carolann Freedman LMHC NCC (206) 633-6141
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
4500 9th Avenue NE, Suite 300, Seattle, WA 98105-4762
Niche Specialty©: Eating Disorders. Eating Disorders - anorexia, bulimia, compulsive eating, obesity, unhealthy dieting.
Location: Seattle--University District.
General Practice Area: My style is welcoming, warm and supportive. In addition to treating eating disorders, I also work with men and women 17+ seeking help with abuse, life pressures, affairs, depression, self-image, stress, personality disorders, shyness, ADD/ADHD, parenting, worry, grief, infertility, health concerns/ illness, staying in drug / alcohol recovery, gambling, cybersex, divorce or other life transitions. Please visit my website for more information, or call now to arrange a free initial 20 minute telephone consultation. [ Email Carolann Freedman ] [ to counselor - therapist website ]
Janet Edlefsen MS, LMHC (206) 524-9496
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
4026 NE 55th Street, Suite E, Seattle, WA 98105-2254
Niche Specialty©: Eating Disorders. A "non-dieting" approach to resolving eating/weight concerns.
Location: Hawthorne Hills Professional Center
Sandpoint area of NE Seattle, across from Sandpoint Metropolitan Market
General Practice Area: My primary specialty is eating disorders, including compulsive eating, bulimia, anorexia, and obesity. I advocate a "non-dieting" approach which helps a person get out of the good/bad, on/off cycle of dieting and develop a "normal relationship" with food, as well as addressing related issues of of self-esteem, body image, perfectionism, depression, etc. In addition to eating disorders, I also see people dealing with: depression and anxiety; health concerns, including chronic or life-threatening illness in self or loved ones; caring for elderly parents; grief and loss; relationship concerns. I offer individual counseling, and work with adults and older teens. [ Email Janet Edlefsen ]
Catherine Haynes MS, LMFT (206) 854-7333
Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
5502 - 34th Avenue NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Niche Specialty©: Couple or Marriage Counselor. Couple and marriage counseling
Location: Seattle--University Village area.
General Practice Area: Counseling couples: helping couples connect, heal, communicate, do conflict; balance needs for both closeness and separateness; uncover blocks to emotional and sexual intimacy; breaking out of negative patterns that leave you feeling bad; premarital counseling. Counseling individuals: connect to parts of self you lost touch with through childhood trauma or neglect, marriage, or parenting. Feel connected to your zest for life. [ Email Catherine Haynes ] [ to counselor - therapist website ]
 Forrás & McDonald Associates
John McDonald MA LMHC (206) 367-0756
Agnes Forras and John McDonald, LMHCs, "well-married" marriage counselors, practicing together for over 20 years.
10756 Exeter Ave. N.E., Seattle, WA 98125
Niche Specialty©: Couple or Marriage Counselor. Helping couples to become "well married".
Location: Northeast Seattle near Sand Point Way.
General Practice Area: COUPLES: With over 40 years experience we are still excited about our work with clients. We are especially skilled in & love working with relationship problems. Our own wonderful marriage of 30 years is our inspiration & grounds our couples and marriage counseling in solid reality. This, along with many years of training with top relationship experts, provides for our successful approach. We also work with gay and lesbian couples. GROUPS: As human relationship experts we also offer intellectually and emotionally stimulating co-ed personal development groups for educated men and women. The group is a very rich, and safe environment for creating an authentic, connected and meaningful life with other like-minded people. Your gains may include: -Overcoming your low self-esteem, -Establishing your appropriate boundaries, -Forming your clear & confident identity, -Living your deepest values & principles, -Solving problems & developing skills for healthy, happy living, -Creating both intimacy & independence in your romantic relationships, -Managing your thinking, moods, & behavior, -Learning excellent communication skills, -Alleviating your social anxiety & resolve self-defeating behaviors, -Developing more passion, courage, & commitment in your life. GROUP APPLICANTS: Please call for a free interview to discover if this is right for you. INDIVIDUALS: The above goals can be part of individual work for those unable to fit the group’s time schedule or needing a more individual focus. [ Email John McDonald ]
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Also see:
Ravenna District, just north of the University District and to the south:
Montlake, Capitol Hill and First Hill and
Madison Park, Madison Valley, Arboretum, Broadmoor, and Madrona Park neighborhoods.
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For Consumers of Mental Health and Addiction Services: Advice, Assessment, Counseling, Information, Resource, Service and Treatment
in the University District of Seattle Washington 98105.
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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,
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.
This page includes the Laurelhurst, University District, Sand Point and Windermere neighborhoods.
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