Designed to help consumers seeking counseling or group therapy to find the right counselor, therapist, social worker or psychotherapist in Madison Park, Madison Valley, the Arboretum, Broadmoor and Madrona Park area of Seattle King County Washington 98112, 98122.

(just East of Capitol Hill)
Madison Park, Madison Valley, Arboretum,
Broadmoor, and Madrona Park, Seattle, Washington
(WA) 98112, 98122

Counselors by Location

 
Paul Berkelhammer, MA, LMHC, CP  (206) 720-1500
511 28th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112
Niche Specialty©: Loneliness and feeling stuck due to loss, relationship problems, or work.
Location: Capitol Hill-Madison Park area in Seattle
General Practice Areas:  I provide in-depth psychotherapy for relationship problems, personal effectiveness, and depression.  I also hold a deep interest in problems involving conflict, anxiety, narcissistic parenting, and recovery from loss, trauma and abuse.  My training is in both analytic therapy and relational therapy.  This means I work with personality dynamics in terms of how they show up in relationship.  I bring personal qualities of consideration and responsiveness, intuition and insight.  I sometimes challenge and push, but I always listen as closely as possible.  My strong belief is that therapy should help you move toward the life you desire, to improve your sense of well-being and your relationships with others.  I am dedicated to my work and have provided reliable, effective psychotherapy to men and women since 1992.  [ to counselor - therapist website ] 
  

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Steven Gary, MA, LMHC  (206) 324-9378 Ext. 1
Arboretum Counseling
3136 E. Madison Street, Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98112-4267
Niche Specialty©: gay relationship counseling
Location: Seattle--east Capitol Hill near the Arboretum
General Practice Areas: Anxiety counseling, men's issues, gay men's issues, relationship, marriage counseling, couples counseling, second family issues, dependency, conflict, anger, and grief and loss.  Counseling for mid-life crisis, divorce, relationship breakup, intimacy in relationship, job and location change, spiritual awakening, post sobriety maturing, leaving home, gays and lesbians "coming out," (especially when married).  Therapeutic approaches include Humanistic, Family Systems, Focusing, Meditation, and Yoga.  Counseling adult men and women, couples, adolescents and groups.   [ to counselor - therapist website ]
 

Susan Goedde, MSW, LICSW  (206) 323-2090
2915 E Madison, Suite 208, Seattle, Washington 98112-4252
Niche Specialty©: helping clients manage and relieve anxiety and stress
Location: Seattle--Madison Valley-Madrona Area
General Areas of Practice: Adult individual and couple counseling to help with anxiety, depression, relationship problems, life changes and personal goal setting, coping with illness, grief and loss, recovering from childhood abuse and neglect, work stress, step parenting concerns and premarital counseling. Trained in EMDR.  [ to counselor - therapist website ]

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Laurie Greig, PhD, LMHC  (206) 963-6666
511 - 28th Avenue E., Seattle, WA 98112-41614
Location: East Capitol Hill in Seattle & on Bainbridge Island, WA.
General Practice Areas: Self esteem, body image, depression, anxiety, academic issues, eating disorders, self-mutilation, abuse, divorce.  I am known for my work with adolescents, particularly girls, and I also counsel younger children, adults and families.  Treatment modalities include talk therapy, behavioral methods and Jungian and Gestalt techniques.  I have worked for 18 years in private practice on Bainbridge Island and now offer a practice in Seattle as well.
    

Amanda Franklin, MEd, LMHC  (206) 324-0721
Epiphany Counseling Services
1805 38th Avenue, Seattle, Washington 98122-3447
Niche Specialty©: Couples and marriage counseling, including experience supporting and counseling gay and lesbian couples. 
Location: our offices are in Epiphany Episcopal Church building, not far from Cafe Flora and Bailey Boushay House.
General Practice Areas: the individual man or women, child, adolescent, couple, and family counseling.  I counsel distressed or troubled kids, alone or with their families.   Extensive family counseling experience: marriage, re-marriage, blended families, foster care, adoption issues and parenting problems and skills.  Divorce counseling for the emotional turmoil (feelings of anger, betrayal, or grief) you feel before, during and after separation and divorce and in facing an uncertain future.  What about the kids--children and divorce?  Individual issues: childhood sexual abuse, sexual abuse of all types, family of origin issues; depression counseling and anxiety counseling.  Trauma counseling including: childhood trauma (abuse, neglect, sexual abuse of a child); attempted suicide; survivors of suicide; domestic violence victims; grief and bereavement counseling;  cancer survivors; and other situations which are traumatic for the individual because they overwhelm your ability to cope.  Spiritual or religious issues.  I also do supervision of other therapists who are working toward licensure.  Weekend hours available: I also work Saturday 7:00 am to 1:00 pm.
    

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Patricia McKenney, MA, LMHC   (206) 720-1150
2811 East Madison street, Suite 205, Seattle WA 98112-4861
Location: east side of Capitol Hill in Seattle.
General Practice Areas: I provide in-depth psychotherapy for individuals and couples struggling with depression, anxiety, life changes, relationship problems and recovery from difficult childhood experiences.  We explore the past and current relational patterns, using a variety of approaches to discover pathways to desired change.  [ Send an email to Patricia McKenney ]
    

Marie McNabb, MA, LMHC   (206) 860-4893
Licensed Mental Health Counselor
2711 East Madison Suite 209 Seattle, WA 98112
Niche Specialty©: Adolescents or teenagers who are stressed out, acting out, withdrawing, depressed, anxious, failing, or fighting.
Location: Madison Valley.
General Practice Areas:  Adults, adolescents and cross cultural clients.  I help teenagers, men, women and couples who feel angry, sad or worried too much of the time. You may argue and fight with the people you love the most. You may feel lost in grief or that you will never get over a broken heart or a lost dream. You may wonder if you are reliving a difficult childhood and not moving ahead with your life. I do anxiety counseling, depression counseling, grief counseling and couples counseling or marriage counseling.   Untreated stress can lead to health problems, insomnia, relationship problems, addictions and self-harm behavior, and even to thoughts of suicide. It is hard to break patterns, to find new ways of dealing with problems. Counseling can help.  [ to counselor - therapist website ]

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Amanda Sargent, MA, RC  (206) 264-4401
2800 E. Madison Street, Suite 205, Seattle WA, 98112-4865
Niche Specialty©: Building low self esteem--holding onto yourself in the face of challenge
Location: Madison Valley east of Capitol Hill
General Practice Areas: Family of origin issues, intimate partnerships and work systems, coping with and overcoming depression, anxiety and inertia, developing a healthy functioning self and "growing up" in our lives. Transitions into adulthood, into and out of committed relationships, parent/child relationships, and exploring issues of sexual orientation.  Counseling for individuals--older adolescents and adults--and couples.

Also see: counselors on Capitol Hill, First Hill and Montlake.

For Consumers of Mental Health and Addiction Services: Advice, Assessment, Counseling,  Information, Resource, Service and Treatment east of Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA 98112, 98122.

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.  (Oh, and it's spelled Capitol Hill, not Capital Hill.)

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