Greetings, my name is Jacky Jaeok Kim and my Korean name translates to “pearl of wisdom” in my native tongue. I’m also a 1st generation Korean immigrant to the US, a proud dog mom, an insatiable polymath, a technology advocate, and a person of many facets with a lifetime’s worth of stories under my belt. As a former DACA recipient and survivor of SA, I carry a deep understanding of resilience and hope with me in everything I do. I have 11 years of experience in the mental health/medical field and community-based work. My journey began advocating for the civil rights and safety of individuals in the criminal justice system with Orleans Public Defenders. From there, I expanded my work to serve diverse populations in juvenile justice, education, hospital systems and more. A formative experience in my career was a summer spent fly-fishing and working alongside grizzlies in Katmai National Park, where I was in complete reverence to Mother Nature and the remoteness of the Alaskan wilderness. This eventually led me to the Yukon-Kuskokwim region of Western Alaska upon receiving my MSW, where I worked as an itinerant social worker among the Yup’ik population. This experience deepened my respect for the indigenous way of life and reinforced my life’s commitment to providing meaningful, excellent patient care and therapy in rural settings.

Yes, I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor with over 14 years of experience — but first, I’m a human who understands that life can feel overwhelming, confusing, and deeply challenging at times. Therapy isn’t just about talking to someone; it’s about working with someone who understands how complex and challenging life can be. I show up exactly where you are, a safe space free of judgement and profound understanding. I work with adults facing anxiety, relationship stress, life transitions, and the quiet internal battles that don’t always show on the outside. Many of the people I see are capable and responsible, yet feel overwhelmed, stuck in patterns, or unsure how to move forward. I’m deeply dedicated to meeting people exactly where they are — without judgment — while also helping them grow. Therapy with me isn’t just about talking; it’s about understanding yourself more clearly and learning tools you can begin using immediately. I blend practical strategies with deeper emotional work so that insight turns into real-life change. My goal is to help you feel more steady, more self-aware, and more confident navigating your relationships and your life.

Hello, I'm Kim. Are you looking for ways to build a life worth living? I am happy and privileged to be a part of your journey for change. I have a passion for helping clients find an emotional balance and happiness in their lives. I will work with you to reach your goals through an open-minded and caring alliance. I work with you to help you build a life worth living, guiding you to the goals and contentment you seek. We will work together in a supportive environment on this journey toward change. I believe in helping clients find ways to jumpstart their change in a goal-oriented manner. Clients and I work together to set goals that help them move forward. Using cognitive-behavioral therapy and other counseling methods, I will help you find the path for change that works for you in an understanding and caring environment. Whether you are dealing with trauma, anxiety, depression, life changes, or relationship issues, I would be honored to help you discover a path to healing. Congratulations on taking the first step toward therapy and a happier future.

When life shifts, your body often feels it first. You might experience a "heavy" fatigue, or a nervous system that feels permanently stuck in "fight or flight." It can be difficult to find the best tools to manage life's challenges, but learning how to regulate your mind and body can significantly improve your quality of life. I'm Meghan, a Counselor specializing in Somatic-Informed Therapy. I believe that true resilience isn't just "mind over matter"—it's learning to listen to what your body is telling you. My approach combines traditional clinical insight with somatic (body-based) tools and mind-body techniques. We won't just analyze your stress; we will work to discharge it from your nervous system. Whether you are navigating something new or seeking new coping tools, I provide a grounded space to help you reconnect with yourself.

I'm Ashley Cross, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board-Approved Clinical Supervisor with over 15 years of experience helping adults navigate anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, life transitions, stress, and other emotional challenges. I believe therapy should be a place where you feel safe, supported, and free from judgment. My approach is compassionate, collaborative, and tailored to your unique needs and goals. Together, we'll work to better understand the challenges you're facing, build effective coping skills, and create meaningful, lasting changes that support your overall well-being and help you move toward a more balanced and fulfilling life.

I’m passionate about supporting adults navigating life with anxiety, depression, chronic illness, disability, complex family dynamics, grief, and life transitions. I also work a lot with clients who are neurodivergent or part of the LGBTQ+ community. I know how important it is to feel truly seen, heard, and understood. I combine personal life experiences with evidence based strategies to help you achieve your treatment goals.

My name is Meghan Jensen, and I am a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC) in 13 states, where I support clients, couples, and families in navigating a variety of life's challenges. Over the past eight years, I have worked in residential treatment, school counseling, and intensive outpatient settings. I am passionate about working with children, adolescents, adults, couples, and families by helping them navigate anxiety, trauma, depression, stress, and life transitions. I believe in creating a collaborative strengths-based therapeutic environment that empowers individuals and families to build resilience and develop meaningful, lasting change. I earned my Master's Degree in Counseling from the University of Wyoming with an emphasis in Play Therapy and Psychotherapy and am currently pursuing my PhD in Developmental Psychology. My clinical training includes Adlerian and Child-Based Play Therapy, Internal Family Systems, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, and Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. I enjoy integrating evidence-based approaches to meet each client's unique needs.

I'm Anabel, a clinical social worker and certified trauma therapist in TX and WA states. I work with people who are really good at holding it all together — until they're not. If you're exhausted in a way that's hard to explain, carrying more than your share, and wondering if this is just what life feels like now — this is the space I built for that. I work with adults who are holding everything together — managing responsibilities, relationships, and internal pressure — while quietly wondering why it all still feels so hard. My practice, Surviving to Thriving, exists for people who are ready to stop white-knuckling their way through life and start actually living it.

Clients shouldn't have to be in therapy forever! Together, we'll co-create a balanced approach combining active listening with practical techniques, helping you reclaim your narrative and overcome obstacles. My clinical and holistic approach aims for deeper alignment and fulfillment—think more water, less soda. As an LCSW, I'm trained in EMDR, certified in Theta Healing, Reiki, Transformational Life Coaching, and Therapeutic Touch, and am a Master Practitioner in Neuro Linguistic Programming, Hypnotherapy, and Time Line Therapy. I provide a compassionate, judgment-free space to explore your wants, needs, and emotions. You know yourself best, and our work is about uncovering your truths rather than imposing mine. Together, we'll determine the tools and approaches that best suit your needs, ensuring you feel heard, validated, and empowered. The goal is to help you confidently manage challenges independently over time. We'll walk side-by-side, with you gradually taking the lead and me offering steady support. If you have pressing concerns, those always take precedence. Our sessions focus on understanding HOW you think, not just WHAT you think, exploring both conscious and unconscious beliefs and emotions. You'll leave with clear, actionable steps, such as mindfulness exercises, creative writing prompts, meditation, and breathwork techniques to regulate emotions and reclaim your narrative. Therapy isn't about fixing what's "broken" but enhancing alignment and fulfillment while overcoming obstacles. By focusing on your goals and measuring progress, we can eliminate stigma, leaving shame behind and empowering you toward greater self-awareness and fulfillment.

Hi, my name is Vienna Aslanian, and I have been practicing as a licensed therapist since the beginning of 2017. I chose to become a therapist after practicing in the field of social work with children and families. Witnessing the trauma and the way that trauma impacted those individual lives caused me to develop an interest in and concern for individuals struggling with PTSD and childhood trauma. Seeing the intergenerational struggles and hearing people's personal stories on the matter made me interested in the field of therapy. I have always enjoyed listening to people's stories and making a genuine connection with someone. I believe in the healing power of therapy and the importance of the therapeutic relationship. I believe in the importance of active listening and supportive guidance. I believe in the importance of empathy and nonjudgment; I value making you feel cared about and understood. I hold myself to high expectations regarding reliability and consistency in order to provide the best support and care possible. I attend training regularly on the best and most effective practices/therapeutic modalities.

I use play, mindfulness, emotionally-focused, and Attachment and Commitment in my practice. I am a strong believer that one of the only ways to come back from overwhelm is to do nothing, and the best way to do nothing is to play. I completed my internship in 2020 with the organization Child Abuse Prevention Association providing trauma informed care to adults and children via telehealth. After graduation I was a school based therapist working primarily with elementary children and their families. In that time I developed a specialty with neurodivergence. I have spent the last year working with neurodivergent children, teens, and adults here in Washington.

It is my desire to support you a long your journey. I have experience and training working with many life challenges faced by people of all ages. It is important to provide evidence based, age and developmentally appropriate therapy to meet your needs. This may look like sand tray expressive arts therapy, skills, Psychotherapy, or having family or friends to support your therapy goals. And sometimes we need to talk, I also provide talk therapy.

I offer help and support for women and teen girls who feel a constant hum of anxiety, are weighed down by depression, and/or have a harsh inner critic that longs for the freedom of a peaceful mind. You may be feeling stuck, unsure how to move forward, and in need of a safe, judgment-free space where your feelings are heard, understood, and validated. In therapy with me, you’ll receive compassionate support and evidence-based tools to better understand yourself, quiet self-criticism, feel stronger and empowered to develop healthier ways of coping with difficult transitions. My goal is to help minimize your suffering so you can feel hope again.

We all have the opportunity in our life to start fresh. During the journey, we change, grow, heal, destroy, and can improve our lives. You will experience difficulties, and you are not alone. We are not alone in this world, but we are compelled to isolate ourselves from the fear of experiencing too much pain. I have many years of clinical training with life experiences, including successes and failures, but we are not provided a how to manual at birth. I have a sense of humor, but good sound clinical judgment, so take a leap of faith.

Hello, my name is Megan, and I am a licensed mental health counselor in the state of WA who has been practicing for 10 years in the PNW. I specialize working with neurodivergent (ADHD/ ASD) individuals and their families, trauma survivors and those who struggle with depression/ self worth and anxieties. I want to commend you for having the courage and willingness to embark on this therapeutic journey to improve your well-being because taking the first step can feel uncomfortable and filled with uncertainty. I believe building a trusting therapeutic relationship is the foundation to be able to heal, develop healthy skills and have agency over your life. I aim to cultivate a safe, collaborative, and empowering space which allows you, the client, to uncover and identify personal strengths, values and interests. As well as, explore various difficulties and obstacles in your life that have made it challenging to live life effectively. My focus is not to “fix” you, nor have an agenda of how you “should” be living your life, but to walk along beside you, support you in meeting you where you are at and working on creating the life you imagined for yourself utilizining a variety of theraputic apparoaches which best meets your needs.

Hello and welcome. My name is Monica Grewal. I’m a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and I use systems thinking in my practice to foster dynamic and healthy relationships within families and couples. As a postmodern therapist, I embrace the idea that no single truth prevails, and acknowledge the fluidity of identity within the ever-changing landscapes of human experience. My mission is to create a space where inclusivity thrives, each voice is heard and respected, and healing comes from within the interconnectedness of our stories and shared experience. Drawing from my own rich tapestry of life experience as a queer immigrant woman of color, I understand the profound impact that culture and intersectionality can have on one's perspective. In my practice, I wholeheartedly embrace the client's worldview, celebrating their unique experiences and identities, while gently encouraging them to explore alternative narratives and possibilities. In the therapy room, we work together as empathetic co-authors to compose narratives that reflect your values, goals, and aspirations. I act as an enthusiastic coach, cheering from the sideline as you learn to identify strengths and skills that have been hidden or overlooked, and celebrate with you when you integrate these into their self-talk, amplifying resilience and potential for positive change. By setting clear, achievable, and trackable goals, we navigate the complex ecosystem of emotions, beliefs, and behaviors, ensuring sustainable progress and working toward a sense of homeostasis. Through the lens of narrative therapy, we dissect communication patterns, uncovering missed opportunities for connection and understanding, and challenge the dominant stories that have shaped your lives. Together, cautious and determined, we walk through the labyrinth of emotions, uncovering treasures buried in half-healed wounds. Clients learn to navigate and impact their inner landscapes, finding solace and strength in their process of self-discovery.

Painful experiences often lead people to develop protective strategies to manage overwhelming emotions. These strategies may appear as perfectionism, emotional avoidance, anger toward loved ones, or repeated involvement in unhealthy relationships. While they can offer temporary relief, they often create disconnection from oneself and others, contributing to feelings of loneliness, shame, anxiety, and depression. I am dedicated to helping individuals strengthen their sense of self worth and process traumatic experiences that contribute to insecure attachment and unhelpful patterns. I believe that although emotional wounds often occur within relationships, healing also takes place through safe and supportive connection. With compassion, courage, and a willingness to explore difficult experiences, meaningful and lasting change is possible. Healing can happen, and there is always hope.

I’m a licensed therapist with over 18 years of experience helping adults navigate burnout, anxiety, trauma, and life transitions. I work with high-functioning individuals who often appear to have it together on the outside but feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or stuck beneath the surface. Many of my clients are used to pushing through, taking care of others, and managing everything on their own—until it stops working. They come to me looking for more than just coping strategies. They want to understand what’s driving their patterns and experience real, lasting change. My approach integrates EMDR, parts work, and nervous system-focused therapy to help you move beyond surface-level solutions. Together, we work to reduce overwhelm, process unresolved experiences, and shift the patterns that keep you feeling stuck. The impact of this work is more than symptom relief. Clients often begin to feel calmer, more grounded, and clearer in their decisions. They develop a stronger sense of self, improved boundaries, and a greater ability to navigate stress without becoming overwhelmed. My goal is to create a space where you feel supported, understood, and able to make meaningful progress at a pace that feels right for you. You don’t have to keep doing this alone—change is possible, and it can feel more sustainable than you might expect.

I am passionate about working with individuals who are experiencing a moment or series of events in their life that seem difficult, unacceptable, or painful. I am here to listen, support, guide, and help you to work through those moments, as well as celebrate your wins and successes. "This too shall pass" moments are an absolute truth in life, and I look forward to working with you while they do. Currently serving the states of Washington, Pennsylvania and Maryland. In my spare time, I enjoy traveling all over the world, raising my teenager, learning Croatian, working out, trying new recipes, and spoiling my pit bulls!

Ethan McCormack, Gender Affirming Therapist, LICSW Navigating identity, self-expression, and personal growth can be deeply transformative—and I am here to provide compassionate, affirming support along the way. As a gender-affirming therapist, I specialize in helping individuals explore their identities, build resilience, and find joy in their authentic selves. With 9 years of experience and a background in Social Work and Mental Health Therapy. I work with clients of all gender identities, offering a safe and welcoming space free of judgment. My therapeutic approach integrates evidence-based practices such as Motivational Interviewing, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and narrative therapy to foster empowerment and well-being. Whether you're exploring gender identity, seeking support through transition, or navigating life’s challenges, I am dedicated to walking alongside you with understanding and respect. A firm advocate for LGBTQ+ mental health, I believe in the importance of community, visibility, and self-acceptance. When I’m not working with clients, I am taking care of my 2 tiny humans, crafting, coloring, singing, and playing softball, while finding joy in the same self-expression I encourage in others.

Hello! I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist serving clients in Washington, California, and Texas. I work with individuals, couples, and families facing a variety of challenges, including anxiety, stress, relationship concerns, and life transitions. I believe therapy should be a collaborative process tailored to your unique needs and goals. My approach is warm, compassionate, and practical, drawing from evidence-based modalities to help you gain insight, develop effective coping strategies, and create meaningful change. Seeking support is an important step, and I strive to provide a safe, nonjudgmental space where you can feel heard, supported, and empowered. I look forward to helping you move toward the life and relationships you want.

Thank you for sharing information about yourself. I'm so happy that you reached out for help. I am Michael Creech, a licensed therapist. My goal is to meet you where you are by bringing a compassionate approach backed by formal training and experience and be a part of your goals in the change process. I am very personable as well as professional and I do not believe in one-sided relationships. I have a multidisciplinary, eclectic approach to therapy in which I utilize techniques and principles from a variety of modalities to include Christian based. My counseling is geared toward treating the whole person from a biopsychosocial spiritual standpoint. I view counseling as a calling and not as a career and that it is a collaborative effort in which I learn and grow as a result of every interaction. My clients describe me as a “good listener” and as someone who “makes me think”. Some of the experiences that have contributed to my professional identity and approach to mental health treatment are my formal education at Pensacola Christian College where I received a BA in Pastoral Ministry and Liberty University where I received a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I have worked as a therapist under regulatory agencies for 6 years and have worked in Christian Ministry since my ministerial ordination in 2003. Demographics I have served have included inpatient and outpatient care, private practice, substance abuse issues, psychotic spectrum disorders, gender identity issues, personality disorders, sex addiction, family and relationship issues, depression, anxiety, PTSD, Spirituality, and men’s issues. My experiences as a combat military veteran, teacher, father, husband, and a person who has experienced my own traumas and failures have contributed to my professional development. I look forward to getting to know you!

Hi, I'm Hilary Chentow, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who believes therapy should be engaging, practical, and tailored to each individual. Before becoming a therapist, I was a teacher, and I bring that same passion for learning into my work. I help clients understand their thoughts, emotions, and nervous system while building practical skills they can use long after therapy ends. I provide telehealth therapy to adults in Pennsylvania, Washington, and Delaware.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who practiced for ten years in a nationally recognized outpatient healthcare clinic before beginning my solo practice. After completing my Bachelor’s degree in psychology at Chapman University, I decided to change careers and pursue a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy. Working for the clinic provided an extraordinary learning environment and allowed me to benefit from collaboration with amazing clinicians who share my passion to help others. I now continue to utilize the skills and experience I've accumulated to share these benefits with my clients.

I am so glad you are here. It takes courage to reach out and I want you to feel welcomed from the very first moment. You deserve a space where you can breathe, feel supported, and be met with genuine care. Clients often tell me they feel comfortable with me quickly. I show up with warmth, calm presence, and real curiosity about who you are. I listen closely to your words and also to the emotions and meaning underneath. There is room here for laughter, honesty, vulnerability, and relief. I work from a strengths based and holistic perspective because you are so much more than your struggles. I see your resilience, creativity, and the ways you have cared for others and pushed through when life felt heavy. I help you reconnect with those strengths so you can feel more grounded and confident in yourself. I also support the mind body connection. As a registered yoga instructor and mindfulness practitioner, I guide gentle grounding practices and nervous system awareness when it feels helpful. These tools can create internal steadiness that supports healing long after you leave the session. Professionally, I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker with years of experience supporting people through anxiety, stress, grief, and life transitions. My background in clinical leadership means I know how to remain steady in complex emotional moments while holding hope when things feel uncertain. I believe therapy works best when we do it together. You are the expert on your own life. My role is to walk beside you with empathy, encouragement, and the belief that change is possible. You do not need to have everything figured out. Come as you are. Here, you can feel seen and supported as you move toward a life that feels meaningful, aligned, and fully yours.