Annabelle views therapy as a collaborative process between herself and the client, empowering the client to view themselves as an expert on their own life experience. Together, Annabelle works with clients to explore their thought patterns and behaviors that can be difficult to change and improve alone. As a Symbolic-Experiential therapist, Annabelle focuses on language and metaphors to help clients have a better understanding of their emotional experience.

Catherine’s therapeutic approach is informed by contemporary psychoanalytic thought, the ongoing development of object relations theory and an mindfulness practices. She respectively employs cognitive behavioral tools and psycho-education as needed. She has been in the field of human development for over 30 years. Catherine believes that through respectful empathic attunement, mirroring, and learning to think, wholeness, awe, and creativity can be restored.

Dr. Houser believes in delivering the most compassionate, honest and approachable level of care. He focuses on listening to the patient without judgement to provide comfort and trust. This is important in addressing complex mental health issues to understand the relationship between emotional and mental illness for positive outcomes. Dr. Houser focuses on a holistic approach to care by collaborating with the patient’s psychologist and/or personal physician.

Dr. Mouna EL-Khadiri is licensed by the State of Washington as mental health counselor (LMHC) with over 15 years of experience. She has a doctorate in clinical psychology from Roosevelt University in Chicago. She received supervised training in clinical psychology during her doctoral studies, a yearlong American Psychological Association (APA) accredited internship, and a yearlong postdoctoral fellowship. Dr. Mouna specializes in individual psychotherapy utilizing psychodynamic, humanistic, i...

Madeline specializes in Dialectical Behavior Therapy, which helps clients learn new skills to manage painful emotions and decrease conflict in relationships. DBT focuses on mindfulness, distress tolerance, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. These skills improve an individual’s ability to tolerate negative emotions, manage intense emotions and strengthen relationships by improving the ability to communicate. Madeline has worked in the field of mental health since 2007.

Milana Davydova is a licensed by the State of Washington as a Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). She graduated from the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master’s Program at Seattle University and specializes in individual psychotherapy with teens and adults. She utilizes a person-centered, strengths-based, holistic, and trauma-informed lens when working with clients. When appropriate, she employs techniques and skills from a variety of evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including Cognitive ...

Scott believes healing, wholeness and integration are possible within the therapeutic process and will respectfully partner with clients as their unique story, thoughts and feelings are explored with openness and curiosity. Scott’s therapeutic approach is informed by Relational Focused Psychodynamic Therapy, DBT, CBT, Solution-focused Therapy, Attachment Therapy, Object Relations, Client-Centered Therapy and Play Therapy. Scott received his Master of Arts in Counseling and Psychology from the...

Thavarry’s belief is that counseling is most effective when taking a collaborative and holistic approach. Every individual is unique in their needs and the time it takes to address them. She strives to create a strong, therapeutic relationship that is built on trust, respect, responsibility, empathy, attentiveness, and open-mindedness through communication. Her goal is to offer a safe and supportive space, to walk with individuals in their journey, explore aspects of the 'self' that they woul...