Washington

Somatic Sex Education and Sexological Bodywork

I approach therapy as a co-explorer; working with my clients to access their internal compass, identify personal values that move them through the world, and uncover inner resources they are already equipped with that can provide healing in relationship to them-self and others. I accompany clients on their path to explore life’s challenges, process losses and trauma, or examine the internal landscape that shapes who they are.

Ariga Psychological Services, LLC is a sex positive mental health private practice that is focused on individuals and partners who would like support throughout their kinky journey.

I am passionate about working with couples and individuals who are experiencing a range of challenges, both sexually and relationally. I primarily focus on couples and relationship work, sex therapy, and navigating anxiety, depression, and attachment wounds with my individual clients.

Physical therapy for pelvic health conditions and gender affirmation

wds-md.net Sexuality-friendly psychiatrist serving adults individually and in relationship (incl poly) for many issues. Some insurances; sliding scale. Buddhist/contemplative/mindfulness Jungian contemporary psychiatry training. Call for initial talk over phone to ask any questions you may have.

Psychologist in an all virtual Private Practice. Actively accepting new clients! Please reach out via my website to establish care, by either signing up directly for a video session or starting with a 15 minute free consultation phone call with me.

Individual Counseling and Psychotherapy, specializing in anxiety, meaning making, identity exploration, neurodivergence, and LGBTQIA2+.

Branching Out Wellbeing has four clinicians that specialize in trauma, neurodiversity and relationships

Individual and Relationship Therapy in Seattle, WA and across WA state.

I believe that each of us already holds a deep internal understanding of what we need and desire, and my role is to help you uncover this knowledge for yourself and your relationship(s). The therapeutic process is a collaboration through which we will explore your concerns and experiences together and find a path toward healing and clarity. We’ll do this by finding new opportunities for relating to self and other, creating new patterns, honing communication skills, and increasing awareness of your bodily and emotional experience.

I practice therapy from a compassionate, trauma-informed, and non-judgmental lens. I am a queer-, kink-, and non-monogamous-affirming therapist. In our work together, I may draw from Attachment Theory, Emotionally-Focused Therapy (EFT), Narrative Therapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Somatic Therapy, and mindfulness practices, tailoring my approach depending on your specific and unique needs.

I believe we heal by connecting to the wounded parts of ourselves and showing them acceptance and compassion. When we heal in community with others who can also show these wounds tenderness and care, we can release feelings of shame, loneliness, and fear. As a result, I believe fostering a robust support system is an integral part of the therapeutic process. In our work together, I may encourage and support you in cultivating community or connecting to support groups.