Theraputic & Career Services

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Adult Hybrid Vocational & Clinical Mental Health Counseling

This form of counseling is focused on helping individuals with work related stress. We will be exploring the emotional connection with career, financial stability, disability discrimination, and setting boundaries with pushy co-workers.

Teenagers use therapy for exploring complex emotions and learning how to socialize with peers in a positive manner. Therapy for Adolescents and Young Adults in Washington State.

Home Based Adolescents Hybrid Vocational & Clinical Mental Health Counseling

Teenagers are always impressing me with their hopes and desires for the future. I work with teens on problem solving what jobs they might want to explore as a young adult. Home based therapy also includes working on emotional regulation and discussing challenging topics in the comfort of their homes.

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Veteran Focused Vocational & Clinical Mental Health Counseling

In addition to the traditional counseling services I provide, this form of counseling is highly focused on veteran disabilities. I offer specialized readjustment counseling for transitioning service members and veterans into the civilian work place. Further, I will be covering the coveted Chapter 31 VR&E benefits.

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Career Coaching

I also offer non-clinical services that focus on navigating resume development, job interviewing techniques, how to negotiate a higher raise, and strengthening your marketable skills.

“Whatever you want in life, other people are going to want it too. Believe in yourself enough to accept the idea that you have an equal right to it.” – Diane Sawyer