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As a therapist, I aim to provide a safe and supportive environment to look at the inner workings of yourself and also process the various things that impact your life on an individual and structural level. I’ve worked across levels of care, including IOP and inpatient hospital settings, supporting teens and adults of various backgrounds navigating mental health challenges, trauma, and dual diagnoses. My background in trauma-informed case management with immigrants and refugees and research on women of color at predominantly White institutions shapes my systems-aware, culturally responsive approach in addition to my lived experience.

Danielle Wiggins, founder of Space Takes Practice, offers trauma-informed somatic, EMDR, grief, OCD, and movement therapy.

You have a story about yourself — about who you are, what you're capable of, what you deserve. Chances are, you didn't write all of it. Parts came from your family, your culture, old wounds, expectations you never agreed to. And chances are, some of that story no longer fits. I come to psychotherapy from an unusual place: a background in literature and literary theory, and twenty years of teaching and counseling before I ever became a therapist. That means I listen differently. I pay close attention to the language you use, the stories you tell about yourself, and the larger narratives — familial, generational, cultural, even unconscious — that have been shaping you long before you had a say in the matter. Together, we co-author something new. Not by erasing your history, but by loosening its grip — finding the parts of the old story that were never really true, and uncovering resources you didn't know you had to build the life you actually want. Sexuality often has a central role in this work; it's rarely peripheral to who we are and who we're becoming, and I make room for it accordingly. I work most often with anxiety, depression, mood disorders, personality disorders, and relationship conflict — but more than any diagnosis, I'm interested in the story underneath it, and in helping you become its author instead of its subject. If this resonates, I'd love to talk.

I have worked at every level of intervention in mental health. From ongoing, maintenance counseling to helping people struggling with life and death in the community and in the hospital settings. I use person-centered counseling, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and psychodynamic counseling modalities. Sometimes, I use them individually but mostly I use a balance of all three modalities. I enjoy helping clients gain insight into their life, their life patterns and to identify the best ways for the client to create a more functional and satisfying life.

Hi! I’m Elise, an Associate Clinical Social Worker with five years of experience in the mental health field. I have worked across a variety of treatment settings, including residential, partial hospitalization, and intensive outpatient care. I work with Individuals, couples, adolescents and children. I utilize a trauma-informed and eclectic approach, blending evidence-based therapies such as CBT, ACT, and DBT, while also drawing from Compassion-Focused Therapy to help cultivate your compassionate self and guide you toward treating yourself with the kindness you deserve. For trauma-focused work I pull from DBT and CPT to help my clients gain relief from the hold that trauma may have on them. I also have specialized training in OCD and Eating disorders and am a HAES aligned Clinician. In my work with couples, I utilize techniques derived from the Gottman Method and EFT. I value using humor in therapy and prioritize building strong relationships with my clients so they feel heard, seen, and supported in a nonjudgmental environment. I also find it important to bring attention to the cultural and systemic forces that may shape how you view yourself, helping to ‘zoom out’ and gain a broader understanding of your experiences. Outside of work, I enjoy hanging out with my cat, hiking, spending time at the beach, and diving into my latest library find. I believe that bringing curiosity, balance, and compassion into life is just as important as the therapeutic work, and I aim to model that approach with the clients I work with.

Creative Now Therapy provides Somatic Psychotherapy in Kingston, NY, offering a holistic, body-centered approach to healing. Led by Cris Maria Fort Garcés, a clinically trained and spiritually grounded psychotherapist, the practice blends somatic work, Gestalt therapy, shadow work, and creative expression. Sessions support clients dealing with stress, trauma, anxiety, and life transitions by strengthening mind-body awareness and emotional resilience. Through personalized care, clients are guided toward deeper self-understanding, integration, and lasting emotional and psychological transformation.

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Play Therapist, and Certified LEGO Serious Play Facilitator. I offer a specialized playroom designed to support engaging, developmentally appropriate work with children, teens, and families. I help clients navigate emotional and behavioral regulation challenges, anxiety, low self-esteem, trauma, parenting stress, and neurodevelopmental differences, including ADHD, Autism, and learning differences. I also support individuals and couples working through relationship and attachment concerns, as well as life transitions across all stages of development. My work extends to women seeking greater emotional balance and clarity, couples looking to strengthen communication and connection, and families striving for more harmony and cohesion. I specialize in working with children, teens, young adults, adults, couples, and families, with focused support in women’s wellness, divorce transitions, and families of individuals with special needs, all through an integrated, brain-based approach to care.

Stephanie Poole is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach, and the founder of Sitting in Sisterhood, offering Therapy for Moms in Denver, CO. She specializes in Perinatal & Pregnancy Therapy, Postpartum Depression Therapy, Fertility Therapy for Women, Health Coaching for Women, and Emotional Eating Therapy. Stephanie is passionate about supporting overwhelmed moms as they reclaim their well-being and inner strength. As a mother herself, she understands burnout, guilt, and the struggle of balancing motherhood with personal needs. Through compassionate, evidence-based care, she helps women experience motherhood and postpartum in a way that truly feels good—empowering them to thrive without sacrificing themselves.

I am a bilingual first-generation Latina. I support adults and couples healing from complex trauma, parentification, & emotionally immature family systems that continue to impact self-worth, boundaries, & relationships. I approach therapy from a family systems, cultural, and relational lens. I primarily use experiential, or "bottom-up," approaches such as EMDR, parts work, and somatic techniques. I am also trained in Relational Life Therapy Level 1, an approach to couples work that focuses on understanding the deeper relational patterns underneath conflict, disconnection, & communication struggles

Cascadia Bountiful-Life is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Bremerton, WA, dedicated to helping adults build a healthier, more stable life in recovery. We provide affordable, person-centered counseling and education for substance use challenges, focusing on the whole person—not just the addiction. Our experienced team works alongside each client to create an individualized treatment plan that fits their needs, schedule, and goals. Whether you are just starting your recovery journey or need ongoing support, we offer a safe, respectful, and nonjudgmental environment where hope and healing can grow.