Welcome to Ohana Counseling Center, serving Snohomish County since 2017. We
are glad you found us!
We are a Community of Counselors, Psychologists and a Psychiatric ARNP who choose to offer intelligent care to clients seeking support for holistic wellness (mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health). We each work independently, yet are united in hope that the clients we support can apply and integrate the benefits of Counseling and Psychiatric care into their daily lives, for stress relief, and to feel a greater sense of life satisfaction.
We understand the challenges of seeking and entering a Counseling environment, and commend your courage. Ohana Counseling Center and it's Providers invite you to come as you are, into our space that continually promotes a sense of respect and acceptance.
Browse our counselor's bio’s to see who might be the best fit for you. We invite you to contact Providers for more details, such as availability for new clients, any questions you may have, and info. about fees and insurance.
Research has shown that the most effective element in successful counseling work is the relationship between you and your counselor, so it is important that you find someone who you connect with and trust.
Tracey Grady, LMHC Individuals 13+, Couples, Families 206-939-7081 traceygrady@comcast.net
While I work with a variety of issues, I specialize in a holistic mind/body approach that incorporates improving client’s self-regulation (our ability to manage and respond effectively to stressors). Dysregulation most often shows up in the clients I work with as addictions, interpersonal conflict, stress, trauma, somatic concerns, and anxiety but can affect all areas of our lives. I also enjoy working with people who struggle with body image issues and have found yoga to be an effective support with this population.
For more information www.traceygradycounseling.com
Debbie Licker, LMHC Individuals 18+ and Couples 360-217-9083 debbie@seadriftcounseling.com
I enjoy working with adults 18+ and couples, and depending on the particular circumstances, incorporating family members into therapy sessions. My main focus areas are supporting clients who want to improve their relationships and sense of identity/self esteem, and counseling clients through difficult changes, choices and hardships (such as a loss of a loved one, job , a move, or other stressful events) and the impact these have on our thoughts, emotions and our physical health.
For more information www.seadriftcounseling.com
Debbie Tantrum, LMHC Adults and Late Adolescents 17+ 425-280-3851 debbie@debbietantrum.com
Young women starting in late adolescents (17+), individual adult women, and adult men with presenting issues including loss and grief, anxiety, depression, life transitions, trauma and abuse, stress, relationship struggles, self-esteem, and obsessive thoughts.
For more information www.debbietantrum.com
Deborah Kukahiko, LMHC Teens, Adults and Couples 425-320-6381 dkukahiko@nwfamilylife.org
I have enjoyed working with adults experiencing a mental health crisis and seeking stabilization. I welcome spiritually inquiring and struggling individuals. Anxiety, Depression, mood disorders, and some personality disorders are all areas I have experience. I am willing to work with individuals who are in treatment for addiction as part of a team approach to recovery, in order to address mental health issues that may be an underlying factor.
For more information https://northwestfamilylife.org/deborah-kukahiko-ma-lmhca/
Danielle Parsons, LMFT
Individuals 13+, Couples and Families 425-202-5967 daniellep@alohacompassionatecounseling.com
I work with individuals (teens 13+), couples and families. The areas that I specialize in are grief and loss, trauma, depression, self-esteem and life transitions.
For more information https://www.alohacompassionatecounseling.com/about-me
Madison Boyce, LMHC Individuals age 14+ 425-249-6362 madisonboyce@gmail.com
I work with individuals from the age of 14 and up struggling with issues of self-worth, trauma, interpersonal conflict, and those who just feel ‘stuck’ in life.
For more information https://care.headway.co/providers/madison-boyce
Kristen Brashear, Psy.D, LMHCA Children, Adolescents, Adults and Couples (360) 299-5853 Bloomingself@protonmail.com
I work with children, adolescents, adults, and couples, LGBT+ safe space. I work with children in the areas of behavior, trauma, anxiety, depression, and ADHD. I also offer parent coaching. I work with adolescents on the areas of anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD and identity formation. I work with adults and couples in the areas of anxiety, depression, trauma, ADHD, and transitional issues such as divorce, retirement, and catastrophic illness (including issues related to care giving).
For more information https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kristen-michelle-brashear-marysville-wa/894412
Jordan Long, LMHCA, LSWAIC Individuals age 12+ 425-405-2216
jordan@tailoredtherapysolutions.us
I work with individuals (ages 12+) seeking support with managing and reducing symptoms of anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, and suicidality. I have experience working with service members, military spouses, military children, and veterans. Additionally, I work with those serving in chronically high-stress work environments, including law enforcement and first responders.
For more information https://www.tailoredtherapysolutions.us/#home
Hillary D. Russell, PhD Adult Individual Therapy and Child/Adolescent/Adult Psychological Evaluations hillaryrussell@hushmail.com 425-312-1110
I am a licensed clinical psychologist with over 12 years of experience. I have worked with adolescents, adults, couples and families walking through a variety of life events. I offer an integrative, strengths-based approach to patient care and have experience in the treatment of chronic health conditions, insomnia, complex trauma, bipolar disorder, anxiety, depression, grief/loss, and facing unexpected life stressors. Approaches to treatment are from training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), Lifespan Integration, and Cognitive Processing Therapy for PTSD (CPT-PTSD).
Finally, I offer comprehensive psychological evaluations for diagnostic clarification and cognitive assessments, including evaluations in cognitive functioning, attention/concentration and learning disability
For more information https://care.headway.co/providers/hillary-russell
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Crystal Pulido, LMHC Individuals age 16+ 206-824-5554 binnaclecounseling@gmail.com
I work with individual clients age 16+ for issues related to life transitions, neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, relationships, disordered eating, body image, self-esteem, cultural identity, and trauma. My counseling approach is gentle, compassionate, and collaborative. I especially enjoy working with young adults (ranging from mature teenagers to early 30's) who are seeking a safe space for thoughtful reflection and personal growth. Please feel free to reach out for a brief, complimentary virtual or in-person Meet & Greet appointment.
For more information https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/crystal-s-pulido-seattle-wa/347611
David Chaus, MA LMHC Individuals 15+, Couples and Families 206-999-2384 dchaus@gmail.com
I provide counseling services for individuals, couples and families, dealing with any number of
issues including managing mental health symptoms (for example, depression and anxiety), life changes, self-esteem, behavioral difficulties in school and/or home, divorce or separation, bereavement, difficulties in couples or family communication and substance/alcohol dependence. I utilize an individualized approach for each client, drawing from a variety of therapeutic schools of thought.
For more information https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/david-chaus-stanwood-wa/281922
Linette Mauya, ARNP, PMHNP, BC Mental Health Nurse Practitioner 360-348-1048 book online at http://www.bokelynhealthassociates.com/
I am a board-certified Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner in the state of Washington. l believe in a holistic approach, meaning I provide support that looks at the whole person, not just their mental health needs. The treatment plan I develop with you will consider your physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. This holistic approach is crucial in addressing the primary cause of your problem rather than just addressing your symptoms and helping to find a long-term solution to existing illness while letting you as the patient take control of your treatment.
