Meeting Options
Therapy in Seattle
In person at two Seattle offices, in Madison Valley and on Capitol Hill, with telehealth anywhere in Washington.
Who I See
I work with adults from their twenties into their nineties, as individuals, couples and families. You may be dealing with a specific concern, a difficult relationship or a turning point that has left you unsure what comes next.
I begin by listening to what you want for your life and what gets in the way. We look at the past without losing sight of the present, and consider the future in terms of your own hopes.
Where We Can Meet
- In person
- Two Seattle offices, in Madison Valley and on Capitol Hill, listed with addresses below
- Telehealth
- Telehealth is available to Washington State residents, including while you are traveling out of state.
- Fees
- $190 for 50 minutes, $110 for 30 minutes, free 20 to 30 minute consultation. Private pay; couples and family sessions cost the same as individual sessions.
Fifty Years in Seattle
I have spent fifty years practicing psychotherapy in the Seattle area. For 33 of those years, I also served as a CEO while remaining clinically active. I led Transitional Resources from 1986 to 1998 and Navos from 1999 to 2020.
I also taught in Seattle University’s graduate Masters in Counseling program. That history is part of what I bring to the room, but our conversations begin with your experience and the questions you want to address.
Two Offices and Three Therapy Formats
We can meet in person at either Seattle office. Individual therapy offers room for your own experience; couples therapy focuses on the relationship; family sessions bring people together to work on conflict and changing roles. My practice focuses on adults, and family sessions are for adult family members.
Madison Valley Office2331 East Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112
Capitol Hill Office601 Belmont Ave East #C2, Seattle, WA 98102
Individual TherapyA conversation centered on your experience and goals.
Couples TherapyRoom for partners to speak, listen and work on their relationship.
Family TherapyHelp with communication, conflict and changing family roles.
What I Help With
These concerns often overlap. You do not need to decide which label fits before reaching out. We can talk about what is hardest now and choose a place to begin.
AnxietyWorry, tension and a mind that keeps running ahead.
DepressionLow mood, discouragement and harsh thoughts about yourself.
Trauma and PTSDOld wounds that still shape how the present feels.
Grief and LossThe death of someone you love and other life-changing losses.
Relationship ConflictArguments that escalate and relationships that feel distant.
Self-Esteem and the Inner CriticQuestioning old beliefs about your worth and capacities.- Life TransitionsChanging roles, relationships, work and hopes for what comes next.
Divorce and SeparationDeciding, separating and finding a direction afterward.
Later LifeMeaning, relationships, loss and growth as life changes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are your offices?
My offices are at 2331 East Madison Street, Seattle, WA 98112, in Madison Valley, and 601 Belmont Ave East #C2, Seattle, WA 98102, on Capitol Hill.
Do you offer evening appointments?
Please ask about current availability when you reach out.
Do you see clients outside Seattle?
By telehealth, anywhere in Washington.