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Our therapists are dedicated to helping you overcome the challenges you are facing.
Zachary is our Clinical Director and provides individual, adolescent (15 and up), adult, parenting, and transition counseling.
Education
Zachary Carlson's therapeutic approach is diverse, drawing on evidence-based mindfulness practices and techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and emphasizing Rogerian's "Person-Centered" Therapy. His approach also draws from his formal education, which focused heavily on an Existential-Phenomenological approach, factoring in all the elements of a person's life experience to help shape the therapeutic approach around their unique set of needs.
Clinical Specialties
Paula provides individual, child, and family therapy services.
Education and Credentials
Experience. Ms. Frederick has worked in the behavioral health field for over three decades. She has worked as an administrator and director of hospital, day treatment, and outpatient clinics and programs, supervising multiple programs and clinical staff. In addition, she taught college and university-level courses at Bellevue College and Antioch University for over two decades on topics such as psychopathology/the DSM, diagnosis and assessment, introduction to addiction, and group therapy skills, among others.
Therapeutic Style. Paula works with clients of all ages and their families and particularly enjoys working with older teens, adults, and parents. She views therapy as a collaborative process, working with clients or families to achieve their goals using a philosophical and reflective perspective. She uses an integrative and holistic approach tailored to each client, drawing on her extensive and eclectic experience and training in numerous clinical practices.
Paula has traveled extensively, lived in diverse cultures, and has substantial experience and training working with many diverse cultures, family systems, and ages.
Clinic Specialties and Training
Paula's interests include travel (particularly internationally), yoga, gardening, water sports, music, walking, hiking, and biking. Paula incorporates yoga, relaxation, and other modalities, in her therapy practice.
Jami is a licensed mental health counselor passionate about helping children, adolescents, and adults navigate life's challenges. He provides individual, child, and adolescent (8 and up), adult, parenting, and gender counseling. He conducts our no-fee, 30-minute assessments with Sammamish residents and refers them for ongoing counseling services as needed.
Education
Jami's approach to counseling is rooted in evidence-based treatments, which means he relies on proven methods to provide you with effective care. (You can learn more about these approaches on our services page.)
Jami's main goal as a mental health counselor is to assess, diagnose, treat, and prevent mental illnesses. And he understands that you are much more than your mental health. That's why he brings elements from his Montessori and Comprehensive Sexuality Education backgrounds into his practice. He takes a developmental approach, helping you develop essential relational and executive functioning skills.
Jami's experience influences his evidence-based approach to his practice, where he applies research-tested strategies to promote individual growth and self-realization.
Jami completed his internship at Youth Eastside Services in Bellevue, Washington, and worked in the Bellevue and Lake Washington school districts. He is a member of the Washington Mental Health Counselor Association and the American Counseling Association.
Clinical Specialties
Jacquelyn provides individual, adolescent (16 and up), adult and gender counseling.
Education: Jacquelyn holds a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology from Argosy University. She is a Washington State Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and a certified clinical trauma specialist (CCTS).
Jacquelyn's therapeutic style is relational, person centered and trauma informed. She strives to create a supportive space for clients to find healing. She has extensive experience with helping clients navigate trauma. Jacquelyn is passionate about supporting diverse clients, including the LGBTQIA+ community.
Clinical Specialties:
LaPaige is a licensed mental health counselor passionate about helping children, adolescents, adults, and families navigate life’s challenges. She provides individual, child (4 and up), adolescent, and family counseling.
Education and Affiliations
LaPaige's approach to counseling is rooted in evidence-based treatments, which means she relies on proven methods to provide you with effective care. (You can learn more about these approaches on our services page.)
Her practice is informed by an integration of theories of human development, play therapy, attachment theory, and cognitive behavioral theory. She takes a developmental approach, helping you develop essential relational and executive functioning skills.
LaPaige completed her internship at the Pearl Street Center, a children’s long-term inpatient care in Tacoma, Washington, and HopeSparks family services.
Clinical Specialties
Jade provides individual, child (ages 4+), adolescent, and parenting counseling.
Education: Jade holds a Master of Social Work (MSW) from Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. She is a Licensed Social Work Associate Independent Clinical (LSWAIC).
Jade Ye's therapeutic approach is focused on working with children, teenagers, and their families, accompanying them on a journey toward greater self-understanding and connection with others. She believes it is a gift to support children in making the world feel less scary and confusing.
Clinical Specialties
Joan provides individual counseling for youth and teens (10 and up) and adults.
Education: Joan holds a Master of Social Work degree and a Bachelor of Arts in Human Services. Joan is a Licensed Social Worker Associate Independent Clinical.(LSWAIC)
Joan Medcalf's therapeutic approach is diverse, drawing on evidence-based mindfulness practices and techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Her approach also draws from her formal education, which focused heavily on the person in their environment and the many systems involved. In creating a strong therapeutic alliance with her clients, Joan starts where the client is and focuses on a strength-based approach.
Clinical Specialties
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