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| FOLKTOWN COUNSELING we are currently providing tele-health (online) or in-person sessions (when appropriate) during the Covid-19 crisis. We are a private practice located in the Ballard neighborhoods of Seattle helping individuals and couples lead more meaningful lives. As licensed mental health counselors we offer relational psychotherapy to assist clients in their personal growth and to explore with them their problem(s). |
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ROBERT E. DEEBLE, LMHC • THERAPIST / CLINICAL SUPERVISOR
I am a licensed mental health counselor and clinical supervisor in the State of Washington. I have been in private practice since 2005 and work primarily with adults, either as individuals or as couples. I hold a masters in Counseling Psychology from the Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. My training is based in relational psychotherapy. Additionally I am informed by a psychoanalytic perspective and a member of the NW Center for Psychoanalytic Study. My goal in counseling is to help my clients grow as people. From within that perspective I address many common issues such as depression, anxiety, relationships, addiction, food behaviors and mental health disorders. I hold a Masters in Counseling Psychology and a bachelor's in Communication.
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EMILY DAVINROY, MA, LMHCA * Adult & Child Therapy
I am a psychotherapist in the Ballard area working with children,
adolescents, and adults. I work with clients around relationships,
anxiety, depression, trauma (past and present), self-esteem, and other
psychological concerns. My approach to therapy is relational and psychodynamic, which means
that I am interested in the ways that our relationships have shaped both
how we interact with others as well as how we have come to understand
ourselves. I believe that therapy is a unique relational process and an intentional
space where we can begin to explore some of these patterns together so
that you can move towards a more integrated sense of self, and more
confidence and fulfillment in your relationships.
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KELSEY LAW, LMHC • Adults & Adolescents in Ballard
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am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate providing adult and
adolescent counseling in Ballard. I treat clients struggling with
relationships, emotional disturbance, depression and/or anxiety, trauma
(past or present), family of origin concerns, and difficult life
transitions. My approach is relational and psychodynamic; this means I
believe our unconscious mind and history of relational experiences shape
the way we live and interact day to day. I hold a Master’s in
Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
and a Bachelors in Psychology from Azusa Pacific University. |
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ALLISON LUXTON, LMHCA • Adults & Adolescents in Ballard
I am a Mental Health Counselor Associate working with adults and
adolescents in Ballard. My goal as a therapist is to support clients
with what they experience in life, as well as make key connections to
the past and present to bring healthy change. Believing the therapeutic
journey supports individual growth, I address common issues such as
depression, sexual abuse, addiction, mental health, and relationships. I
follow a relational psychodynamic
approach with a focus on attachment, narrative, and family systems. I
hold a Master’s in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of
Theology and Psychology, BA in Human Services, and AA in Early
Childhood Education.
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PHILIP FARISH, LMHC • Adults in Ballard
I am a Licensed Psychotherapist (LMHCA) in the Ballard
area, and work primarily with adults, both individually and in couples
counseling. My approach to therapy is grounded in the relational and
psychodynamic traditions. I see therapy as a process that allows us to
move closer to a more whole version of ourselves, and into more
fulfilling relationships. Through this lens I approach work with clients
around relationships, anxiety, depression, self-esteem, and other
concerns. I hold a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling
from Northwest University, and a Master of Arts (Hons.) in Psychology
from the University of Dundee (Scotland). I am a member of the North
West Center for Psychoanalytic Study and the American Counseling
Association.
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