Everett Therapists specializing in Gender Identity

Mekenzie Sutton

I specialize in working with folks around all things eating disorders and disordered eating, helping to rebuild innate trust with the body, and healing relationship to food, through a Health at Every Size, Intuitive Eating, Body Trust, and social justice framework. Because I am a therapist and Certified Nutritionist, I also enjoy working with folks for many nutrition and mental health related reasons, all through weight-neutral approach that does not equate weight with health.

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Jessica Mitchell

I work with individuals ages 16+. I currently work with individuals experiencing trauma, depression, anxiety, life transitions, relational issues, shame, body issues, self exploration. I work through a multi-cultural, trauma informed, body positive, gender affirming, LGBTQA+ lens. Throughout our work together, I aim to help you identify and celebrate your strengths and encourage insight, willingness, and bravery in exploring places of growth and vulnerability to make meaningful changes.

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Karla Kurtz

I enjoy working with adolescents, teens, & adults while providing individual, family & couples counseling. I use various therapeutic approaches based on the unique needs of each client. I also have experience treating a variety of symptoms, diagnoses, & issues. I'm proud to provide a non-judgmental environment for many different types of people & lifestyles. I truly believe that it's incredibly important to love & accept yourself, regardless of where you are in your journey of self-improvement.

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Cathy Harrington

I enjoy working with adults who have experienced trauma and want to understand how it impacts their daily experiences. I also love working with people who are discriminated against because of identities they hold, and I recognize that this discrimination impacts every area of life and creates unique challenges. I strive to provide anti-racist and LGBTQIA+ affirming care for all my clients. Ultimately, I work with people who are having a hard time and need some therapeutic support.

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Emily Hansen

Being human is hard, and at times confusing and isolating. Whatever you’re struggling with, you don’t have to do it alone. I believe therapy is a collaborative process. You and I will work together to tackle the roadblocks and obstacles you have been encountering. Anxiety, shame, body image, and trauma are just a few challenges that can hold us back—and are also things we can heal from together.

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Emily Schumacher

These past two years alone have brought up a tremendous amount of grief, trauma, and heavy conversations for a lot of us. Choosing to engage in therapy is a wonderful decision that can help you navigate and heal from the many things that life throws your way. This can bring up challenges and even opportunities, but having a trustful ear is something I hope to be for you.

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Brittany VelaBorja

You feel misunderstood and unheard. College/work stresses you out, family conflict makes you anxious, and sometimes things feel impossible. As a young adult, you feel a weight on your shoulders. You’ve got people telling you what to do and trying to run your life. You’re confused and overwhelmed. You’re at this awkward stage, where you’re technically an adult but maybe you don’t feel ready for all of the responsibilities of adulthood.

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Caera Gramore

I am a gender affirming, LGBTQIA+ friendly, poly friendly, diverse-ability affirming, sex positive, body positive, sex worker friendly, culturally inclusive therapist. I have enjoyed working with members of various populations, including LGBTQIA+ people, people with disabilities and/or chronic illness, unhoused people, and systems-involved people.

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Rae Rome

My services are for folks of any gender who are curious to explore their relationship and/or family dynamics. I am especially eager to work with individuals who are curious about what they may perceive as chronic relational challenges. Using a trauma and attachment informed lens, we will explore how our early attachment experiences with caregivers shape the interpersonal habits and behaviors we can carry throughout the lifespan.

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Kaela Koepke

If you don't want to feel alone anymore and are ready to do the work of sorting through, making sense of, and transforming your pain and darkness into a more embodied, joyful life, I would love to support you. Healing and alchemy happens when there is a safe person to guide, witness, support, and celebrate the highs and lows of your healing journey. We all carry trauma in our body in different ways; no one is immune to pain and suffering. Healing is possible and you deserve that.

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Patrick Moll-Nevins

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Taylor Saunders

I strongly believe that there is no one “right” way to have a body or mind. Neurodiversity and body-diversity are the principles on which my work is founded. As a cis (she/her), white, bi, fat, able-bodied clinician it is important to me that my work with clients is anti-oppressive. There will be times in our sessions that you may challenge yourself, so it is extremely important that you feel safe, supported, and seen.

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Jess Paquin

I will unite with you to explore ways in which your experiences and current life circumstances may be leaving you feeling empty, unfulfilled, or lost. I am here to support you through this and to use your unique strengths as a basis for growth. I am a strengths-based, person-centered, and relational therapist. I emphasize our relationship as a container for change and believe that healing can occur in many different ways, therapy being one of these routes.

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Sydney Trask (Ardent)

My clients will appreciate therapy that is both gentle and contains challenging questions and emotional exploration. It's my belief that everyone retains capacity for change at every point in their lives. If change is something you are hoping for, I sincerely believe that with what is within your control, change is possible. This belief is accompanied by the ever-present need to rest and be patient with oneself. If you are interested in this kind of care, please reach out.

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Elisha Geers

Many of us feel stuck, paralyzed, or just underwhelmed, with no clear idea of why. This can show up in difficulty with sleep, pulling away from loved ones, demotivated at work, and feeling bad about ourselves. Often there are underlying beliefs, thoughts, and feelings that are worth attending to. Therapy is a unique experience that allows for increasing self-awareness and expanding our capacity for more meaningful life experiences, all in a safe space.

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Becky Robbins

You are ready to dive in and explore the inner workings of your life in order to understand, heal, and thrive. You may find my services particularly effective if you are: - going through transition (career/livelihood, relational, geographical, physical, gender, financial, and so on), - wanting to heal past traumatic experiences, - seeking support for: learning or acquired physical disabilities, stress, anxiety, depression. *I do NOT accept or bill any insurances.

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Valentinya Germer

I work with youth 13+ and adults across the lifespan. I provide LGBTQIA+ and gender affirming mental health therapy; provide support in navigating and exploring: relationship to self and others (sex and body positive, ethical non-monogamy and poly affirming), anxiety, depression, trauma, family of origin, disability, chronic-illness, grief, life transitions and challenges. I'm passionate about bringing an intersectional, anti-oppressive approach to therapy.

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