MSW, LICSW

Josh is passionate about providing access to high-quality therapy. He is honored to support people to recover from anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, and burnout. He is a sought-after speaker and writer on the topics of burnout and wellness, telehealth, and the Psychological Flexibility model.  

Josh has a masters degree from the University of Washington and is licensed to practice in multiple states. He is the founder and principal psychotherapist at Gemini and holds a leadership position in a large healthcare organization.

More information about Josh can be found at his website or LinkedIn profile.

MSW, LICSW

Halee believes in empowering her clients and working together to find solutions to the problems they face. Using a combination of evidence-based treatments such as cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, solution-focused therapy, and motivational interviewing, she works with people of a variety of ages facing a variety of difficulties and life changes. She specializes in grief, bereavement, and anxiety, and has extensive experience working with folks living with chronic illness. Halee received her bachelor's degree from Chapman University and her Master's Degree in Social Work from New York University. She has also completed both a fellowship and a post-master's certificate in Palliative and End-of-Life Care. Halee holds an independent clinical social work license in Washington State.

MSW, LISCW

Cathlyn believes in a collaborative approach when working with individuals. She has experience in working with individuals that struggle with depression, anxiety, stress, life transitions, trauma and burnout.  Using a variety of evidence based treatment modalities such as cognitive behavioral, acceptance and commitment, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, solution focused, she finds elements that are tailored to the goals and needs of the individual incorporating their experience as well as strengths. She has experience working across the lifespan and is available to see adolescents and adults.

She has experience working in community mental health, inpatient psychiatry and primary care. She holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from University of Washington and is currently licensed in five states. She is fluent in Spanish.

Stephen has over ten years of experience working with people on issues that include depression, anxiety, communication challenges, life transitions, relationships and stress. He utilizes treatment modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, solution-focused, strength-based, mindfulness, motivational interviewing and trauma-informed care.

Stephen's practice philosophy is "I believe that every individual has the right to be heard and we have a moral obligation to support one another. Making a meaningful connection is the first step toward fostering positive and sustainable change and helping individuals where they are at."

Stephen holds a Master’s degree of Social Work from the University of Washington and is currently licensed in six states. He works primarily with adults and older adolescents and has experience working with Veterans. He is fluent in Spanish with over eight years of experience working with Latinos.

MSW, LISCW

Allison works with people experiencing a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, stress, and grief using modalities that address both physical and emotional symptoms. She uses treatments like solution-focused collaboration, mindfulness, cognitive behavioral therapy and physical tools to help you reconnect to your strengths. It is important to her to create a healing environment where you can be your most authentic self. Therefore, she tailors treatment for each individual's unique needs, experiences, and skills.

She holds a Masters degree from the University of Michigan as well as an independent clinical social worker license in Washington.

MSW, LICSW

Katie is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker, earning her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Washington. She enjoys serving individuals or families throughout life transitions, including anxiety, depression, self-care, stress reduction, communication, life-limiting illnesses, end-of-life transitions, disability, and grief & loss. Katie uses strength-based, solution focused, CBT and mindfulness approaches to assist in looking at life’s difficulties in a different way.

Whether someone is feeling overwhelmed or just in need of a little guidance on what the next step should be, Katie is there to join with you, where you are, and help to find a path forward.

MSW, LSWAIC

Elizabeth believes in approaching her work with individuals from a lens that incorporates the mind, body, and culture. She has experience in working with individuals that struggle with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, and family conflict. Integrating treatment modalities such as cognitive behavioral, motivational interviewing, mindfulness, solution focused, she creates avenues to work collaboratively with individuals to address their goals and develop a unique and individual therapeutic experience.

She holds a Master’s Degree in Social Work from University of Washington and is an independent clinical associate social worker in the state of Washington. She has experience working in community mental health, inpatient hospital, and outpatient care settings. She is conversational in Vietnamese

MSW, LSWAIC

Liz (she/her) is passionate about providing a safe and equitable space for clients to begin or continue their healing journey. She works with a variety of individuals, including those who wish to engage in trauma processing, religious trauma, LGBTQ+ issues, anxiety, depression, grief, and addiction. Liz uses elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy, harm reduction therapy, psychodynamic psychotherapy, attachment-based therapy, mindfulness, and psychoeducation around physical grounding skills to help you cultivate your individual strengths and reconnect with yourself. Liz strives to empower clients through co-creating an individual therapy approach tailor-made to your strengths, symptoms, and goals.

She has experience in outpatient and inpatient community mental health. She received her Master's Degree in Social Work from Seattle University and currently holds an associate license in the state of Washington.

MSW, LSWAIC

Katie is an Associate Independent Clinical Social Worker and holds a Master of Social Work degree from Boise State University. She has served in the field for 12 years and welcomes populations of all demographics, ethnicities and cultures. She specializes in working with those who demonstrate complex traumas, PTSD, addiction, grief and loss, self-harm, abuse, depression and anxiety.

Katie draws from a wide-range of evidence-based treatments including, but not limited to, psychodynamic therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. She is a school social worker by day and has a passion for working with preteens, teens, and adults-alike including individuals, couples and families.

Ultimately, Katie is person-centered and strength-based at heart, providing authenticity, empathy and positive regard for her clients. Her goal is to holistically meet clients where they are and tangibly walk beside them on their journeys of healing and self-empowerment.

“True belonging doesn’t require us to change who we are; it requires us to be who we are.”

– Brene Brown

MA, LMHCA

I believe that building healthy and fulfilling relationships is the foundation of change in all areas of life. I work with both couples and individual clients in identifying and achieving personal and relational goals. In therapy we will work together to understand the struggles that a couple or individual client is facing and provide helpful tools to navigate them. I am committed to creating a safe, honest, and collaborative therapeutic space with a dash of humor, where I encourage my clients to explore and challenge their negative patterns and beliefs to produce lasting changes.

Psychotherapy is not one-size-fits-all and I believe that each couple or client has unique needs. I incorporate several theories and modalities into my therapeutic practice including Client centered therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Gottman Method, Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Attachment Theory, and Psychodynamic Theory.

I have found that once we understand why we do what we do, we can work to create lasting positive change that aligns with our true values and goals. I look forward to helping both couples and individuals to gain helpful perspective on their inner world. If you have ever found yourself thinking "something has got to change" let’s change it!

MA, LMHCA

Jaylyn is an Associate Mental Health Counselor passionate about providing a nonjudgmental and safe space for all individuals. Jaylyn has enormous compassion for people going through life’s challenges and transitions, and feels privileged to work with those who are seeking support. Through a strength-based, trauma informed and person-centered therapeutic approach, Jaylyn recognizes the importance of building a relationship with clients in order to establish realistic and attainable goals together.

Jaylyn holds a Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology with a focus in Depth Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. She also holds a leadership position at a Fortune 5 health care company.

Andy (he/him) has nearly six years of experience helping people work through anxiety, depression, addiction, gender/sexuality, communication, relationships, transition, and navigating workplace environments. He meets you where you are at with a tender ear, partnering with you to help develop a plan toward healing and growth.

Andy holds a Master’s degree of Social Work from New York University, and is dually credentialed as an Associate Clinical Social Worker (LSWAIC) and a Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP). He primarily works with adults, and the LGBTQ+ community. Some therapeutic interventions Andy brings forward include Cognitive Behavioral, Solution Focused, Strength’s Based, Harm Reduction/Abstinence, Motivational Interviewing, and Narrative Therapies.

Together we can begin to make a targeted plan forward, whether it’s looking at how to just take the next step, or if you’re thinking about going deeper about something that’s been lingering for a while.