Hi, I’m Dr. Lindsay Olson. I received my doctoral training in professional psychology from Antioch University Seattle. I completed an APA-accredited internship at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute in Salt Lake City, and a postdoctoral fellowship in clinical child psychology with the UC Davis Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. I also hold a graduate certificate in teacher training in independent schools from the Teton Science Schools. I have a varied background in science, adventure education, and teaching, which enriches my clinical practice.

As I work with clients and families, I attend to the variety of challenges they have encountered on their way to wellbeing. I view social, cultural, and historical contexts as important to both understanding these challenges and finding a way forward. I have enjoyed collaborating with caregivers of young children showing disruptive behavior, with teens grappling with their identity in the midst of anxiety and mood disorders, and with folx coming to terms with a history of trauma as they prepare for adulthood. My psychology training within inpatient, partial hospitalization, and community treatment settings broadens my perspective. The interventions I offer are informed by cognitive and behavioral principles, especially DBT, ACT, and parent training. I enjoy working with children as young as four, teens, young adults, and parents of all ages.

lindsay@lindsayolsonpsyd.com

Jess Scola, LMHCA, received her bachelor's degree in psychology from Middlebury College and her master's degree in counseling from Boston University, specializing in sport psychology. She also holds a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in school counseling. Jess has experience working with collegiate athletes, high school students and adults in diverse settings. In her private practice Jess uses evidence-based treatments including Dialectical Behavioral (DBT) informed therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). She also co-leads a DBT Skills Group for adults.

jscolacounseling@gmail.com

206-669-9503

As a clinical social worker, I am passionate about supporting my clients in discovering & embracing their most authentic selves through rejecting harmful narratives & unnecessary suffering. Together, we can work on freeing yourself from overwhelming levels of self-doubt, shame, and people pleasing tendencies.

My favorite clients to work with are those in their 20s & 30s, who are longing to strengthen their self-advocacy skills, being kinder to themselves, and/or heal from sexual trauma. You’ll leave my office with the tools & skills for applying for that job, having those uncomfortable conversations, and embracing your true self.

When I am not working, you can find me puzzling, buying books to add to my collection of books I will never end up reading, having living room dance parties, and annoying my friends by non-stop singing. I love finding ways of connecting with my body and nourishing my body with pleasure. I’m a big fan of rest, boundaries, and rejecting hustle culture.

Insurance

I am currently an out-of-network provider and do not accept any insurance. However, I am more than happy to provide you with documentation that you are able to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.

I offer 50 minute sessions for $135

Contact

joyfulrebelliontherapy@gmail.com

206-880-3351

Denise Walker, PhD, is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist who specializes in treating substance use and addictions utilizing evidence-based and state-of-the art treatments. She is the co-developer of the Teen Marijuana Check-Up, an evidence-based practice to reduce cannabis use and has developed and tested interventions for substance abuse, cannabis use disorders and other risky behaviors. Dr. Walker is an internationally recognized expert in cannabis interventions. She completed her predoctoral internship at Yale University and received her Ph.D. from the University of New Mexico. Dr. Walker is also a Research Professor at the University of Washington’s School of Social Work and is the Director of the Innovative Programs Research Group.

Dr. Walker offers individual psychological services for a variety of concerns exclusively via tele-health (video conferencing). Dr. Walker’s areas of clinical specialty include:

Motivational Interviewing for a variety of behavioral health issues including cannabis use, substance use, and health behaviors

Consultation for family members related to a loved one’s substance use

Supportive psychotherapy for those in recovery

Cognitive Behavioral Interventions for substance use, depression, anxiety, and life transitions

Dr. Walker offers evidence-based therapies and is trained in cognitive-behavioral treatments (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), Relapse Prevention, and the Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) approach. Dr. Walker also offers brief “check-ups” to help individuals who are contemplating but not yet committed to change.

She is the co-author of “What About Marijuana: An Interactive Journal” (2020) with Dr. William Miller. She is a sought-after trainer and has provided dozens of professional workshops on early interventions for substance use (including cannabis), motivational interviewing, and cognitive-behavioral therapy. She was trained as a trainer of Motivational Interviewing in 2001 and has been a member of the Motivational Interviewing Network of Trainers since that time.

Dr. Walker can be reached by emailing: denisewalkerphd@gmail.com.

Insurance: Does not accept

Age Groups & Modalities: Adolescents, Adults,

Specializations: Addictions, Health and Wellness, Depression, Anxiety, and Life Transitions 

Locations: Remote

denisewalkerphd@gmail.com

With over a decade long background in healing arts and movement arts modalities, I blend evidence-based therapy and intuitive practices to collaborate with my clients in achieving their therapy goals. Our bodies and minds hold untold stories. Through a mindful combination of cognitive and emotions focused therapy, movement, and creative expression, we can metabolize trauma and challenging experiences, to become truer, more actualized versions of ourselves.

Using cognitive and psychodynamic tools with somatic and expressive arts approaches, together we will expand your toolbox of skills and helpful coping strategies, as well as reach a deeper understanding of yourself and your relationships. When working with clients I consider their social, cultural, and historical contexts, and welcome all layers of my clients’ identities, including intergenerational and ancestral traumas, spirituality, and mystical experiences.

I work with adults and teens of all backgrounds. Emphasizing self-empowerment and deep self-knowledge, I collaborate with my clients to increase balance and harmony in their lives. I specialize in trauma, anxiety, overwhelm, communication and self-expression, relationships, identity and neurodivergence, and am uniquely suited to support artists and creatives, as well as athletes and dancers, especially those struggling with body-image issues and high pressures relating to performance.

I especially enjoy supporting teens through growth, transformation, and life’s challenges. Having a safe compassionate space to explore all parts of ourselves I believe is key to a fulfilling relationship with oneself, others, and the world, and I am committed to providing that environment.

Rates

I use a tiered sliding scale model ranging $95 - $135. Please reach out for information on how to choose your tier.

Contact

alisa.ycs@gmail.com

206-380-5755

www.yellowcrystalsun.com