Counseling Services

John's Counseling Approach

I use a Humanistic/Rogerian approach as a base in all of my counseling. Depending on the individual or group, I will also use Rational Emotive, Reality or Brief Therapy models. Career issues, Stress/Anxiety, Family Systems conflict and relationships are areas covered with students I have seen. I work towards a trusting relationship and emphasize taking responsibility for one's actions.

Appointments: 360-475-7540
Office: 360-475-7537
Email: @email

Education and Credentials

    M.S.Ed., Psy./Counseling
    California State University, Long Beach 1986

    B.A., Communications
    Secondary Teaching Credential - CSULB 1974

    Graduate Studies, Health Psychology/Family Systems
    Union Institute 1997 - 2001

    Counselor Affiliated - Washington # RC14187

    Vocational Counseling Credential Washington

    Community College Counseling Credential
    California, Lifetime

    Community College Instructors Credential-Psychology
    California, Lifetime

Anthony's Counseling Approach

My approach centers on the principles of Humanistic Therapy which include the view that human nature is basically good with an inherent potential to promote health and wellbeing, while seeking meaning, maintaining safe relationships, and making choices aligned with core values. I use various methods and techniques (e.g., mindfulness, acceptance, commitment, cognitive defusion, distress tolerance, interpersonal effectiveness, emotional regulation, values, spirituality) generally found in Second and Third Wave Therapies.

Appointments: 360-475-7540
Office: 360-475-7645
Email: @email

Education and Credentials

M.Ed., Guidance and Counseling
City University, WA 1999

B.A.,  Liberal Arts
The Evergreen State College, WA 1994

Vocational Counseling Credential, 1999 Washington

Counselor Affiliated - Washington # CG 60111479

Alma's Counseling Approach

I believe each person holds within themselves the resources needed to take responsibility for their growth and change. This is a dynamic process often requiring guidance and support, particularly in the complex environment of higher education. This process challenges each of us toward greater self-awareness and a clearer understanding of what we want in our lives, and the courage and commitment to keep taking the steps that will get us there. I provide a range of student-centered counseling services to assist with academic, career, and personal decision-making and LGBTQ+ identities. My specialties include navigating the adjustment to college, personal/family relationships, trauma, mindfulness, and stress and time management. The counseling approaches I use include strengths-based, person-centered, and brief mindfulness-based therapy. My work focuses on helping students understand and navigate the college system, recognize their strengths and talents, carefully plan their educational and career pursuits, and successfully reach their goals. My approach is open-minded, supportive, and nonjudgmental. 

Appointments

Counseling Office: 360-475-7540
Personal Office: 360-475-7763
Text/Call: 503-877-4519
Email: @email
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Education and Credentials

MA in Somatic Psychology
The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, 2012

BA in Psychology
University of Washington, 1991

Certified Hakomi Therapist, Teacher and Trainer
Seattle Hakomi Education Network, 2015

NARM Informed Professional
NARM Training Institute, 2020

Licensed Mental Health Counselor, #LC 60641007