People before roles
For the person.
Beyond the responsibilities.
Children ages five and up, adolescents, and adults. First responders, veterans, military families, and healthcare workers.
First responders.
Police, fire, EMS, dispatch, and corrections. Room to explore repeated exposure, disrupted sleep, vigilance, and the transition between a demanding shift and private life.
Care beyond the shiftVeterans.
Service is part of a larger life. Assessment considers trauma exposure, mood, attention, sleep, relationships, identity, and the demands of transition.
Care for veteransMilitary families.
Deployments, separation, moves, and reunification affect the whole family. Care makes room for partners, children, changing roles, and the individual experience within shared responsibilities.
Family careHealthcare workers.
Nurses, clinicians, and healthcare professionals. A confidential clinical space for the effects of demanding work, exposure to suffering, difficult decisions, and the person beyond the caregiver role.
Begin with an assessmentChildren + adolescents.
Care from age five. Behavior is considered within development, emotional experience, family life, and school. Young people receive room to participate in their care at a pace suited to their needs.
Care for young peopleAdults + lives in transition.
These populations describe areas of focus. Adults with other backgrounds are welcome. Psychiatric assessment explores symptoms, complex histories, changing relationships, questions about identity, and suitable treatment options.
Starting careCare with a defined scope.
Every appointment request is reviewed for clinical fit. In-person appointments take place in Washington. Telehealth is available in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, Idaho, and Utah when clinically appropriate. Service availability, consent, and location are confirmed before care.