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Redmond Service Areas I Support

I offer therapy across Washington State through secure telehealth sessions. Whether you live in Redmond or nearby, we can meet from your own home. That means less time in traffic and more time for what matters. You can join a session from your kitchen table or a quiet bedroom. No need to find parking near a busy office building. This setup works well for busy parents and commuters alike. It also helps if you feel nervous about sitting in a waiting room.

16 Years Serving Redmond 5 Star Rating Licensed Mental Health Counselor
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Reach out from anywhere in Redmond

No matter which part of Redmond you call home, I'm ready to help. This includes Education Hill, Grasslawn, Downtown Redmond, and Redmond Ridge. Your neighborhood doesn't change the quality of care you get. I fit sessions around work schedules, school pickups, and commute times. Call now to set up your first session. A simple phone call can start real change.

Why local

Local knowledge makes a real difference

Redmond has its own rhythm. Between Microsoft's campus, long rainy stretches, and heavy commute traffic on SR-520, life here brings specific pressures. I've worked with tech workers facing layoff anxiety and families juggling school stress for years. Some clients deal with constant deadlines and shifting project demands at work. Others feel drained by gray skies that stretch from fall into spring. Parents often mention the stress of getting kids to Lake Washington School District activities on time. That local experience shapes how I show up for you.

What this means for you

✓ Sessions that fit around Microsoft and Eastside commute patterns, including early morning slots.
✓ An approach that understands tech industry burnout and layoff related stress.
✓ Support for families dealing with Lake Washington School District pressures and parenting demands.
✓ Seasonal awareness of darker winter months and how they affect mood and energy.