Steffen Counseling Services is thrilled to introduce Kendra Locke (they/she), the newest therapist to join Steffen Counseling Services. Kendra is a queer-identifying counselor dedicated to creating a warm, inviting, and inclusive space for all clients. With a degree in Psychology from Seattle Pacific University, Kendra has spent several impactful years working full-time with teens and […]
Steffen Counseling Services is thrilled to introduce Scott Liebert (he/him pronouns), our newest marriage and family therapy intern from George Fox University. Scott is offering low cost, sliding scale therapy sessions across Washington State. Background: Scott’s diverse background as a former lawyer brings a unique perspective to his therapy practice. His decision to transition from
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We are happy to report that two of our clinical interns, Genevieve Santerre and Scott Liebert, are now seeing clients in-person on Saturdays, at the Fremont Space Building! Genevieve’s spots are full, while Scott has room for new individuals, couples, and families. In-person weekend spots are tough to come by, so we anticipate that our
When you complete intake paperwork with a new therapist, you should receive a number of documents to review and sign. Most clients tend to skim these documents, however there are some useful details worth noting! Today we want to highlight privacy practices, and your rights as a therapy client. In 2024, when privacy seems like
Embarking on a journey to financial literacy is a powerful and empowering step for women. Whether you’re just starting to take charge of your finances or looking to enhance your money management skills, this do-to list is designed to make the process clear and accessible. By breaking down essential steps and offering practical guidance, this
Allow us to introduce Tristen Mills, our clinical intern, turned full-time SCS employee! Tristen brings a wealth of knowledge, passion, and a client-centered approach to her practice, and recognizes that connection is a fundamental need for all human beings, regardless of life stage. Tristen understands that at times, we all face moments of disconnection, whether
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Steffen Counseling Services would like to extend a warm welcome to our former clinical intern turned full-time SCS employee- Callie Houk! Callie comes to us from The Seattle School, and has been a wonderful addition to our team this past year. Callie is a queer-identified professional based in Bellingham, Washington. Her/their passion lies in providing
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In recent years, the importance of mental health has gained widespread recognition, prompting many individuals to seek therapy as a means of support and self-improvement. While the mental health field has become increasingly inclusive, a noticeable challenge persists: the scarcity of male-identified therapists. This shortage raises questions about accessibility and the potential benefits that a
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Hello readers, We are delighted to announce the newest addition to our group practice, a talented and compassionate therapist, Liz Rogers, LMHCA. In her own words: I am so excited to be joining SCS full-time after working with my internship clients this past year plus! I particularly enjoy working with individuals on mind/body integration, meaning that you know in your mind
If you’ve never been to therapy, or even if you’re a seasoned pro, the terms and language used in the mental health field can be confusing. Add in the fact that different counselors mean different things when they use the same terms, and it’s not surprising that clients often experience a steep (and annoying) learning
