Find Psychologists & Psychological Clinicians in Washington

Choose from approximately 30 LifeStance supported psychologists that serve patients in Washington. Our psychologists see patients in 16 local offices in Washington and also provide online appointments throughout the state.

Rebekah Cline, Psychologist

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Issaquah, WA

425-391-0887

22500 SE 64th Pl, Ste 230

425-391-0887

Spokane, WA

509-436-9659

221 N Wall St, Ste 202

509-436-9659

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Allison Chambers-Dixson, Psychologist

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Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

7507 NE 51st St

360-906-1190

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Joshua Dyer, Psychologist

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Vancouver, WA

360-574-9303

2103 NE 129th St, Ste 101

360-574-9303

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Lindsay B Randall, Psychologist

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Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

7507 NE 51st St

360-906-1190

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Mark Clark, Psychologist

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Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

7507 NE 51st St

360-906-1190

Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

19120 SE 34th St, Ste 201

360-906-1190

Vancouver, WA

360-574-9303

2103 NE 129th St, Ste 101

360-574-9303

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Jonathan D. Rabon, Psychologist

Education/Experience: Jonathan is a licensed Psychologist in the State of Washington. He earned his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology from the University of Alabama in 2002, Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Psychology in 2006 and Doctor of Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from George Fox University in Newberg, Oregon. Jonathan has worked with male and female adults and adolescents in the following settings: community mental health centers, college counseling center, mental health court, youth corrections, outpatient private practice, and adult corrections. Services Offered: Individual Therapy via Zoom Theoretical Orientation: Jonathan uses Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical-Behavioral Therapy, Mindfulness, and education of clients to assist people in developing further insight, applying healthy changes in their lives, and resolving conflicting feelings. By working collaboratively with his clients, the focus can be on identifying needed areas of improvement. Jonathan works with his clients to improve the quality of their lives and to reduce the severity of mental health symptoms. He believes in building upon the strengths of his clients and improving areas of weakness. In particular, Jonathan focuses on improving concentration, the ability to handle emotional distress, understanding how emotions work and developing better control of them, and learning to be a better problem-solver, conflict-negotiator, and decision-maker. More Information: Johnathan enjoys music, snowboarding, movies, cooking, art, science, and spending time with his family and pets. He has worked with Western Psychological & Counseling Services, P.C./LifeStance Health since 2011.

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Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

7507 NE 51st St

360-906-1190

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Christopher Fraczek, Psychologist

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Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

19120 SE 34th St, Ste 201

360-906-1190

Vancouver, WA

360-906-1190

7507 NE 51st St

360-906-1190

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Megan Rabon, Psychologist

Education Education: Psy.D. (Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, 2011, George Fox University); M.A. (Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, 2007, George Fox University); and B.A. (Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, 2004, Washington State University Vancouver). Experience: Presently in practice at Western Psychological and Counseling Services, Vancouver, Washington including individual therapy, and group therapy. Post-doctoral residency at Western Psychological and Counseling Services, Portland and Beaverton, Oregon from October 2011 until July 2014 providing individual therapy with adults, children and adolescents. Internship at Cesar Chavez Academy/Delores Huerta Predatory High July 2010 until July 2011 providing individual therapy sessions elementary, middle school and with high school age students. Many of the students had Individualized Education Plans, for academic and behavioral issues. Led multiple social and study skills groups with both elementary students. I conducted multiple assessment batteries with elementary and junior/senior high school students. Assisted in helping students to set goals and maintain grades. I worked in crisis situations and provided trauma counseling. I worked closely with teachers, administrators, parents and the special education coordinators to provide assessment, therapy and assistance to students with special needs throughout the year. Pre-internship: at St. Paul School District September 2008 until May 2009 providing Individual therapy sessions with high school age adolescents in a rural area. Many of the students had Individualized Education Plans, for academic and behavioral issues. Co-led multiple social and study skills groups with both elementary and high school students. I conducted multiple assessment batteries with elementary and junior/senior high school students. Assisted in helping students to set goals and maintain grades. I worked closely with teachers, administrators, parents and the special education coordinators to provide assessment, therapy and assistance to students with special needs throughout the year. Practicum II: Columbia River Mental Health August 2007 until June 2008. I conducted individual therapy sessions with low income and Medicare adult clients using client-centered, CBT, and DBT approaches. Clients averaged 10-14 sessions total, 1 hour a week. I completed mental status exams, therapeutic interventions, and goal setting with each client. I also did risk assessment with suicidal clients and co-led DBT skills groups, and individual DBT therapy sessions. Our main goal was to help clients to gain insights and coping strategies, to deal with everyday issues as well as severe life interrupting symptoms. Practicum I: Multnomah County Corrections July 2006 until July 2007. I conducted individual therapy sessions with incarcerated adults and adolescents using client-centered and CBT techniques. Each client had one session of therapy a week for amount of time each individual client was incarcerated. I also completed clinical interviews, mental status exams, detailed progress notes, and administer cognitive, personality, and limited neuropsychological assessments. Our main objective was to help clients obtain personal goals and insight. Services Offered Individual Psychotherapy for adults (ages 18 to 65+), Individual Psychotherapy for kids and adolescents (ages 6 to 17), Group Psychotherapy/Educational Groups for adults (ages 18 to 65+) and children And adolescents (ages 6 to 17). Theoretical Orientation In counseling, I use an integrative approach, including aspects from cognitive behavioral therapy, collaborative problem solving, dialectical-behavioral therapy, psychoeducation, and relaxation skills to help clients develop further insight, and to apply healthy changes to their lives. By working collaboratively with my clients, we can focus on identifying and improving agreed upon treatment goals. I focus on building the strengths, and skill-building to improve weaknesses with my clients. Together we attempt to reduce the impact of mental health problems, and to improve the quality of their lives. More Information I enjoy reading, audiobooks, movies, playing with my kid and animals, and spending time with friends.

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Vancouver, WA

360-574-9303

2103 NE 129th St, Ste 101

360-574-9303

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Thomas Roe, Psychologist

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Tacoma, WA

253-201-3831

2420 S Union Ave, Ste 100

253-201-3831

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Natalie Peters, Psychologist

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Seattle, WA

206-910-9476

1448 NW Market St, Ste 210

206-910-9476

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Ryan Coon, Psychologist

I grew up in the small town of Silverton, Oregon. I took my first psychology class my junior year of high school and I've been a theory geek since that time. After two years of playing golf for Santa Barbara Community College I realized golf wasn't going to pay the bills. My undergraduate degree was in Sociology and my minor was in Philosophy. I began graduate at George Fox University. I choose that program because in addition to the graduate level psychology classes, we were required to take theology classes as well. I have been a licensed psychologist since 2007 and I have been at this current practice since 2009. When trying to help a patient, I look deploy techniques from behavioral psychology, cognitive behavioral psychology, mindfulness, Internal Family Systems and I've been developing a Jungian Worldview since 2017. I see a Jungian coaching tree that goes from Carl Jung, to Erich Neumann to Jordan B Peterson. Discovering Jungian psychology has made me fall in love with psychology again. If you walk into my office you will see wall art that maps out the human psyche. One of the books Carl Jung wrote was Modern man in Search of a Soul. I'll leave you with a quote from page 112 where he discusses the connection between the conscious and unconscious mind. Do we ever understand what we think? We only understand that thinking, which is a mere equation and from which nothing comes out but what we have put in. That is the working of the intellect. But beyond that there is a thinking in primordial images, in symbols which are older than historical man; which have been ingrained in him from the earliest times, and eternally living, outlasting all generations, still make up the groundwork of the human psyche. It is only possible to live the fullest life when we are in harmony with these symbols; wisdom is a return to them. It is neither a question of belief nor of knowledge, but of the agreement of our thinking with the primordial images in the unconscious. They are the source of all our conscious thoughts, and one of these primordial thoughts is the idea of life after death. I follow a coaching tree that goes from Socrates to Carl Jung to Erich Neumann to Jordan B. Peterson. My favorite philosophy professor during my undergraduate years once told our class, I’m not here to tell you what to think, I’m here to train everyone in becoming a critical thinker. When we reach back far enough, the history of psychology becomes the history of philosophy.

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Lakewood, WA

253-475-6021

6210 75th St W, Ste 100

253-475-6021

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Amy Harkins, Psychologist

Amy Harkins, Ph.D., is a dedicated psychologist serving individuals throughout Washington at LifeStance Health. With a comprehensive understanding of the interrelationship between physical, emotional, and cognitive health, Dr. Harkins offers expert support to clients navigating various life challenges. Her approach is deeply compassionate and rooted in evidence-based practices, ensuring clients receive personalized and effective care. Dr. Harkins brings a wealth of experience to her practice, having spent ten years working in long-term medical care settings such as nursing homes. This experience has provided her with unique insights into the complexities of aging and the intricate connections between physical health, emotional well-being, and cognitive functioning. Additionally, her five years of experience working with veterans and their families have equipped her with a profound understanding of trauma, including generational trauma, and its pervasive impact on daily life and family dynamics. Passionate about addressing anxiety, depression, grief, and PTSD/trauma, She employs a range of empirically validated treatment approaches. Her expertise in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Exposure Therapy, and Narrative Therapy allows her to tailor interventions to meet the specific needs of each client. Dr. Harkins is particularly interested in cultural issues, a focus of her doctoral studies, and continues to explore these themes in her practice and personal life. She also has a strong interest in positive psychology, studying happiness and creativity, as well as ecopsychology, focusing on eco-anxiety and eco-depression related to climate change. She provides individual therapy to a diverse clientele, including first responders, military personnel, veterans, and women. She supports clients through midlife transitions, later life transitions, and medical conditions, always prioritizing their unique needs and circumstances. Her dedication to helping clients achieve their mental health goals is evident in her empathetic and client-centered approach. Outside of her professional life, Dr. Harkins enjoys spending time with her two children, watching their soccer and sailing events.

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Olympia, WA

360-979-2239

500 Columbia St NW, Ste 102

360-979-2239

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