Welcome to Clarity Counseling Seattle

A quick word about the current state of things...

If there were ever a time for therapy, right? So many aspects of our future seem uncertain these days and it seems we're all struggling to adjust to what has changed in our communities and within our households. 

The therapists in our practice feel so fortunate to be in a profession where we can directly help people through life events like the ones we're all going through in one form or another. As we all keep hearing, the pandemic experience is truly without precedent, however what has remained constant, and will remain throughout whatever comes, is our commitment to helping individuals, couples, and families in the ways we have been doing since 2010. As such, sessions are currently conducted as online therapy (please click here for details) until we can all be together again.

Additionally, and just as important, the therapists at Clarity strive to provide a welcoming, comfortable environment that celebrates diversity and authentic self-expression. Our office welcomes clients of all backgrounds and communities, and we take special care to create space for those experiencing oppression/discrimination.

We've heard so many people tell us about what's challenging in their lives right now:

• *More recently: The pandemic has us each working from home and it's really stressing our relationship; My anxiety/depression/panic is exacerbated by the pandemic; I don't know how to handle the uncertainty/grief/trauma of current events; Our sex life has really struggled during the pandemic.
• *More recently: I'm scared/heartbroken/angry over ongoing racism, oppression, and violence toward marginalized populations.
• My partner doesn't feel emotionally connected to me.
• I knew she was unhappy, but I didn't know she was this unhappy.
• We don't have much sex anymore and it's effecting our relationship.
• Sex used to be great between us but that's changed. We're confused and scared.
• I'm stressed, anxious, unsettled. I don't know why.
• I used to feel better and enjoy my life more...what's happening with me?
• My partner/friends/family have been asking me to talk to a therapist for a long time.
• I know we need help but I'm afraid I'll be ganged up on in couples therapy.

Ways We Can Help at our South Lake Union Office

We get it. As Licensed Therapists in Seattle, we've been working with people for many years and have helped with so many of these situations. You may be thinking that your situation can't be changed. That you can't change. If your current challenge is related to your relationship then maybe you’re worried that your partner can't or won't make positive changes.

You may have tried therapy in the past and didn't feel like it helped, or you may feel embarrassed that you've waited this long to reach out for help.

Change is possible. Help is available. Things can be different.

We Help Adults to Reconnect With Each Other and Improve Their Lives with Therapy in the 98109 Area

We work with individuals and couples who want skills, tools, and guidance and who are ready to feel hopeful, connected, present, and empowered.

Together we can help you to engage life in a more mindful and deeply-felt way, to more clearly understand your experiences, and to work through your struggles so that you can progress into having joy, flexibility, and choice in your life.

We specialize in couples therapy (couples of all types), male-identified adults (men’s issues), and sex/intimacy therapy at Clarity Counseling Seattle in the Westlake/South Lake Union area of Seattle. Our counseling office is a relaxing setting overlooking Lake Union, and while all sessions are online therapy for now we look forward to a time soon when you can meet with us by the lake.

How Can Therapy Help You?

We help people have better relationships with their spouses but also with themselves (the most important relationship we'll ever have!).

Individuals and couples often come to counseling for:

• *More recently: Covid-19 related anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, grief, uncertainty, stay-at-home anxiety & loneliness, and relationship strain.
• *More recently: Anger, anxiety, stress and trauma around ongoing discrimination and oppression.
• Anxiety/Fear
• Relationship Issues
• Sex/Intimacy Issues, including low/no sex drive or low/no frequency of sex
• Personal Growth
• Self-Esteem
• Restricted Range of Emotion
• Trauma of all types
• Many other commonly experienced challenges

You can get started by requesting a session online or using the convenient online form found on the right side of this page, or by calling (206) 910-1218.

Especially during this difficult time we'd like to help.
~ Dan, Mary-lynn, John and Justin