Counseling & psychotherapy · Olympia, WA
Room to breathe, and someone steady to talk to.
We’re six therapists in a quiet second-floor practice a few blocks from Budd Inlet. We see adults, couples, teens, children and families, in person in Olympia or by video anywhere in Washington.
- Free 15-minute call before you commit
- In person or video, days, evenings and Saturdays
- Three insurance plans and a sliding scale
How it works
Three unhurried steps to your first session
Reaching out is often the hardest part. You don’t need to know what kind of therapy you want, or have the right words for what’s going on. That’s what the first call is for.
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A free 15-minute call
Tell us a little about what’s bringing you in and what you’re looking for. Ask anything: fees, insurance, how sessions work. No obligation either way.
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We match you thoughtfully
We suggest a clinician based on what you need, the times you can make and how you’re paying. If we aren’t the right fit, we’ll help you find someone who is.
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Your first session
A 60-minute conversation to understand your story and agree on goals together. You’ll get a secure link to the paperwork beforehand, so the session is all yours.
What we offer
Support for where you are now
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Individual therapyAnxiety, low mood, trauma, grief, burnout and the times life just feels heavy. -
Couples counselingFewer circular arguments, more understanding, in English or Spanish. -
Teens, children & familiesA playroom for younger children, video sessions for teens, and parents always included. -
Therapy groupsSmall groups for anxiety, grief, teens and new parents, plus a one-day couples workshop.New groups start every few months -
Video sessionsSecure video therapy from anywhere in Washington, from the San Juan Islands to Walla Walla.
Our clinicians
Six people, six ways of listening
The relationship with your therapist matters more than any one method. Read a little about each of us, or let us suggest a fit.
Dr. Jessamyn OstranderPsyDAnxiety, OCD and the perfectionism that often comes with themWaitlist
Eamon DelacorteLICSWTrauma, grief and the long tail of hard jobsAccepting
Isaura QuintanarLMFTCouples, blended families and becoming parentsAccepting
Nadira MukherjeeLMHCTeens and young adults, intense emotions and identityAccepting
Coralie ThornburyLMHCYoung children, worried kids and new parentsWaitlist
Iver PellerinLMHC-ABurnout, big life changes and feeling stuckAccepting
What to expect
Your first few sessions
We don’t publish client stories or reviews. Therapy is private, and we’d rather you judge us on a conversation. Here’s what the start of working together usually looks like.
What therapy can and can’t promise
Many people feel some relief within the first couple of months, but everyone’s path is different and no therapist can guarantee a result. What we can promise: we’ll be honest about progress, check in with you regularly about whether it’s helping, and help you find something different if it isn’t.
Before you come in
A secure link to a few short forms: contact details, consent and a brief questionnaire. It takes about 15 minutes.
The first session
Sixty minutes to talk about what’s happening, what you’ve tried and what you’d like to be different. You share what you’re comfortable sharing.
A plan you agree with
By the second or third session, you and your therapist agree on goals, how often to meet (often weekly at first) and how you’ll know it’s working.
Check-ins along the way
Every six sessions or so, we look back together. You can change pace, focus or clinician at any time, with no hard feelings.
Fees at a glance
Clear fees, and ways to make them work
- Associate therapist
- $110
- per 53-min session
- Licensed therapist
- $165
- per 53-min session
- Psychologist
- $190
- per 53-min session
- Sliding scale from $40 a session
- In network with three health plans
- Superbills for out-of-network claims
- A Good Faith Estimate if you self-pay
If you need help today
You don’t have to wait for an appointment.
If you’re thinking about suicide, or worried about someone else, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. It’s free, confidential and open 24 hours a day, and you can text 988 too. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
We’re a small outpatient practice and can’t respond to emergencies. Forms, emails and voicemails are read during office hours only.
Visit us
A quiet room downtown
We’re on the second floor above a bookbinder on Legion Way, across from Sylvester Park. There’s an elevator, a gender-neutral restroom and a waiting room with no clock ticking.
Checking today’s hours
Pacific time
- Monday
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Tuesday
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Wednesday
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Thursday
- 8:00 am – 8:00 pm
- Friday
- 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Saturday
- 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
- Sunday
- Closed