Therapists in Camas, WA

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) based in Virginia, Connecticut, and Washington State with over four years of clinical therapy and over 20 years of working with everyday people who are ready to change their current circumstances. My work has afforded me with opportunities to partner with those managing anxiety, caregivers’ fatigue, workplace stress, and other life changes. As an Integrative Therapist my style incorporates psychology concepts, solution focused outcomes, and strength-based approaches that empower resilience where they are, no matter the situation. With every session, it is my goal to ensure our therapy experience is safe, engaging, and thought provoking. With every client that enrolls into therapy, it is my belief that they are the experts on your own narrative, and they possess numerous strengths that will enable them to evoke accountability, create balanced energy, mental clarity, and command of their own lives. It is my absolute pleasure to join each one of my clients on their journey of possibility. Our journey awaits us! Best regard, Shervonne

I am licensed in Washington with 20 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, anger management, & depression. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. I will tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your unique and specific needs. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process.

I am licensed in Texas and Washington State with 10 years of professional counseling experience as a Licensed Professional Counselor Intern and Licensed Professional Counselor. I am open to all walks of life. I strive to be an open minded,multi faceted counselor. I am open to all races and cultures. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, trauma and abuse, motivation, self esteem, and confidence. I do also have experience working with persons with all types of eating disorders. I also have experience working with many persons with Major Depressive Disorder, and some Schizophrenia, and BiPolar. I have also had much more experience in the last year working with persons of the LGBTQ plus population. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. I will tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your unique and specific needs. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process.

I am a fully Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Washington State. I help clients build resilience, self-awareness, and emotional well-being while working through challenges like depression, anxiety, need help grounding, and life transitions. Drawing from over a decade of experience, I focus on personal growth, trauma-informed care, and strengthening inner resources. I use evidence-based approaches including Solution-Focused Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, tailoring my work to each person’s unique journey. Change takes courage — I am here to guide and support you toward greater clarity, balance, and well-being.

Thank you for your courage in considering my help. If you do select me to talk with I will be as careful and supportive as possible. My mission is to see the world through your eyes, to pose questions to help clarify how you see that world, and to always be in your corner whatever you decide. What I will do consistently is listen intently without judgment, show sincere empathy, look for and validate strengths, do collaborative problem solving, and even share some humor along the way. I find that these practices help good solutions rise to the top. You may want to take your time to talk things out for any reason. . .or you may want to make quicker decisions and focus on plans to carry them out. I'm comfortable going at your pace. Although 30 to 45 minutes is the "norm" here, if needed I can speak with you for between 55 to 60 minutes. I say that because due to some fortunate circumstances I'm able to focus on fewer people and a good deal of my reward is the connection to the open and honest thoughts and feelings of fellow human beings. My name is Eric Levine. I’m a licensed Counselor based in Washington State having worked 14 years in the field of counseling after earning my Masters specializing in Counseling Psychology at UCLA. Workplace and career issues are two areas of emphasis, helping people who want to stay in their present job with its difficulties, make a decision to leave and how to prepare for it, or even explore a different career and/or educational path--with all the emotions those things can evoke. Relationships, which are so important in general, can be affected by these issues and so many others, so of course we can work on them as well. Many of those with problems that seemed overwhelming began by talking about them and when ready took small steps that in themselves brightened their outlook on the future and eventually led to improved outcomes. Like many counselors my preference is to work with people in person. But since remote counseling has come to the fore (even more so after the pandemic hit) I find the next best mode is talking on the phone which brings with it a sense of focus and "presence," along with inflection, emphasis, feeling tones, humor, and most importantly the ability to immediately clear up any misunderstandings with the sensitivity of the spoken word. In that regard I’ve been told I have a very calm and pleasant voice that I owe to my father, a newscaster whose warm emotionality came right through the radio, even more so to those of us around him. After a fairly long career in education and counseling programs, I seek to return through this venue to a similar position I held in a university setting where I was able to work individually with students, staff, and administrators, young and old. The shared openness involved was something I could never take for granted, the life stories amazing in themselves.

Lyndsey Burton, MS, LPC, is a licensed professional counselor and clinical supervisor with over 14 years of experience in the mental health and addiction field. She holds a master’s degree in mental health counseling and has worked extensively in both correctional and community‑based settings. Through her telehealth practice, Lyndsey serves clients across Wyoming, Montana, Utah, Idaho, and Washington, offering accessible, client‑centered care to individuals seeking meaningful change. Lyndsey specializes in working with late teens through adults and draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Motivational Interviewing, and Solution‑Focused Therapy. She is known for her practical insight, calming presence, and unwavering belief in her clients’ ability to grow, heal, and thrive. Her background includes supporting clients with stress, anxiety, addiction recovery, motivation, self‑esteem, confidence, depression, and navigating significant life transitions. She also has extensive experience in correctional mental health, providing care in high‑stress environments and supporting individuals facing complex emotional and behavioral challenges. Lyndsey’s approach centers on creating a safe, open, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their thoughts and emotions freely. She believes that seeking support is a courageous step toward a more fulfilling and balanced life and is committed to walking alongside her clients as they move toward meaningful change. Outside of her professional role, Lyndsey is happily married, a devoted mother of four, two grandchildren, and an animal lover who cherishes time spent with her family—values that naturally infuse her work with empathy, authenticity, and heart.

As a licensed therapist in New York, I bring over two decades of dedicated experience supporting individuals through complex emotional landscapes. My practice centers on empowering clients navigating challenges like depression, anxiety, trauma, and interpersonal dynamics. I specialize in addressing multicultural concerns, social anxiety, family conflicts, and healing from difficult life experiences. My approach is deeply compassionate and culturally responsive, with a strong commitment to understanding each client's unique journey. I create a supportive environment that honors individual experiences, particularly for those impacted by prejudice, discrimination, and systemic challenges. My therapeutic work focuses on fostering self-love, improving communication, and developing resilient coping strategies. I am passionate about helping clients transform pain into personal growth, offering skilled guidance through stress, relationship difficulties, and healing from past trauma. My goal is to walk alongside you, providing thoughtful, affirming support as you navigate your path toward emotional wellness and self-discovery.

I have spent my career supporting people confronting various life challenges. Participating in grassroots politics for social justice and providing case management in the criminal justice system, introduced me to the underserved. This was the catalyst for pursuing an education in clinical social work. During graduate school, I interned for a government housing agency, and provided individual therapy and psychoeducational classes at a Veterans Affairs hospital. After graduation, I spent several years providing individual and group therapy in an inpatient facility that simultaneously addressed chemical dependency and mental health complications. I also had the privilege of being a medical social worker for a local hospital. I was stationed at a primary care clinic where I collaborated with patients, their families and providers, to achieve health care goals. I met patients at doctor appointments, visited their homes, and assisted in their discharge planning from hospitals and skilled nursing facilities. This gave me insight into the impact of poor physical health on emotional wellbeing, the importance of autonomy in end of life care, and the reality of caregiver burnout. With in these various community mental health roles, it became clear that regardless of which disenfranchised population was facing social injustice, or the specific hardship a person was enduring, there was a common theme. People want to be heard. They want to be valued. Twenty years in the helping field taught me that without the basic tenant of dignity, no technique or therapeutic approach will make a difference. And I can assure you that you ARE worthy of dignity. You are also worthy of love, honor, trust, and respect. I know this may be hard to believe. And as trauma and grief start to accumulate, positive self regard can be replaced with criticism. Feelings of hopelessness and shame become overwhelming. Joy disappears, self-care is nonexistent, and isolation is preferred. Despair and loss of community may lead to addictive behaviors and even thoughts of dying. The time to process past hurts is now. You can create and nurture healthy relationships, increase self-esteem, interact with others more meaningfully, and learn to trust your voice. You have the ability and authority to rewrite your narrative. Choosing therapy takes grit and determination. You have these traits! And you are not alone. It is an honor to accompany you during this sometimes difficult, but tremendously rewarding journey. I am committed to providing an accepting and encouraging space to allow you to heal. Regardless of your religion, sexual orientation, or lifestyle preferences, you can be yourself with me.

I am licensed in Washington with 20 years of professional work experience in Illinois, Iowa, and Washington. My professional experience has been largely in schools, working with children, youth, and parents/caregivers. I also have worked in behavioral health with adults with chronic mental illness. Additionally, I have worked with youth around school issues, family challenges, peer relationships. I have worked with college students of all ages. I have experience in helping clients with stress and anxiety, parenting issues, motivation, self esteem, and confidence, & coping with life changes. I believe in clients' capacity for change and for knowing what they need and when they are ready to make changes. In support of this, I believe in focused, short-term, problem-solving approaches such as CBT, solution-focused, and motivational interviewing. I believe that it is also important to understand the context - change is easier with the support of others. It is important to recognize structural sources of life challenges as well - sexism, racism, heterosexism, classism, etc. I believe in treating everyone with respect, sensitivity, and compassion. I will tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your unique and specific needs. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process.

As a licensed therapist in Florida and Washington, I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes. My approach centers on compassionate, holistic care that addresses stress, anxiety, addiction, and personal growth challenges. I have extensive experience working with men, women, and individuals struggling with mood disorders, social anxiety, and relationship dynamics. My therapeutic practice is rooted in understanding each person's unique journey. I offer a supportive environment where clients can explore self-love, communication skills, life purpose, and healing from past experiences. Whether you're dealing with workplace challenges, relationship transitions, or personal growth obstacles, I'm committed to walking alongside you with empathy and professional guidance. Drawing from evidence-based practices, I help clients develop resilience, improve coping strategies, and cultivate meaningful personal transformation. My work is particularly focused on supporting individuals through trauma recovery, addiction, self-esteem challenges, and interpersonal relationship dynamics.

I am licensed in Washington with 12 years of professional work experience. I have experience in helping clients with stress, anxiety, coping with addictions, relationship issues, coping with grief, & coping with loss. I also have experience working with depression. I work with my clients to create an open and safe environment where thoughts and feelings can be shared without fear of judgment. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes courage. I am here to support you in that process.

As a licensed therapist in Washington, I bring over 15 years of dedicated experience supporting individuals through complex emotional landscapes. My practice centers on helping clients navigate challenges like depression, anxiety, trauma, and workplace stress with compassionate, culturally responsive care. I specialize in addressing women's issues, communication difficulties, and personal growth challenges. My approach honors each client's unique journey, whether they're seeking spiritual guidance, processing life transitions, or working through attachment and self-esteem concerns. Drawing from evidence-based practices, I create a supportive environment where individuals can explore their experiences, heal from past wounds, and develop meaningful strategies for personal transformation. My work is deeply rooted in understanding each person's individual context and empowering them to discover their inherent strengths and potential. I am committed to providing affirming, personalized support that respects diverse backgrounds, experiences, and healing paths.

Life events sometimes throw us curve balls when we least expect it. Do you now or often experience anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress, or the possibility of ending a relationship? These are stressors that give us feelings of uncertainty and hopelessness, impacting your ability to function in relationships, occupation, social life, and obtaining educational goals. Does it seem as though you've been knocked down once too many times and getting up is a struggle? When in the middle of a struggle, words such as "tomorrow" and "feeling better" seem so far away.

As a licensed therapist in Washington, I specialize in supporting individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes. My practice centers on helping teens, young adults, and women work through challenging experiences, including trauma, relationship dynamics, and personal growth. I offer compassionate, evidence-based support for those struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, and body image concerns. My therapeutic approach is deeply rooted in understanding each person's unique journey. I'm committed to creating a safe, affirming space where clients can explore their experiences, heal from past wounds, and develop resilience. Whether you're processing difficult life transitions, recovering from traumatic experiences, or seeking to understand yourself more deeply, I'm here to support your path toward healing and self-discovery. Drawing from trauma-informed practices, I work collaboratively with clients to build meaningful strategies for emotional well-being. My goal is to empower you to reconnect with your inner strength and move toward the life you envision. Some things you should know about me: I would describe myself as a more "laid-back" therapist and do believe that clients should be behind the steering wheel during their sessions but I will hold you accountable and be straightforward when needed. I am only offering chat sessions at this time.