Seattle Trauma Counseling's Edmonds office is south of Everett along I-5, and it's our nearest office for clients from Everett, Mukilteo and Mill Creek.
We don't have an office in Everett, and online sessions are available anywhere in Washington, which many clients from further north use.
We offer somatic, body-based therapy for PTSD and trauma, complex PTSD and childhood trauma, anxiety and panic and dissociation, for adults 18 and over. You don't need to know which method you need before you reach out, that's what the free consultation is for.
We treat PTSD from a single event such as an accident, assault or medical emergency, and complex PTSD that built up over years. We also work with religious trauma, sexual trauma, narcissistic and emotional abuse and grief after a sudden loss.
Everett is home to Naval Station Everett, and we see veterans and service members, as well as police officers, firefighters and other first responders, for the trauma their work leaves behind. Our pages on military and veteran trauma therapy, therapy for firefighters and therapy for police officers explain how we approach it, confidentially and with no connection to your command or department.
Treatment is phase-based. We start by helping your nervous system settle enough to do the work, then move to the memories and patterns underneath, at a pace your body can handle. You won't be asked to retell everything in detail. Approaches include EMDR, Brainspotting, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems and Lifespan Integration.
The office is at 8923 240th St SW in Edmonds. From Everett, Mill Creek and Mukilteo, most people come south on I-5 or along SR 99, and the Edmonds office page has a Get Directions link that opens the exact location in Google Maps. Sessions are by appointment.
If the drive doesn't suit a particular week, online sessions across Washington are a full alternative, and many clients from Everett and further north, including Marysville and Lake Stevens, mix the two.
Our nearest office to Everett is in Edmonds, south along I-5. We don't have an Everett office, but we offer secure online sessions anywhere in Washington, which many Everett clients use.
Yes. We work with veterans, service members, police officers, firefighters and other first responders, confidentially and with no link to any command or department. Sessions are in Edmonds or online.
Yes. Many clients come into the Edmonds office for some sessions and meet online for others, depending on work, shifts and the week. Your therapist will talk through what works for you.
No. Somatic approaches work with how your body and nervous system respond now, so you can make progress without retelling every detail. You decide what you share and when.
It's a conversation with a trauma specialist about what's happening for you and whether our approach fits. There's no commitment, and you don't need to choose a method or a therapist beforehand.
If you're in immediate danger, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988, the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time of day. Veterans can press 1 after dialing 988 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line. Therapy is not an emergency service.
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