Steffen Counseling Services is thrilled to introduce Kendra Locke (they/she), the newest therapist to join Steffen Counseling Services. Kendra is a queer-identifying counselor dedicated to creating a warm, inviting, and inclusive space for all clients. With a degree in Psychology from Seattle Pacific University, Kendra has spent several impactful years working full-time with teens and […]
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Steffen Counseling Services is thrilled to introduce Scott Liebert (he/him pronouns), our newest marriage and family therapy intern from George Fox University. Scott is offering low cost, sliding scale therapy sessions across Washington State. Background: Scott’s diverse background as a former lawyer brings a unique perspective to his therapy practice. His decision to transition from
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Grief is a universal human experience, yet it can feel overwhelmingly isolating. Whether it’s the death of a loved one, the end of a relationship, loss of a home or career, or any significant life change, the emotions can be intense and complex. Grief counseling can be a beacon of hope while navigating grief, offering
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We are happy to report that two of our clinical interns, Genevieve Santerre and Scott Liebert, are now seeing clients in-person on Saturdays, at the Fremont Space Building! Genevieve’s spots are full, while Scott has room for new individuals, couples, and families. In-person weekend spots are tough to come by, so we anticipate that our
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My name is Brittany Steffen, and I own and operate Steffen Counseling Services, based in Seattle, Washington. I was recently asked how we connect our low cost services to those clients who most need those services, and after writing a very detailed response, I thought it might help our organization reach more clients in need
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When you complete intake paperwork with a new therapist, you should receive a number of documents to review and sign. Most clients tend to skim these documents, however there are some useful details worth noting! Today we want to highlight privacy practices, and your rights as a therapy client. In 2024, when privacy seems like
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Embarking on a journey to financial literacy is a powerful and empowering step for women. Whether you’re just starting to take charge of your finances or looking to enhance your money management skills, this do-to list is designed to make the process clear and accessible. By breaking down essential steps and offering practical guidance, this
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Allow us to introduce Tristen Mills, our clinical intern, turned full-time SCS employee! Tristen brings a wealth of knowledge, passion, and a client-centered approach to her practice, and recognizes that connection is a fundamental need for all human beings, regardless of life stage. Tristen understands that at times, we all face moments of disconnection, whether
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As we age, the landscape of our lives undergoes numerous transformations, and our approach to intimacy is no exception. For many older adults entering retirement, maintaining sexual health becomes a crucial aspect of overall well-being. In this guide, we’ll explore the significance of sexual health in the context of retirement, delve into common concerns related
Bringing a new life into the world is a profound and transformative experience. However, for some new mothers, the joy of childbirth can be overshadowed by an unexpected and distressing phenomenon known as birth trauma. In this blog post, we’ll explore the definition of birth trauma, including symptoms, and will discuss various treatment options, including
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