Referrals
Recommended by Firefighters
Thurston county Peer Support Counselors
Oriana Noel Lewis
(360) 402-7739
https://www.humanresolve.org/about.html
Human Resolve is about leveraging the resiliency, strength, and resources found individually and collectively in groups.
I approach the design process as a collaborative effort while building lasting relationships based on respect, purpose, and exploration. I bring my education, training, and my expertise from 25 years of experience to guide and support you on a journey of discovery.
Your ‘best’ guides our plans. Working together, we arrive at solutions that go beyond being functional by incorporating collaboration, creativity, and possibility.
Mike Washington
(206) 222-6707
https://www.redstarcluster.com
Mike's mission is to assist veterans and First Responders to identify, understand and react to the forces of stress as a means to combating the forces of PTSD and suicide.
Mike is a Seattle Firefighter with over 30 years of operational experience. In addition to his ordinary assignment as a firefighter, Mike is also a member of the Seattle Fire Departments Critical Incident Stress Management Team with over 20 years experience assisting his Brother and Sister Firefighters locally and around the country.
Mike Washington is a retired Marine Corps Master Sergeant with 23 years of service (7 active, 16 reserve).
Dave Boyd
(360) 742-0418
Dave is a fully licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and State Approved Clinical Supervisor.Dave has an undergraduate degree from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud Minnesota where he majored in Applied Psychology with a Multicultural Counseling emphasis and double minors in Human Relations and Women Studies. Dave has master’s degrees from both St. Martin’s University where he studied counseling psychology and from Hamline University (St. Paul, MN) where he studied Nonprofit Management, leadership and Public Policy. Dave has spent the last 10 years in private practice focusing on combat trauma, domestic and sexual abuse, couples work and infidelity. Prior to co-founding the Northwest therapy Group Dave spent roughly 15 years working on community development, economic development, and crime prevention in inner city communities.
Lisa Franklin
(360) 338-2426
Jeni Gregory
(253) 576-8944
Additional Thurston County referrals:
Rebecca Grondel
(360) 259-7369
https://abundancefamilytherapy.com/
Rebecca is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has been married for 35 years to a recently retired law enforcement officer. As a first responder spouse, she has a unique perspective and insight into the impacts of the work on first responders and their families. Rebecca specializes in treating trauma, anxiety, depression, relational issues, grief and loss and many more mental and relational health symptoms. Rebecca is the founder and owner of Abundance Family Therapy and works from a lens of mindfulness, attachment, and other experiential modalities.
Outside of her professional life, Rebecca enjoys spending time with her husband, 10 children, and 6 grandchildren as well as the outdoors, hiking, and traveling.
Erin Martinache
(360) 463-5015
erin.northsound@gmail.com
Erin has been a therapist for over 30 years and spent 20 years as a volunteer FF/EMT between eastern Oregon and Western Washington. She is married to a firefighter, so has knowledge of both sides of that experience. Erin is available, in Shelton, for face-to-face or telehealth sessions. She is happy to speak briefly, free of charge, to see if she might be a good fit as a therapist.
Jane Morgan
(360) 200-4898
https://www.janemorgancounseling.com
I believe the body, mind, and spirit naturally want to heal, and given the right environment and guidance, will do so. Defense mechanisms and old habits keep us stuck, and we need to interrupt them in order for us to make changes.
My objective is to provide a safe and nurturing, yet empowering place for you to heal and make the changes you desire.
Loreli Thompson
(360) 584-8645
http://www.drloreli.com/welcome-1.html
Dr. Thompson is a licensed clinical psychologist with significant experience in the fields of trauma and violence. She retired from 30 years as a police officer, having served in the capacity of patrol officer, sex crime detective, patrol lieutenant, and narcotics task force commander. She specialized in the investigation of violent crime, child maltreatment, sex offending, and domestic violence. She is passionate about helping 1st responders recover from traumatic experiences to improve their quality of life.
Pierce County Referrals
Cheryl Hart
(253) 514-8331
Cheryl O. Hart is a doctoral-level Clinical Psychologist on the LNI panel. Nearly all of her clients are first responders with anxiety, depression, or trauma sustained on-the-job.
Phoebe Mulligan
(206) 498-6998
https://www.phoebemulligan.com/
I believe that great therapy is the result of a strong relationship combined with the ability to provide effective and compassionate treatment. Each person seeking therapy deserves to find a therapist they connect with and trust. My goal is that every client will leave therapy with the ability to manage the concerns that brought them in initially. I primarily provide individual counseling for children and adults struggling with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and anxiety disorders (OCD, panic, phobias, etc.).
Jackie Smith
(253) 259-3887
https://touchpointcounseling.com/jackie/
Professionally, I am a Licensed Psychotherapist, a Certified EMDR Specialist, and an Accelerated Resolution Therapist. But most importantly, I am a mom, wife, and dog lover. Over the course of my career, I have had the opportunity to serve in the Army, work with Veterans and First Responders, survivors of abuse, and so many others.
Cultivating the transformation from surviving to thriving and helping people live their best lives is my greatest passion.
King County Referrals
Bryan Hill
(206) 466-5649
http://centerpsychhealth.com/about-us/
Dr. Bryan Hill, Ph.D. is a licensed Clinical Psychologist. His ideal population are those professionals that work in the public safety and/or medical fields. Bryan is a former public safety official who strives to eliminate the stigma of seeking therapy for those that work in these fields in order to help them address the burdens and stressors that are inherent in those lines of work. He is also a member of a treatment team that specializes in therapy and care of individuals on the autism spectrum. This specialized work allows individuals on the spectrum to seek independence, education, employment, personal growth, and life satisfaction.
Owen Judson Bargreen
(425) 303-0201
http://www.bargreenpsychology.com
I am a former associate professor of psychology at Trinity Lutheran College where I taught a variety of classes in psychology for five years. I have been evaluating police officers and fire employees for more than ten years and it delights me to help support our community in that way. I work with police departments and fire departments across Washington State. Since I have been in my practice I have performed nearly 4 thousand ability to work evaluations for the State of Washington and nearly 700 Social Security Administration evaluations, evaluating for mental disability.