Profile

Rachel Lee, LSWAIC

Description of Counselor/Practice

I primarily provide couples counseling, as well as some individual therapy. My work is rooted in a relational and compassionate framework, and I feel strongly about creating inclusive spaces for people in transitional stages. I’m warm yet direct, and aim to provide a supportive and co-creative space that’s filled with presence, care, understanding, humor, and joy as we navigate these experiences together.  I’m especially passionate about helping couples, queer folks, and POC discover their inner strengths and learn new skills to foster connection, hope, and resilience in their lives. I want couples to feel resourced so they can show up to conflict in ways that they feel proud of (especially when old and persistent narratives rear their heads)! I strongly believe that some organizing structure and a third party to help guide you can do wonders for healing relationships that have been feeling stuck. I have advanced training in EFT and I strive to foster understanding, equity, compassion, and care in the relationship. I also enjoy working with clients on values, adjustment, identity, advocacy, self-esteem, career changes, and relational concerns.

Ethnicities Counselor Identifies As
(or has Ethnic Minority Mental Health Specialist designation in)

Languages Counseling Provided In
(in addition to English)

N/A

Religions
(trained in / integrates into counseling)

N/A

Client Types

Client Ages

Insurance Accepted

Locations

Seattle WA 98102

Organization:

Offers sliding scale

Offers online counseling

Available for consult

Cost: $180 per session

College: Smith College School o Social Work

Degree: MSW