Find the right White therapist in Richland, WA

Kate Mageau

My approach to therapy: Hi, I'm Kate (she/her)! I'm ADHD, queer, and a domestic violence survivor. Happy Pride Month! These are my specialties because I live it, and I've chosen to study and get training in it. I'm certified as an ADHD-CCSP (Certified Clinical Services Professional) and have extensive DV and LGBTQ+ trainings

Margot Charkow-Ross

My approach to therapy: I offer a warm, grounded space where you can be honest, without judgment or pressure. My approach is collaborative, compassionate, and practical. We’ll focus on what you need right now, build insight, and create real strategies for change that feel sustainable in your day-to-day life.

Hannah Muetzelfeld

My approach to therapy: I help clients heal emotional pain, uncover their strengths, and build values-based coping skills. Through an attachment lens, we can work to shift from avoiding emotions to accepting and healing pain. My approach combines empathy, collaboration, and practical tools to guide you toward lasting change at your own pace.

Veronika Stutz

My approach to therapy: I offer relief from anxiety, panic attacks, PTSD, relationship problems, and depressive symptoms by tracing the cause back into the past when traumatic experiences dimished or changed you. I then utilize EMDR to create neurological change for the better. I welcome LGBTQ+, I support any minority, and I work with ethical non-monogamy, polyamory, and kink.

Gabrielle Green

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is one of warmth, curiosity and authenticity. I aim to nurture therapeutic relationships that feel safe, nonjudgmental and real. Therapy can be tough sometimes which is why I also like to also use humor and self-compassion in sessions as well.

Melissa Lozito

My approach to therapy: I use a client centered, strengths perspective, multicultural, inclusivity, gender affirming, neurodivergent affirming, & solution focused while providing a safe, non-judgmental, & respectful environment to help you reach your goals.

Justice Arledge

My approach to therapy: I meet with each individual where they are. When it's appropriate I can be bold and I am not afraid to talk about difficult things.

Noah Rubinstein

My approach to therapy: I help people transform the parts of themselves that stand in the way of feeling calm, patient, accepting, forgiving, clear, kind, compassionate, joyful, playful, confident, trusting, connected, hopeful, optimistic, purposeful, and grateful for life. I’ve specialized in the Internal Family Systems model of therapy (IFS) for 25 years

Dr. Janys Murphy Rising

My approach to therapy: As someone who was diagnosed later in life with ADHD, I was not surprised that the majority of my practice in the last 20 years has been with neurodiverse clients. In addition to being trauma informed I have extensive knowledge about therapy from the perspective of being a professor for 15 years. I work extensively with perimenopause and mental health.

Dr. Shana Markle

My approach to therapy: My approach to therapy is client centered and begins with a conversation to get to know you, your history, identities, struggles and strengths. Therapy begins as you are able to trust me and the process and honestly share your thoughts and feelings.