Tracie Bonjour, MA, LMHCA

My clients describe me as:

I’m disarming and funny, but I also create a safe and gentle environment. I will ask a lot of questions to help you find the places you feel stuck.

Something to know about my approach is:

You can start to feel more open to life and less uncertain of yourself. This can free up space for creativity, acceptance, and growth.

Together, we will:

Explore where you are getting stuck, what experiences shaped your identity, and where culture is defining your sense of self. My goal is to help increase your self-awareness and feel more confident with difficult emotions.

I specialize in working with people who:

Are processing major life transitions such as ending a partnership, becoming a parent, revisiting a traumatic childhood, or grieving any loss. I often work with men struggling in relationships and women experiencing any form of burnout.

I became a therapist because:

Having dark seasons in life is part of being human. I want to normalize and support these difficult seasons.

Something that stands out about where I offer therapy is:

My office is ADA accessible with free parking available in University Place, near Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s.

More about me and my practice:

I can help you identify your strengths and limitations, accept and honor what makes you unique, and develop a sense of inner guidance.