Meet Randy
Life experiences create joy, excitement, and happiness. However, we can feel sorrow, despair, or hopelessness through life changes. Seeking counseling takes courage to expose our emotions and vulnerabilities. The counseling relationship creates a space for being supported, respected, valued, and dignified. Using therapy methods and developing skills restores hope and provides for growth and thriving. I’ll be privileged to come alongside you with care and empathy to assist with life navigation. Growth occurs within the context of supportive and meaningful relationships. Together, we can explore your story to identify areas of challenge and opportunities for healing and growth for personal thriving.
Recently, my wife and I celebrated our 22nd anniversary. We’re blessed with two children and
three grandchildren.
Seeing: Individuals and couples – EFT, IFS, and Gottman informed. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons 3-6 PM.
Additional Information
Professional Credentials:
I’m a retired fire officer with a local department. I earned Master of Arts in Clinical Mental
Health Counseling from Northwest University, WA. Currently, I work with an organization
promoting mental wellness with first responders.