Hello,
I am a mental health counselor practicing near the Seattle Center in Seattle, Washington. If you are reading this webpage, you are probably seeking to change, or come to terms with, something in your life. I have designed this website to help you decide if I might be a good facilitator for that work. This page contains basic information about my services. For information about my therapeutic approach, please see the About page.
Counseling Services
- mental health counseling services (sometimes called "psychotherapy") for individual adults
- help for couples in conflict, couples seeking to address specific relationship problems, and couples wishing to enhance their relationships
- treatment for people suffering from anxiety and depression, as well as for those working through trauma, loss and grief, identity issues, life transitions, or a variety of other problems
- counseling for people adjusting to, or coming to terms with, physical or sensory disabilities or chronic, life-threatening or terminal illnesses
- counseling for family members of people with disabilities and/or illnesses
- counseling for crime victims under Washington State's Crime Victims Compensation Program.
If, after reading this website, you think I might be a good match for you, please use the contact information to get in touch. I look forward to hearing from you.
Wendy E. Smith, MA, LMHCA
Wendy Smith Counseling, LLC, Seattle WA, is located in Seattle's Queen Anne neighborhood. Wendy is a Seattle counselor and therapist offering mental health counseling services for individual adults and couples, including for people coming to terms with physical disability, sensory disability, chronic illness, life-threatening illness, or terminal illness, and for their family members.
She works with clients with such conditions as: chronic pain, arthritis, cancer, diabetes, HIV, AIDS, Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Crohn's Disease, Lupus, Fibromyalgia, Lyme Disease, Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Parkinson's Disease, Epilepsy, spinal cord injury, paralysis, amputation, stroke-related symptoms, Post-Polio Syndrome, ALS, visual impairments, blindness, and other disabilities and illnesses. She can help crime victims, accident victims, and Veterans who acquired disabilities through war.
Wendy is listed on a number of counselor/ therapist referral sites, including Counseling Seattle.
