Referrals
Dr. Acesta is a naturopathic physician and counselor‑in‑training whose work blends medicine, music, and mental health. Her approach healing like an act of listening—attuning to the body’s rhythms, the psyche’s melodies, and the subtle harmonies beneath symptoms. Through naturopathic care, herbal support, lifestyle guidance, and music‑infused therapeutic practices, she helps clients reconnect with their inner tempo and restore balance. Her work invites people to trust their own rhythms and rediscover the healing music within.
Dr. Acesta takes most insurances. She does not take United, Aetna, Coordinated Care (Apple Health), or Cigna. In-person and telehealth options.
Dr. Spigelman is a queer, Latina psychologist who carries her lineage, her communities, and her magic into the heart of her work. Devoted to multicultural mental health, she offers care that is culturally attuned, spiritually grounded, and shaped by the full ecology of a person’s life—mind, body, relationships, community, and spirit. Her practice is a warm, trauma‑informed refuge where clients can unburden old stories, tend to wounded parts, and reclaim their power. Alongside evidence‑based therapies, she welcomes the symbolic languages of tarot and archetypal astrology, inviting deeper meaning‑making and gentle access to the subconscious. She believes healing is both sacred and practical—a weaving of science, intuition, and the unseen. Her work helps people feel more whole, more witnessed, and more empowered as they navigate the inevitable challenges of being human. Dr. Leah takes most insurances, and provides both in-person and telehealth options.
Jim Kaing approaches healing as a whole‑being journey, tending the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual threads that shape a person’s inner landscape. His work invites individuals to know themselves more deeply—whether they seek steadier relationships, stronger coping skills, softer anxiety, or a renewed sense of connection to their communities. He offers a grounded, non‑judgmental space where people can lay down what hurts, explore old wounds, and practice returning to themselves with clarity. With a person‑centered approach, he collaborates closely with each individual, honoring their preferences, their pace, and their own wisdom. Together, they challenge unhelpful thoughts, process trauma, and cultivate the foundations of lasting wellbeing. Jim takes most insurances and provides telehealth only.
Trisha Olsen believes that many of our deepest wounds arise within relationships—or from the absence of them. Her work is grounded in a relational, trauma‑informed perspective, emphasizing that healing happens in connection. She partners closely with clients, exploring what arises in mind, heart, and body to support the development of healthier, more compassionate relationships with themselves and others.
She recognizes that life’s challenges call for flexibility. Trisha helps clients soften toward the natural flow of thoughts and emotions, understanding them as temporary experiences, while also supporting the body in moving between activation and calm. When someone feels stuck in a particular feeling, thought, or physical state, she works gently to help untangle those patterns.
A core part of her trauma‑informed approach is honoring the nervous system’s capacity to protect and connect. For individuals carrying chronic stress or unprocessed trauma, the body may hold memories that surface unexpectedly. Trisha offers a steady, compassionate space to explore how these experiences may be shaping life in the present. Trisha accepts Premera and Lifewise Insurance and provides in-person sessions in Edmonds, WA.