Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
I am a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker in the State of Washington. I have been working in the field of behavioral health for more than 10 years. Much of my experience has been working with people who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, LGBTQ+ issues, and co-occurring substance dependence. I also have extensive experience working with individuals with neurodevelopmental differences, and people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
For individuals facing LGBTQ+ stressors and issues, I have personal lived experience including navigating gender affirming healthcare.
I believe in a strengths-based approach that is client centered and trauma informed. I will work with you to identify your goals, passions, and natural supports to use them in assisting you in feeling better and maintaining wellness. It is my experience that the best results come when a therapist and client work as a team, focusing on specific goals. It is the therapeutic alliance that yields healing and movement towards accomplishing goals.
It’s been my experience and observation that feeling better is often a matter of learning and practicing new skills and habits, such as setting healthy boundaries; connecting with others; and learning how to soothe yourself when distressed, and turn down that dial of overwhelm when needed.
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Sean Conley is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker practicing in Washington. He holds an independent clinical social work license in the state (WA LICSW 60980523) and has five years of experience providing therapy services.
He has worked extensively with people facing depression, anxiety, trauma, LGBTQ+ concerns, and co-occurring substance dependence. He also has experience supporting individuals with neurodevelopmental differences and people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
For people navigating LGBTQ+ stressors, Sean brings personal lived experience, including navigating gender-affirming healthcare. His approach is strengths-based, client-centered, and trauma-informed, and he collaborates with clients to identify goals, passions, and natural supports to promote better functioning and ongoing wellness.
Sean emphasizes teamwork in therapy, believing the therapeutic alliance helps generate healing and forward movement toward concrete goals. He focuses on practical skills and habits that help people feel better over time—setting healthy boundaries, connecting with others, learning self-soothing techniques when distressed, and reducing overwhelming stress when needed.
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