INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING IN WASHINGTON

You don’t have to
carry it all alone.

Anxiety, stress, and life changes can feel heavy. I offer teens 13+ and adults a warm, collaborative space to feel heard, sort through what’s happening, and explore what comes next.

With Nicole Wilkerson, LMHCA

Teens 13+ & adults

Video counseling in Washington

WHAT’S BEEN ON YOUR MIND?

A place to start with what’s weighing on you.

You can begin with a specific concern, a familiar pattern, or the feeling that something needs to change.

Worry & overwhelm

Your mind keeps going after the day is over. You’re carrying responsibilities, replaying conversations, or finding it hard to switch off.

Explore support for worry →

Relationships & boundaries

The same patterns keep showing up. You want to understand your reactions, express your needs, or feel clearer about your choices.

Explore relationship concerns →

Life changes & feeling stuck

A new chapter, a loss, or a shift in responsibilities has left you looking for steadier ground and room to make sense of it.

Explore life transitions →

Explore the full range of concerns I support in individual counseling. View all areas of focus →

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MEET YOUR COUNSELOR

Hi, I’m Nicole.

Talking about yourself can feel unfamiliar, especially if you’re used to handling things on your own.

My approach is warm and collaborative. I’ll listen, ask thoughtful questions, and work with you to understand what feels difficult and what you’d like to change.

Washington Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate · Practicing with clinical supervision

A LITTLE CLARITY BEFORE YOU BEGIN

Questions before you reach out?

Explore what counseling can look like and how to find someone you feel comfortable talking with.

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What happens in a first video session?

A practical look at the conversation, questions, and goals that can help you get started.

Read the first-session guide →

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How do you find a therapist who fits?

Learn what to ask about approach, credentials, privacy, and the practical details of online therapy.

Explore the Washington therapist guide →

Browse all helpful resources →

You can start with a question.

Ask about availability, appointment options, insurance, and fees before you decide what feels right for you.