Madrona Mental Health Therapy — Physical therapist in Seattle, WA
AddressSmith Tower 506 2nd Ave WA, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone+1206-475-0247
Websitemadronamht.com
Madrona Mental Health Therapy, led by Sarah Burdell, offers mental health counseling and substance use professional services in Seattle, Washington. Burdell holds a master’s degree from the Leadership Institute of Seattle program at Saybrook University and is a licensed Washington State Mental Health Counselor and Substance Use Professional. The practice focuses on a systems-based approach, aiming to improve interpersonal relationships for healthier, more fulfilling lives. They work with individuals experiencing overwhelm, anxiety, grief, depression, and life transitions. The practice supports teens, young adults, modern and blended families, and individuals navigating significant changes. Madrona Mental Health Therapy is currently not accepting new patients and does not accept insurance.
Best for
- Frustrated teens
- Young adults
- Modern families
- Blended families
- Individuals in transition
| Key services | Mental health counseling, Substance use professional services |
| Tags | mental health, counseling, substance use, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, life transitions, seattle, washington |
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