Lisa Hunter, M.A., LMFTA

Individual, Marriage, Couples, and Families Therapist

Lisa received her master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Antioch University Seattle’s Child, Couple, and Family Therapy Program. Her undergraduate degree is from University of Oregon.

Lisa’s goal is to promote the growth, healing, and well-being of children, adults, couples, and families who seek therapy for the resolution of problematic symptoms or states. Lisa uses a collaborative, strength-based approach to help clients assess their strengths and recognize areas for growth. Lisa helps her clients become aware of how old habits and patterns of interaction are interfering with present connections. Sessions are geared towards building on strengths while developing new skills to help cope with current and future stressors.

Lisa works with children (ages 6 and up), teens, adults, couples, and families.  Ms. Hunter does not currently work with insurance plans.

Special Interests Include:

Couples and families (communication, conflict, and crisis issues) Treatment of children and adolescents (self esteem, self worth, school or social anxiety, behavioral concerns) Anxiety and stress Depression Transition to parenthood Families with multiples/ chaotic lifestyles Parenting skills and strategies Adjustment to family life cycle transitions Infertility, high-risk pregnancies, premature births Trauma/ Abuse/PTSD

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