Mallory Johnson, LMHC
Seattle area therapy and telehealth statewide
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Waitlist for new clients as of May 2024
Welcome
Welcome
My work focuses on treating anxiety, shame, perfectionism, boundary and relationship challenges, and concerns related to pregnancy, postpartum and parenting. I support clients throughout Washington state.
Ways I can help
Ways I can help
manage anxiety, stress, and feelings of overwhelm
let go of self-doubt, shame, and perfectionism
improve mood and coping skills
adjust thought patterns that are no longer working
process trauma
process grief and loss
manage relationship and intimacy challenges
navigate adjusting to parenthood
explore new identities
explore family planning and decision making
identify strengths and engage in meaningful activities
navigate an infertility diagnosis
understand imposter syndrome
Our work together
Our work together
I draw from mindful self-compassion, cognitive-behavioral, and somatic approaches. This means we will:
examine your thoughts and come up with more balanced ways of thinking about yourself, others, and the world around you.
identify how stories from your past play a part in your life today, and which stories you want to keep and which you want to update.
draw awareness to your body in the hear-and-now and understand how your body responds to stress and come up with new ways of responding.
As a therapist, you can count on me as a source of support and validation, to ask you questions, to offer alternative perspectives, and challenge you when needed. I look at concerns through a trauma-informed, feminist, and systems lens, meaning I will acknowledge the systems of oppression and power that intersect with your experience.
Therapy is hard work. But it is not only about exploring your struggles and pain, it's also about uncovering your strengths, celebrating the wins, and learning to laugh a little in the process.
Pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood
Pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood
I support women, birthing people, and their partners during pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting. The transitions to parenthood can bring about difficult emotions and challenges. You may be feeling alienated, anxious, or shameful. Compounded by our increasingly isolated society, unmet expectations of pregnancy, postpartum, and parenting may lead you to believe something is wrong with you. There is nothing wrong with you and you are not alone. I specialize in concerns related to the transition to parenthood, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), pregnancy loss, infertility, and birth trauma and I'd be honored to support you through this time.
Why therapy?
Why therapy?
Whether you're struggling, going through a big life transition or just feel a little meh, therapy is for you. Therapy is a space for you to bring your pain, questions, and fears. It can help you better manage life's challenges and improve your relationship to yourself and others.
Maybe you're not sure what you need. Therapy is good for that too. It's a space to connect to your values and explore your wants and strengths. It's a space for reflection, acceptance, and change. I believe therapy is for everybody. I offer in-person appointments in Seattle and telehealth appointments statewide.
Contact me for a free consultation call
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