My pronouns are she/her. I welcome all bodies, all abilities, all races & ethnicities, all religions, all sexual orientations, identities, and expressions, all countries of origin, and all people. Wherever you are on your journey, I would be honored to be with you. 

I have worked with those who experienced childhood trauma and abuse for over a decade as a mentor and group facilitator. During graduate school, I took additional classes to earn a concentration in trauma and abuse to further equip me to work with those desiring to explore the trauma that they have experienced.

I apply feminist and anti-oppression lenses using a relational approach. None of us escape the damaging effects of white supremacy and patriarchal structures. I value the diversity and unique identity and experiences each client brings into the room. We are more than the labels we have been given. It is my belief that who you are today is the result of all that has come before you. This means that your experiences and relationships have greatly influenced how you exist in your world. Together, we will explore your history and make connections to your present to change your future. I am passionate about creating a safe environment that allows you to explore your past and present. 

I invite you to meet with me to see if we may be a good therapeutic fit.

My Background: I have spent a decade facilitating group work with women who had experienced trauma and abuse.   My passion is to create an environment in which the stigma and silence surrounding abuse can be broken in the lives of those in our community. I have seen the freedom of healing that can be offered when people are supported by both individual and group therapy. I love working in a group setting because of the ability for attendees to be offered care by others with similar experiences. I focused my graduate work on expanding my knowledge of trauma and abuse.  The goal is to bring into focus one's experience of familial, identity-based, religious, and social harms from a framework of one's attachment styles in current relationships. I work with others to identify healing experiences beyond talk therapy by integrating group work with a deeper awareness of one's somatic response to their history of trauma and abuse. I seek opportunities to increase my awareness of the oppression that exists in our community and world. I desire to create a safe place to explore the harm that you have experienced.

My available hours are Monday to Thursday from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. 

I accept Premera BC and Lifewise insurance plans.

Areas of Expertise: Anxiety, Depression, Anger and Rage, Trauma and Abuse, Somatic (headaches, body aches, digestive, etc.), Attachment Issues, PTSD and CPTSD, Codependency, Reconstruction of Faith, Effects of Discrimination, Anti - Racism Work, Shame and Contempt, Sexuality

Therapeutic Approach: Narrative Story Work, Attachment-Based, Mindfulness and Somatic Exercises, Family Systems, Trauma Focused, Lifespan Integration, Strength-Based Approach

Call or email Rebecca Nystrom for your free, initial face-to-face or phone consultation now - (360) 362-0003.

Niche Specialty:

• Trauma & PTSD

Education Supporting Specialty:

I earned a concentration in trauma and abuse from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology during my graduate program.

Also Addressed in My Practice:

• Anxiety and Panic Disorders
• Codependency
• Depression
• Domestic Abuse
• Family Conflict
• Parenting

• Self-Esteem
• Sexual Abuse
• Trauma & PTSD
• Womens Issues

My Qualifications:

Years in Practice: 1 Years
Highest Degree: MACP
School: The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
Year Graduated: 2022
License No. and State: MC61259160 WA

Finances:

Sliding Scale: Yes
Initial Free Face to Face Consulation: Yes
Free Telephone Consulation: Yes
Accepted Payment Methods: ACH Bank Transfer, American Express, Cash, Visa, Discover, Paypal, Mastercard, Venmo, Zelle, Cashapp
Insurance Plans Accepted:
LifeWise, Premera BlueCross