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Nicole Arcieri
As a Therapist and Clinical Supervisor, I recognize that everyone has a story and I am honored that these stories are entrusted to me for processing and healing. In my work, I draw from my education, clinical experience, and personal experience, including my own successes and failures. My goal in the therapy room is to be open, respectful, curious, and to hold you accountable to your healing journey. My therapeutic orientation is holistic and systemic, which means I treat people biologically, psychologically, socially, and spiritually. I will meet you where you are, because everyone is unique in their own needs and desires. My area of expertise is in trauma and the symptoms that co-occur with it, such as anxiety and depression. I also specialize in working with divorced families, blended families, co-parents, and children adjusting to new family changes.
Specifications: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (#60889308), Child Mental Health Specialist, Clinical Supervisor.
Approach: Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, Narrative Therapy, and Mindfulness.
Education: Seattle Pacific University, BA in Psychology. Seattle Pacific University, MS in Marriage and Family Therapy.
“I'd like to gratefully acknowledge Nicole for all the time, love, and assistance she has given to my family. Without question, Nicole made a critical, substantial and positive difference in my daughters mental health and recovery.
My sincere thanks to you, Nicole, for all you've done, and continue to do, to give children the heartfelt support and professional therapy necessary to heal.”
- Anonymous Client
When it is helpful to you, we are happy to incorporate Lola, Nicole’s dog, a 5-pound Yorkshire Terrier, commonly known as Yorkie, into psychotherapy sessions. Lola is NOT a trained therapy dog or service animal, but can be available to support clients during their therapy sessions.
Research has shown that animals can be helpful during therapy and treatment, as they can assist with one's emotional and psychological comfort. Thus, we believe that pets can be a helpful addition to therapy. However, an animal’s behavior cannot always be predictable so we provide clients with a consent form that outlines the possible risks and necessary rules to ensure clients health and safety (as well as Lola's), as we work together.
