Seattle therapist using research-supported and time-effective methods for meaningful, lasting solutions

I am a Seattle psychotherapist working with the individual, couple, family and adolescent. I have over 20 years of experience treating depression and anxiety, helping with transitions and improving relationships.

 

Be sure you get the right kind of therapy.

We want your first appointment to give you renewed hope and the sense that you and I have good start on a solid treatment alliance.

Make sure my philosophy and approach to therapy is a good fit for you.

Face-to-face appointments are optimal, but it is now possible to meet with me from any location using Skype, which you can download here.

Look in "Ask the Therapist" for specific examples of how I approach things. I use CBT or cognitive-behavioral therapy primarily, with a solution-focused emphasis on relationship counseling, activation and improving health.

The right mental health counselor can help you to:

  • Reduce depression and increase contentment
  • Lessen anxiety and improve confidence
  • Improve relationships and intimacy
  • Increase skills in communication, assertiveness and managing emotions
  • Overcome self-defeating behaviors
  • Navigate difficult periods of adjustment
  • Study your mind-body interactions and embrace good health habits
  • Become expert in solving problems and pursuing goals

 

Contacting and seeing me:

Email me at: TomLinde@gmail.com or use my online contact form. Call me at 206.669.9801. My office is near downtown and South Lake Union, next to REI - click here for directions

Tom Linde Seattle Therapist
Samples from Ask The Therapist - my answers to common questions:

What if I Fail?
Question: I decided that my string of failures comes from my lack of self-confidence. I was always fearful and timid ...

My Son Won’t Launch
Question: Our adult son is getting more and more disabled with his depression. Whether he has bipolar, schizophrenia or ...

Antidepressant Pros and Cons
Question: How can I decide whether to take an antidepressant medication?   Answer: It’s good to be ambivalent. ...


Tom Linde M.S.W.
1370 Stewart St. Suite 102
Seattle WA, 98109
TomLinde@gmail.com
206.669.9801
Therapy and Counselor Web Design by
Aldebaran Web Design Seattle
AAMFT AABT