Our team of licensed clinicians coordinates services with the Whatcom County health and wellness community in order that you may live fully. To this end, we provide referrals to Primary Care Physicians, Psychiatrists, Licensed Massage Therapists, Physical Therapists, Community Education programming, Acupuncturists, and Sleep Clinics. Additionally, we encourage community participation in ways that make sense for you.
Mary
Ann Boyle, M.A., LMHC
Mary Ann
is an action-oriented therapist working with adults,
adolescents, and couples. She utilizes a
bio-psycho-social approach in effort to assist clients
in achieving a balanced experience of wellness. Mary Ann
specializes in the areas of depression, anxiety, life
transitions, motivation, supporting clients in the
maximizing of their potential, and gay and lesbian
issues. Mary Ann utilizes her passion for literature,
physical activity, and the building of community to aid
clients in their own process. In addition to her work
with individuals and couples, she combines talk therapy with walking
in the Therapy in Motion program for individuals.
Mary Ann
received her Bachelor of Arts from Western Washington
University in the field of psychology and her Master of
Arts in psychology from Antioch University, Seattle.
"I make
every effort to live by the principles that guide my
work. To that end I do my best to live with passion,
courage, compassion, truth, and humor. I enjoy biking,
running, hiking, rock climbing, soccer, travel, reading
great books, sitting in my garden, and time spent with
friends and family."
Amy
Glasser, MSW, LICSW
Amy Glasser is a licensed independent clinical social
worker with a specialty in child and family treatment.
Her practice focuses in areas relating to abuse
recovery, sexual abuse prevention and treatment,
domestic violence prevention and treatment, coping with
divorce, school concerns and behavior problems. She
also works with adults who suffer from depression,
anxiety and stress related illnesses. Amy utilizes a
systems approach whereby the client works to change how
they relate and interact with the people and systems in
their lives (ie: school, work, family, social). She
uses a cognitive behavioral model of treatment in order
to facilitate concrete changes that the client can see
and measure. Amy can provide services at the office, at
school, in homes or in the community.
Amy
attended the University of Connecticut School of Social
Work where she obtained her MSW in 1987. She has been a
licensed social worker since 1988.
Amy grew up on the east coast and spent several years in
The Netherlands before settling in Washington. She
enjoys travel, photography, softball, golf, friends,
family and her 2 border collies, Possum and Gracie. Amy
is extremely happy to have left the big city where she
now lives on a small farm in the county.
Anne Spreng, MEd., LMHC
Anne is a licensed mental health therapist working with adolescents and adults. Her practice concentrates on efficient, targeted evaluation and treatment of mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, difficulties with attention, and personality disorders. Anne works with clients to create focused treatment plans to help them take control of their own lives. She uses psyco-education, skills training, mindfulness practice and goal setting to help clients identify and attain their own dreams. Additionally, Anne offers affordable skills training in a group setting using Dialectical Behavior Therapy.
Anne received her Masters degree in Adult Education from Western Washington University. She completed intensive training in Dialectical Behavior Therapy in 1997 and has since facilitated numerous groups and trained other mental health professionals in DBT.
"I have lived in Whatcom County for nearly twenty years, and enjoy the beauty and calm of the Pacific Northwest. I love reading, writing, and spending time with my friends and family. I believe in living my life simply and in harmony with my own spirit."
Marcia
Joye, MC LMHC
Licensed Independent Therapist
Marcia
Joye is a licensed independent therapist working with
adults in individual, couples, and group settings. She
utilizes experiential, talking, and creative art
approaches to assist clients in manifesting their full
potential in life. Marcia specializes in areas relating
to trauma and abuse recovery, depression, anxiety, women
issues, grief and loss, life transitions, and
relationships. Marcia utilizes goal oriented cognitive
behavioral methods and experiential approaches such as
sandplay therapy, Process Work and creative expression
to aid clients from emotional pain, help heal the
Body-Mind-Spirit Connection, and improve relationships
with others.
Marcia
received her Bachelors of Science from the University of
Nebraska in the field of education and her Masters of
Counseling from the University of Phoenix in 2002.
"I grew up in the Midwest
but have spent many years living in the western states
before moving to Washington in 2005. I enjoy bird
watching, hiking, exploring the Pacific Northwest,
camping with friends, meditating, and talking with my
children when they're home for a visit."
Victor
H. Plucy, M.A. - L.M.F.T
Licensed
Marriage and Family Counselor/ Psychotherapist
Victor H.
Plucy has been in practice for 22 years. During that
time he has seen a wide range of clients and is skilled
with anxiety, depression, transitions,
marriage/relationships; and his orientation addresses
spiritual needs. He is passionate about helping clients
live meaningful lives.
Sub-specialties include sleep disorders, weight
management and sports psychology. Victor relies heavily
on building trust filled counseling relationships in
order to pursue the kinds of challenges that clients
experience and combines that with client
centered/solution based psychotherapy.
"Twenty
years ago I visited Bellingham and was impressed with
its outdoor beauty and its proximity to Vancouver and
Seattle (where my grandchildren live). After practicing
in two western states and making several journeys to
Washington, I decided to make Bellingham my home where I
now live with my wife."
Dennis Dashiell, MSW, LICSW
Dennis is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a BA in Psychology from WWU and a Masters in Social Work from Walla Walla University. Dennis has an ability to engage a straight-forward real conversation in a way that is comfortable for people who might not typically use counseling and coaching services.
Dennis works well with a broad range of clients, from those dealing with significant mental health issues, to individuals and families dealing with the difficulties that all of us can expect to encounter at some point in our lives. Dennis’ approach to treatment is a combination of solution-focused therapy along with creative supportive development of personal insight. He aims to reinforce new increasingly successful behaviors in individuals, families and work-life situations.
Dennis brings years of experience with an ability to reflect on the real life stories of hundreds of clients and how others have achieved their goals for health and peace of mind. Areas of specialization for Dennis include: Career/Worklife Counseling; Couples; Men’s Issues; Parenting & Blended families; Teen Phase of Life Issues; Spirituality and Religion; Depression; Loss and Grief Anxiety/Trauma; Intimacy Issues; Divorce; and Dual-Diagnosis/Addictions. Dennis is a long time Bellingham resident having moved here from Walla Walla in 1988. He is married and has two children. He enjoys hiking, the occasional camping trips, and follows the wilds of U.S. politics.
360.392.2838
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112 Ohio St Ste 103
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Bellingham, WA 98225
