Beth believes in the inherent potential of every individual to achieve balance and well-being through a holistic, person-centered, and trauma-sensitive approach to mental health counseling.  As an integrative therapist, she draws from multiple modalities to tailor interventions to the client’s unique needs. She emphasizes the importance of clients' autonomy, offering unconditional positive regard and empathic understanding to create a supportive environment where they feel genuinely seen, heard, and safe. By fostering trust and security in the therapeutic relationship, Beth helps clients navigate self-exploration and emotional openness. Her practice is grounded in somatic awareness, honoring the profound connection between the mind and body, allowing for healing on emotional, cognitive, and physical levels. 

Beth specializes in Art Therapy which harnesses the power of creative expression to help clients explore emotions, process trauma, and gain insight into their inner worlds. Art therapy engages the subconscious and the body, enabling individuals to express and release emotions and memories that may be difficult to access or verbalize. This approach is particularly valuable for those who benefit from non-verbal communication and expression, fostering a deep connection between creativity and somatic healing.

Beth, an LMHC-A in Washington State, holds a Master’s in Art Therapy and Counseling, with additional degrees in Sociology and Fine Arts. With over 15 years of experience teaching process-based art, she combines creativity and empathy in her therapeutic practice. Drawing from her background in youth development and community building, Beth creates a safe space for exploring identity, connection to others and building emotional awareness. She completed her pre-graduate internship hours at Beautiful Autism under the supervision of Dr. Raman Basanti, where she developed skills in culturally sensitive interventions, trauma informed care, Internal Family Systems, and neurodivergent-affirming care.