Low Cost Therapy
Therapy that fits your life and your budget
Our clinical internship program offers affordable, affirming therapy with graduate clinicians supported by professional supervision. Find space to understand yourself, strengthen your relationships, and work through life’s challenges.
Online therapy for clients located in Washington State
$60 for 50 minutes · $80 for 80 minutes
Self-pay only · Insurance and superbills are not available through this program.
Supported clinicians. Thoughtful care.
Clinical interns are graduate students completing the supervised clinical portion of their professional training. Before seeing clients, they meet their university’s requirements for clinical placement and complete Healing Moments Counseling’s onboarding.
Our interns receive ongoing clinical supervision from Dr. Celeste McClannahan, Head of the Internship Program. Supervision provides a structured space to discuss their work, consider treatment approaches, strengthen clinical skills, and receive guidance when concerns arise. Celeste’s approach emphasizes attachment, relational dynamics, and emotionally focused care, with additional consultation available as needed.
What brings you here?
You may be navigating anxiety, grief, burnout, a difficult transition, or patterns that leave you feeling disconnected from yourself or others.
Our internship program offers individual, couples, family, and sex therapy. Areas of support include:
- Relationships, communication, and intimacy
- Anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions
- Identity, self-esteem, and neurodivergence
- Parenting, family relationships, and caregiver burnout
- Trauma, family-of-origin experiences, and work-related emotional strain
Each intern brings different interests and training. We can help you explore whether an available clinician is a good fit for your needs.
Meet our clinical interns
Tamara Walker
Clinical Intern · She/her
Tamara supports adults and people navigating relationship challenges, grief, identity exploration, anxiety, and career exhaustion. A former veterinary surgeon, she has a particular interest in supporting medical and veterinary professionals. She holds a master’s degree in Jungian Depth Psychology and is completing her master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Seattle University. Her approach is warm, relational, and LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC affirming.
Vanessa Ortiz
Clinical Intern · She/her
Vanessa supports clients navigating relationships, identity, anxiety, grief, trauma, and life transitions, with particular interests in parenting, caregiver and neurodivergent burnout, and neurodiverse families. She is completing her master’s in Couple and Family Therapy at Antioch University Seattle. Her collaborative approach draws on Emotionally Focused Therapy, Internal Family Systems, and Narrative Therapy, and is culturally responsive, trauma-informed, and LGBTQIA+, gender, and neurodiversity affirming.
Let’s find your next step
Email Noelle to ask about current openings, share which intern interests you, or get help finding a fit. You don’t need to have everything figured out before reaching out.