“It seems to me that the good life is not any fixed state. […] The good life is a process, not a state of being. It is a direction, not a destination.”

— Carl Rogers

Mitzi Weiland LMFT, CT

Hello.

My approach to therapy is to meet clients where they are in their life journey as we honor your unique perspectives, joys and fears about your life experiences. I believe therapy is a co-created safe space to reflect, observe current and historical patterns, and consider the choices that will guide you towards your values.

In therapy, and in life, I value transparency, the balance of levity and gravity, and curiosity. I skew positive and realist, and have the fortitude for any feedback you would like to offer. And while I respect the woo, I rate myself low on the woo scale.

I look forward to hearing from you and as you are starting this journey towards healing, growing and potential. Schedule an appointment here -> If during or after our consultation, either of us find this would not be a good fit- I would be happy to help you find a clinician that is a good fit.

 

Education & Training:

  • Antioch University Seattle MA, MFT 2017.

  • ADEC Certified Thanatology 2017

  • Brainspotting LEVEL 1 2019. LEVEL II 2020

  • Clinical Fellow; American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 2021

Experience:

  • Private Practice 2017-present

  • Antioch University Seattle; Adjunct Professor Graduate Studies CFT 2021-present

  • Clinical internship Valley Cities Community Mental Health older adult services 2017-18

  • The Healing Center 2019

  • Wallingford Community Senior Center 2018-21

  • Other: I have worked with individuals, couples, and families in community mental health, skilled nursing care, assisted living, senior centers and facilitated grief and loss groups.

Memberships:

  • Association of Death Education and Counseling 2017-present

  • American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy 2018-present

  • National Home Funeral Alliance. 2017-present