Welcome to Bothell Christian Counseling

Bothell Christian Counseling serving the communities Bothell, Kirkland, Bellevue, Mill Creek, Woodinville, Lynnwood, Redmond.

Join us at Bothell Christian Counseling, find direction in your life. Receive quality individual, marriage/couple, or family therapy from Professional and Licensed Christian Counselors with insurance reimbursement from most providers. Areas of Service include: individual therapy, marriage and family therapy, adolescent therapy, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, stress management, self esteem, life transition, isolation and loneliness, grief and loss, abuse, self harm, and spiritual guidance counseling within a Christian counseling perspective.

  • Build confidence in overcoming insecurities
  • Improve communication skills
  • Deepen intimacy in relationships
  • Hope for sexual wholeness
  • Strengthen faith and spirituality
  • Reclaim your voice in abusive relationships
  • Regain a balanced sense of well-being and reduce anxiety
  • Enrich life through marriage and family counseling
  • Break free of depression

Christian Counselor Directory

Full list of Counselors

Group Counseling

Counseling groups are forming at Seattle Christian Counseling. Groups include Men’s Sexual Addiction Recovery by Chris Chandler. Experience the power and support of being part of a community seeking restoration and healing together. Limited openings are available!

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Recent Articles

Conflict Resolution in the Workplace

Conflict resolution in the workplace is necessary because we all face conflict of some kind as we go about our day. Given the diverse mix of people with different backgrounds, ideals, and perspectives, you’re likely to be offended at times. You’re bound to encounter some type of conflict, whether it’s a dispute with a coworker or a disagreement with a supervisor. Examples of friction points [...]

Breathing for Anxiety: Learning How to Breathe When You’re Anxious

Many people suffer from some degree of anxiety, and while the level may differ, most of the symptoms are the same. Finding relief from the effects of anxiety can be difficult, and not everyone wants to turn directly to medication. Learning some techniques related to breathing for anxiety can help your body overcome anxious symptoms. Once you learn to breathe when you experience anxiety, it [...]

Stress and the Mind

This article will be going over how our mind responds to stress and how it relates to mental health. I will be discussing the Limbic System and how it contributes to the fight, flight, or freeze response and how this process may affect those with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder or Generalized Anxiety Disorder. I will then discuss the different treatment modalities that can help. The anatomy [...]

Anger Management Therapy from a Christian Perspective

Does anger feel like it’s taking over your life? Do you feel trapped by your own anger and resentment toward others? Have you tried to manage it yourself, but you feel like you could use some outside anger management therapy? Anger is a very common emotion, and it’s a normal one. God created us with the capacity for many types of emotions. It’s what we do [...]

What to Do When You Feel Stuck in an Unhappy Marriage

When you feel stuck in an unhappy marriage, is there any hope for you? The answer is yes! God sees your situation and cares about your feelings. He will provide help and perspective through his Word, and you can also find help through Christian counseling. An unhappy marriage can feel like a heavy burden. No one gets married and expects to be disappointed. But the [...]

How to Cope with Seasonal Affective Disorder in Spring and Summer

April showers may bring May flowers and June roses, but maybe you are finding yourself in a seasonal slump as well. While seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is most commonly associated with winter blues, other seasons are not immune from mood fluctuations. Like the transition to a new medication, the transition between seasons can cause a deeper depression at first. Let yourself slowly transition to the [...]