A Smokey Point office in Arlington for therapy and counseling, serving Marysville and north Snohomish County. We accept most major insurance plans, book same-week, and offer secure video statewide.
The few local practices tend to be small, which is part of their charm and also why they are so often booked out or not taking new clients. The bigger systems are a long drive south toward Everett or Seattle, the kind of drive that makes you skip the appointment after a hard week. And when you do find someone nearby, it is rarely clear whether they take your insurance until you have already invested an afternoon finding out.
So the search stalls, and the thing you wanted help with keeps waiting.
A real office in Smokey Point changes the math. Local, on the plan you already have, often within the same week.
Therapy & counseling AND psychiatric medication management at the same Smokey Point office, with the same intake and the same insurance accepted, without the drive south to Everett or Seattle.
Anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, life transitions, grief, and more. For adults, couples, families, teens and children. Matched to a therapist whose approach fits how you actually show up, in person at Smokey Point or by secure video.
See therapy services →Thorough psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis and medication management for adults, teens and children. PMHNP-led care with the same continuity, same intake and same insurance carriers as therapy. In person or by secure video statewide.
See psychiatric care →Same practice, same supervision, same insurance, whether you need therapy, psychiatry, or both.
A therapy and counseling office at 3402 173rd Pl NE, Suite 201, Arlington, in the Smokey Point area off I-5, serving north Snohomish County in person and the rest of Washington by secure video.
Arlington · Smokey Point · Marysville · Lakewood · Stanwood · north Snohomish County
Just off the I-5 corridor in the Smokey Point area of Arlington, an easy reach from Marysville, Lakewood, Stanwood and the surrounding north Snohomish communities. Parking at the office. We share current parking and access notes when we confirm your appointment.
Mon–Fri 8:00am – 8:00pm
Sat 9:00am – 6:00pm
Meet in person at the Smokey Point office or by secure video anywhere in Washington. The same therapist either way, and you can move between formats as the drive in becomes more or less workable.
For adults, couples, families, teens and children who want therapy or counseling close to home, and for anyone in Washington who would rather meet by video.
Living in north Snohomish County
Arlington, Smokey Point, Marysville, Lakewood, Stanwood or nearby. You want care without the drive south to Everett or Seattle.
Wanting to use your insurance
Hoping to use your Kaiser, Premera, Regence, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare or Cigna coverage rather than paying cash, which is how much of the local field operates.
Tired of "not taking new clients"
Tired of small local practices that are booked out and want a group practice that can see you sooner.
Starting therapy for the first time
Coming to therapy for the first time and wanting a steady, judgment-free place to begin.
One practice for the whole family
Looking for one practice that can also see a partner, a child or a teen, not just you.
Or by video, anywhere in WA
You do not have to choose between the office and video. The same therapists are available both ways, which matters in a catchment this large.
First-time-therapy adults welcome. The Smokey Point office serves the full range of CSW services, and the same practice offers secure video statewide.
These therapists and psychiatric providers see clients in person at our Smokey Point office and by secure video across Washington. Same intake, same insurance, whether you drive to Arlington or sign in from home.
Are you struggling with depression, irritability, anxiety, focus problems, or mood swings that get in the way with living your best life? Have you wondered if psychiatric medications might help? Or, if the psychiatric meds you are currently taking are optimal for you?
Amy is an experienced psychiatric nurse practitioner who has been working in the field of mental health for over 20 years and prescribing psychiatric medications for over 12 years. She is passionate about helping people move forward in their lives. She uses a collaborative approach to treat the full gamut of psychiatric disorders and specializes in prescribing psychiatric medications for adults with mood/anxiety disorders. Her training with bipolar experts makes her uniquely adept in the tricky area of the soft bipolar spectrum. Amy invites you to come in for an evaluation as you explore what treatment options are most likely to help.
Hello! My name is Cassandra, but you can call me Cassie. I am an Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) with board certification as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP). I earned my Master’s in Science in Nursing at Frontier Nursing University and my Bachelor’s in Science in Nursing from the University of Washington.
I have a strong background, including six years of experience in emergency and correctional nursing, giving me a unique insight into the varying presentations of acute and chronic mental illness across the lifespan.
I’m a member of several professional organizations, such as the Neuroscience Education Institute and the Association of Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nursing, to access high-quality continuing education and participate in state-wide advocacy efforts to expand access to mental health care.
An essential part of my practice is a client-centered, evidence-based approach to assess, diagnose, and treat mental health conditions. Treatment decisions are made in collaboration with each client’s unique needs in order to ensure the best outcomes. I truly understand the importance of hearing each client’s story and am committed to providing thorough, detail-oriented care. I treat a wide range of psychiatric conditions but take a particular interest in perinatal psychiatry. As a mother of two young children, I understand the critical need for psychiatric providers who treat parents during this stage of life.
My other interests include body-focused repetitive behaviors, mood and psychotic disorders, substance abuse disorders, ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, as well as psychiatric comorbidities of Ehler’s Danlos syndromes.
Locations: Smokey Point, Telehealth
Welcome, my name is Aaron. I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) in Washington. I’m also a Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP).
My experience is primarily with adults, though I am also interested in working with teens. I specialize in trauma, including PTSD, mood and anxiety disorders, psychosis, and substance use disorders.
My Background
I moved from Michigan to Washington in 2017. While in Michigan, I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology at Michigan State University and completed my Master’s degree in counseling at University of Phoenix. Since moving to Washington, I have been enjoying hiking the beautiful trails and soaking up all Washington has to offer.
Clinical Experience
I have worked in a variety of settings, including inpatient and outpatient mental health, substance use, detoxification, and hospitalization. I have been licensed and practicing counseling since 2014 and have familiarity working with a wide range of clients, including those that are involved in the criminal justice system.
Approach
The primary framework of my counseling approach relies on Choice Theory and Reality Therapy. This is an empowering, humanistic approach that aids clients in focusing their energy and their efforts into fulfilling pursuits. I also use elements of other therapeutic styles, as appropriate, which may include Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Feminist Theory, Family System Theory, and Gestalt therapy.
I also don’t expect you to necessarily know what any of those terms mean. I believe that my primary responsibility in counseling is to help you understand and learn about what is happening in your mind, and how to manage those symptoms so that you can find, or return to, a meaningful and satisfying life. Thank you for stopping by, I look forward to working with you!
Locations: Smokey Point, Telehealth
Hello, my name is Ken Lewis. I am a Licensed Mental Health Consoler (LMHC) Serving individuals in the Marysville, Everett and North Seattle area. My experience is with adults suffering from mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse problems, anger management concerns, and traumatic life experiences.
My Background
I moved from Arizona to Washington in 2005, enjoying the multitude of personalities and beautiful landscapes in the Puget Sound, I have never looked back. While raising a beautiful child I began to further my education earning a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Ashford University in 2012 and a master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Argosy University in 2015. As a multiculturally-oriented practitioner, I enjoy working with individuals from all walks of life, focusing on serving individuals from various backgrounds, in the Puget Sound area. I have been drawn to this profession by my considerate, nondiscriminatory, respectful nature and desire to help others.
Clinical Experience
My areas of expertise are mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse problems, anger management concerns, and traumatic life experiences. I have work in both inpatient and outpatient mental health environments, supporting a wide range of clients suffering from mild to severe problems.
Approach
My goal is to provide support and counseling to help clients effectively address personal life challenges in order to create a supportive alliance that leads to nurturing both resilience and discovery of new possibilities. I am committed to assisting each individual build on their existing strengths to live their best possible life. I provide a safe, compassionate, and nonjudgmental environment where you are the expert in your ever-changing world. I meet people where they are at and create dynamic relationships built on transparency, collaboration, and trust. Taking a non-judgmental approach, tailoring therapy and support to the individuals needs together we will explore your problems. By addressing your needs and problems together we will create and build your better future. I use an integrative approach, treating each client as a unique individual, using a variety of evidenced-based therapeutic practices based on what my client needs.
Locations: Smokey Point, Telehealth
Are you feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck? I am a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping individuals work through life’s challenges and improve their mental well-being. With a client-centered approach and evidence-based techniques, I offer a safe and supportive environment where you can explore your thoughts, feelings, and develop effective coping strategies.
Whether you’re trying to address stress, relationship challenges, trauma, or simply seeking personal growth, I am here to help. Sessions are tailored to your unique needs and goals. My goal is to provide you with practical tools to improve your quality of life.
Reach out today to start your journey toward healing and personal transformation.
A bilingual (English and Spanish) counselor offering warm, person-centered support for adults working through anxiety, depression, stress, life transitions, grief, self-esteem, and relationships, drawing on CBT, DBT, and ACT.
Locations: Smokey Point, Telehealth
Hi, I'm Diana Doganiero, LMHCA. I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate in Washington, and I work with adults (18+) experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, life transitions, grief, self-esteem, and relationship issues. I also enjoy working with clients who are exploring their identity, relationships, and cultural experiences. I offer therapy in both English and Spanish, and my goal is to create a safe space where you can feel heard, understood, and supported.
Background and experience
I was born and raised in Venezuela and moved to Washington in 2016. I received my Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Linguistics from the University of Washington and later completed my Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Palo Alto University. I have worked with children, adolescents, and adults in both community mental health and higher-acuity treatment settings, supporting diverse clients working through anxiety, depression, emotional overwhelm, trauma-related experiences, and major life transitions. Outside of therapy, I enjoy figure skating, watching hockey games, taking my corgi Stella on walks, and relaxing with a good book.
Approach
My approach to therapy is collaborative, person-centered, and tailored to each client's individual needs and goals. I believe there is no one size fits all approach, so I will always tailor our work to what feels most helpful and supportive for you. Some of the modalities I draw from include Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and attachment-based approaches. My hope is to create a safe and welcoming space for you to explore your experiences openly, build insight, and develop tools to feel more grounded and connected to yourself.
I know starting therapy can feel intimidating, but you don't have to face it alone. If you think we might be a good fit, I'd love to connect and support you on your journey.
A deeper bench of Smokey Point-based clinicians than the seven featured here. Tell us what you are navigating and we will match you with the right fit.
Get matchedDeeper bench than the seven here. Tell us what you are working through and we will match you with the right Smokey Point clinician.
Each service can be delivered in person at the Smokey Point office or by secure video anywhere in Washington. Where a service is best matched to a specific therapist, we confirm that when you book.
For the worry, tension and overthinking that will not switch off.
View anxiety therapy →For low mood, low energy and the days that feel flat.
View depression therapy →For the events the body keeps holding onto.
View trauma therapy →For partners stuck in the same loop.
View couples therapy →For younger clients and the adults caring for them.
View child therapy →For the patterns that play out across a household.
View family therapy →The full picture of how we work with adults.
View adult therapy →Medication evaluation and ongoing psychiatric care.
View psychiatry →If you are not sure which fits, reach out and we will point you to the right starting place.
Yes, and in this part of the state that matters more than most. North Snohomish County covers a lot of ground, so every service at this office is also available by secure video anywhere in Washington, with the same therapist you would see in person. It is a good fit if you are out toward the edges of the catchment, your schedule rules out the drive or you simply prefer your own space.
How telehealth works at CSW →The staff are kind, welcoming, and truly care about your wellbeing from the moment you walk in. The therapists and psychiatric providers are professional, compassionate, and easy to talk to, for myself and for my teen. The office feels calm and comfortable, and scheduling was simple and stress-free.
The practice was built on a simple idea: mental health care should account for the whole person, not just the presenting problem. Our co-founders started Counseling Services for Wellbeing around the belief that wellbeing is physical, structural and psychological all at once, and that lens shapes how we work whether you are at the Smokey Point office or on a screen.
Kaiser, Premera, Regence, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare and Cigna accepted · same-week first appointments · Smokey Point, our Green Lake office, our Burien office or by secure video across Washington. See our Smokey Point Google profile →
Our Smokey Point office is at 3402 173rd Pl NE, Suite 201, Arlington, WA 98223, in the Smokey Point area off the I-5 corridor. There is parking at the office, an easy reach from Arlington and Marysville. We share current parking and access notes when we confirm your appointment.
This office serves Arlington, Smokey Point, Marysville, Lakewood and the broader north Snohomish County area in person. Anyone elsewhere in Washington can see the same therapists by secure video, which matters in a catchment this large and spread out.
We accept Kaiser, Premera, Regence, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare and Cigna at our Smokey Point office, and we recommend confirming your specific coverage with your insurer before your first session.
First appointments are available the same week. You do not have to sit on a waitlist while the small local practices stay booked out, and we are accepting new clients now at the Smokey Point office and by video.
Therapy and counseling for anxiety, depression, trauma, couples, families, children, teens and adults, plus psychiatry and medication management. Any service can be delivered in person or by secure video.
Yes. Every service at this office is available by secure video anywhere in Washington, with the same therapist you would see in person. It matters in north Snohomish County, where the drive can be long and a video session removes it entirely. See therapy by secure video across Washington for how online care works here.
Yes. The Smokey Point office is open weekday evenings until 8pm and on Saturdays from 9am to 6pm. Those hours make care here easier to keep when the nearest alternative is a drive south.
Yes. The office sits just off the I-5 corridor in the Smokey Point area of Arlington, an easy reach from Marysville, Lakewood, Stanwood and the surrounding north Snohomish communities. The location is part of what makes care here actually keepable for people who would otherwise drive south to Everett.
Yes. We see kids and teens from Arlington Public Schools and the Marysville School District, and we can coordinate with school counselors when that helps. The Smokey Point catchment overlaps both districts.
Yes. Every clinician at our Smokey Point office is also available by secure video anywhere in Washington, with the same therapist either way. North Snohomish County covers a lot of ground, video makes the catchment workable for the people on the edges of it.
If you or someone you love needs support beyond what we offer, these are north-Snohomish-area resources we trust.
Peer support, family education and free local programs for people living with mental illness and the people who love them.
Visit NAMI Snohomish →Counseling, social-emotional supports and family resources across the Marysville School District, which serves much of the Smokey Point catchment.
Visit MSD supports →24/7 crisis line for Snohomish, Island, Skagit and Whatcom counties, operated by Volunteers of America Western Washington. Call 1-800-584-3578 anytime.
Visit Care Crisis Line →If you are in immediate danger or considering harm to yourself or someone else, call 988 (Suicide and Crisis Lifeline) or 911. These resources do not replace clinical care, they sit alongside it.
Even in a part of the state where good care is harder to find. Request an appointment at our Smokey Point office today and we will match you with a therapist who fits what you are working on, often within the same week. Most major insurance plans accepted. 3402 173rd Pl NE, Suite 201, Arlington, WA 98223, plus secure video anywhere in Washington.
