We work with our clients to create a space where they can feel a sense of relief upon entering, knowing that they are respected and listened to without judgement. 

Our Team

Konstantin L. Sheftelevich, MSW, LICSW 

 Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker

It is sometimes difficult to remain optimistic, hopeful, motivated, and determined when facing life’s challenges. My goal is to help people process emotional pain and to support them in achieving the best version of themselves. I received my BA in Psychology at the University of Massachusetts – Amherst, and, after five years of working in various therapeutic settings, completed my Master of Social Work degree at the University of Washington in Seattle. I have experience in community mental health, inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings, as well as in wilderness therapy. Throughout my career, I am proud to have served patients from a broad range of cultural and socio-economic backgrounds and can provide therapy in Russian. I enjoy facilitating group therapy and working with individuals, couples, and families while using a collaborative, strengths-based, whole-person approach to therapy. By incorporating aspects of dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavior therapy (CBT), and motivational interviewing, we will create a treatment plan and continue to build a foundation of healthy coping strategies.

  • WA State License Number (LN): LW61316994

  • MA State LN: LICSW128344

  • UT State LN: 13922907-3501

  • ID State LN: 3371988

You can view my Psychology Today profile here. I am licensed to practice in WA, MA, UT, and ID.

Erika Langmeyer, MSW, LSWAIC

Licensed Associate Independent Clinical Social Worker

Existing as a human person can be … well … hard. Our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors can be confusing, overwhelming, or just straight up painful sometimes. My own experience as a human being has been a wild ride. I received my BFA in Dance from George Mason University and was a professional dancer in New York City for over a decade – until the pandemic. Thus began my mental health journey, and I received my master’s in social work from Seattle University with a specialization in trauma-informed care in 2025. For the past year I have worked in a community behavioral health clinic providing counseling to individuals of diverse and marginalized identities with intense mental health and socio-economic challenges. I genuinely love being a therapist, and approach my practice in a gentle, curious, and occasionally even irreverent way. I will incorporate elements of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), parts work (can’t leave out your inner child!), and Somatic Psychotherapy into our work together depending on your unique needs and ways of understanding. Together, we’ll explore the patterns, sensations, and inner dialogues that shape your experience — not to judge them, but to understand what they’ve been protecting.

WA State License Number: SC70010431

You can view my Psychology Today profile here.

Madison N. McCormick, MSW, LSWAIC

Licensed Associate Independent Clinical Social Worker

Uncovering the inner self while navigating life’s stressors feels overwhelming for a person to do alone. I embody a warm, empathic, collaborative style to walk alongside you as you navigate life’s joyous and challenging moments.  I received my BS in Psychology from West Virginia University and completed my Masters of Social Work at the University of Washington three years later. I have worked in a variety of settings including domestic violence and homeless shelters, community mental health, and intensive outpatient and partial hospitalization programs. I have had the privilege of working with a variety of folks, especially those who are facing challenges with anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflicts, and substance use challenges. My approach to therapy is eclectic, drawing from Acceptance and Commitment therapy (ACT), narrative, and somatic approaches rooted in harm reduction and trauma-informed care. Through a blend of open dialogue and reflective exploration, I aim to help clients unearth unresolved conflicts, illuminate core values, and develop new insights that pave the way toward greater wholeness and clarity. No matter what you are hoping to find support with, I strive to offer an affirming, respectful space grounded in care, curiosity, and cultural awareness.

WA State License Number: SC61580478

Diversity and Inclusivity

Our practice embraces all cultural backgrounds, ethnicities, genders, sexes, and sexual orientations. Konstantin is especially familiar with immigration-related issues and provides treatment in Russian.