Fountaingate Psychological Service Providers
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Who We Are
Stephen Clancy, Ph.D.
Enika Cocoli, Ph.D.
Kenneth Ellis, Ph.D.
Janice Katt, MA, LMHC
Peggy Murphy, Psy.D.
Barry Nyman, Ph.D.
Barbara "Bo" Ruch, ARNP
Kathie Stratmeyer, MA, LMFT
Scott D. Wykes, Ph.D., LMHC, CDP
Kathie Stratmeyer, MA, LMFT
Kathie is an independent private practitioner with Fountaingate. She provides the following kinds of treatment:
- Couples Therapy
- Individual and Adolescent Therapy
- Child and Adolescent Therapy
- Integration of Psychology and Christianity
- Abuse Recovery, Depression, Anxiety and Grief
- Life Stage Transition Issues
Qualifications
Kathie Stratmeyer is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Washington and an independent practitioner working as an associate at Fountaingate. Kathie holds a Masters degree in Marital and Family Therapy and a Master's degree in Theology; both from Fuller Theological Seminary. Kathie is a Clinical Member of the American Association of Christian Counselors. Kathie has worked in a variety of treatment settings including; foster care, an in-patient psychiatric facility, a methadone treatment center and as a practitioner in a rural setting.
Treatment Approach
Kathie primarily uses a systems approach to treatment, illuminating the effects of relationships on an individual or family. Kathie will often utilize interventions from cognitive and behavioral psychology as well as other theories as they apply to the presenting problem. Treatment is supportive in nature and will include assisting clients in altering unhelpful interactions with self or others. Kathie will offer individual, couple, and/or group therapy to achieve the client's goals. Treatment will begin with an assessment phase where the client will be interviewed and may be asked to complete questionnaires. At the end of the assessment phase, which typically takes two to three sessions, a more specific treatment plan is developed with the client. Treatment typicaly lasts three to six months, but on occasion is shorter or longer depending upon the presenting problem. Treatment ends at a mutually agreed upon time. It is most often in the client's best interest to have a last session specifically designated for talking about one's reasons for stoppng as well as one's progress.
Insurance Accepted
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