A calm, professional therapy office or counseling space. Soft natural light.
Mental health is deeply personal, and rarely linear.
The work here is a relationship, entered at your pace, and held without judgment.
Counseling at Elevate Transformation is grounded in ethical practice, cultural humility, and evidence-informed approaches that support real healing. You are seen as a whole person, never a diagnosis or a set of symptoms.
Sessions are collaborative. You set the pace; the clinical structure, presence, and expertise come from us. When welcomed, faith-informed perspectives are woven in with respect, and never imposed.
Counseling is tailored to what you bring. These are the areas of focus most often woven into the work.
One-to-one counseling for trauma, PTSD, grief and loss, anxiety, mood concerns, life transition, and adjustment to disability or illness. Held in a confidential, unrushed telehealth setting.
Focused, compassionate support for those carrying loss or the lasting weight of traumatic experience. Together we move at a pace that honors your capacity, working toward healing, meaning, and a renewed sense of safety.
From adolescents to older adults, counseling here is welcoming to everyone, from all walks of life.
Every session is conducted via HIPAA-compliant telehealth. Your privacy is protected under Washington State law and HIPAA; the limits of confidentiality are reviewed together at intake.
The work draws on CBT, trauma-focused modalities, motivational interviewing, and strengths-based counseling — matched to you, not applied from a template.
You are not alone on this journey toward change and growth. Goals are set together, revisited often, and adjusted as your needs evolve.
Mental health counseling is provided by Jurea Rubit, LMHCA (Washington DOH Lic. MC70064831), practicing within scope under WAC 246-809 and under the clinical supervision of Kylie Engelhardt-Smith, MA, LMHC, LMFT (Lic. LH60218786, LF60287649) and La Tonya Littleton, MA, LMHC (Lic. LH60306133), Washington State–approved supervisors. This practice does not provide crisis or emergency services; if you are in crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.
Reaching out is the hardest step. Start with a complimentary consultation, and we will find the way forward together.
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