Counseling Practice – Larch Counseling
Larch Counseling is a multi-therapist mental health practice founded by Dan Claussen and serving clients from offices in Duvall and North Bend, Washington, with telehealth sessions also available. The practice brings together fourteen counselors: Dan Claussen, Alexandria Packard, Alida Johnson, Aubrey Lane, Danielle Smith, Jessica Milian, Jordan Beck, JP Sander, Rebekah Zieger, Serena Robertson, Victoria Morgan, Alyssa Perez, Carson Sojka, and Christine Roeth. Individual licenses and credentials for each clinician are not detailed on the main website page.
The practice serves adolescents, parents, couples, and adults across a range of presenting concerns including frustration, pain, sadness, and relational disconnection. Larch Counseling approaches each client as a complex individual shaped by biology, environment, and relationships. For work with children and adolescents, the practice incorporates family involvement as a standard element of the counseling process.
One of the conceptual frameworks described on the practice’s website is narrative therapy, through which Larch Counseling helps clients “ReStory” their lives by separating personal identity from the problems they are experiencing. This approach emphasizes that clients are not defined by their struggles and that their life narratives can be reshaped over the course of therapy.
Both in-person and telehealth session formats are available, with in-person locations in Duvall and North Bend providing geographic coverage across eastern King County. The website references fees and insurance under a dedicated section, though specific accepted insurance carriers and session rates are not enumerated on the accessible homepage content.
Scheduling and client inquiries are handled through an online contact form and appointment system. The practice can be reached by phone at 425.200.0130 or fax at 425.209.0766. The year Larch Counseling was established is not stated on the site.