Mental Health Practice – Seattle Play Therapy
Seattle Play Therapy is located at 9015 Holman Road NW #4, Seattle, WA 98117, and provides social, emotional, and behavioral support to infants, toddlers, children, adolescents, parents, and adults in the greater Seattle area. The practice operates from neurobiologically informed principles and holds an explicitly anti-racist and anti-oppressive clinical stance, affirming clients of all races, abilities, cultures, neurotypes, and body types.
The clinical team includes Rosie Newman, MA, LMHC, RPT-S (Director); Sarah Block, MS, LMFT, RPT (Supervisor); Mara Mulcahy, MSW, LICSW; Savannah Davis, MSW, LICSW; Harmony Raveler, MA, LMFTA (Associate Therapist and Outreach Coordinator); Katie Gruver, MA, LMFTA (Associate Therapist); Courtney Meier, BSW, MFT Candidate (Intern Therapist); and Kelli Smith, BA, MFT Candidate (Intern Therapist). Support staff includes Leann Tse as Client Care Coordinator and Eunyoung Choe, MA, LMHCA in a Training Center support role, reflecting the practice’s depth of staffing across clinical and administrative functions.
Services offered include play therapy for children, therapy for adolescents, individual therapy for adults, couples therapy, parent support and coaching, school-based play therapy, and psychoeducational groups. Play is described as foundational to learning, relationships, and emotional processing, and serves as a central treatment modality for work with younger client populations across the developmental range from infancy through adolescence.
Sessions are available in both in-person and telehealth formats. Insurance and self-pay options are accepted by the practice, though specific insurance panel information is not detailed on the main site. A client portal supports scheduling and account management for current clients.
In addition to direct clinical services, Seattle Play Therapy operates the SPT Training Center, which offers continuing education in play therapy, child-centered documentation training, and digital downloads for mental health professionals expanding competency in child and family work.
Contact the practice at (206) 553-9977 or by email at [email protected]. Prospective clients can reach the practice through either channel to inquire about current clinician availability, insurance compatibility, session format options, and the intake process for beginning services at the Seattle location or through the telehealth platform.