Chris White
Chris White
Bio
The models I utilize are Internal Family Systems, CBT and EFT for couples. My goal is to provide a safe environment for change where we can combine my curiosity, compassion, and training, with your wisdom, resilience, and life experience. Some ways that clients have described me include calm, curious, human, easy to connect to, and informative.
At this point, I am offering virtual sessions in California and Washington, with a plan to offer in-person sessions in the Whatcom County area.
Treatment Areas of counseling: Anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, relational concerns, couples, spiritual issues (deconstruction, religious trauma), work issues, personal growth, relationship concerns/codependency.
Appointment Types
Accepting Teleheath
Yes
Accepting In-Person
No
Service Areas
State(s)
California and Washington
Contact Information
Practice Name
Compassion Way Counseling
Address
Whatcom County, WA, USA
Phone
Email
Website
Treatment Methods & Focus
Treatment Methods
Cognitive/Behavioral, Parent Guidance, Psychodynamic, Psycho-Educational
Age Group Focus
Adults 18-64, Geriatrics 65-100
Therapist Background & Credentials
Languages Spoken
English
In Practice Since
2008
State/License Number
CA: 84306 WA: 61224123
Education
M.A. in Marriage and Family Therapy, Bethel Seminary San Diego
B.A. in Psychology,
Point Loma Nazarene University
B.A. in Psychology,
Point Loma Nazarene University
Pricing & Payments
Price Per Session
150-200
Payment Options
Private Pay, Insurance Accepted
Insurance Accepted
AETNA Inc. (Open Choice), CIGNA HealthCare (PPO), United Behavioral Health, United Health Care (Options PPO), UMR
Other Payment Methods
Sliding Scale, American Express, Discover
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