HAPPINESS
IS A WARM CUP
HELP: Healthy People Ask for It
Feeling anxious or uncertain about your next steps in life?
Believe it or not, it's actually a sign of health to ask for help.
Go for it! Life is easier with good support.
From a client: “Cat's industrial-strength listening forged the safety I needed to heal. Her compassion uplifted me and helped me find my way in the world.”
—Briana (first name by permission, Seattle)
Since 1985, I've been in private practice as a counselor and consultant. I work in person (Seattle) or by phone with individuals, couples, families, and groups.
Email me or call me at 206-329-0125 (24-hour confidential voice mail).
"I feel like Cat took me by the hand and walked me to the end of the dark tunnel, out into the light." —S.N. (Edmonds, WA)
You can read more client testimonials by clicking here.
“Dr. Cat’s Helping Handbook is a valuable resource for those who seek to build stronger and more respectful relationships with themselves, others, and the world. I heartily recommend Cat’s warm and openhearted style and the way she treats readers as partners on the path of personal growth.” —Laura Davis (Author, The Courage to Heal)
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Since 1987, more than 200 of my articles and interviews have been published and reprinted in magazines, newspapers, professional quarterlies, and books. The "Articles and Interviews" section includes selections from these writings.
There are articles about attorney Andrew Vachss and Hindu guru Ammachi (shown in upper half of the image above), and interviews with shaman Sandra Ingerman and spiritual teacher Ram Dass (shown in the lower half).
The articles are wide-ranging in subject matter and the interviews include well-known people as well as experts in their field who are not yet famous.
Click here to read more. Enjoy!