Ms. Cynthia Jolly, MA, LMHC, At

read moreCynthia holds a Bachelors's Degree in Social Work from the University of Oregon and a Master's Degree in clinical psychology with additional advanced training in art therapy from Antioch University. She brings a unique combination of academic training and real-world experience to her work. She has been an adoptive and biological parent of two sons, a step-parent, a foster and group home parent and understands first hand the challenges and joys of family life. During her professional career, she has been a personnel recruiter for the University of Washington, a marketing manager for an international electronics manufacturer and, most recently, a mental health consultant with Volunteers of America, providing support to Snohomish County child care providers.

read moreHere is a list of our favorite links to information about resources to support your mental health. If you have suggestions about other sites to include, send an email to info@cynthiajolly.com. 211 Information line - 2-1-1 is the telephone number that connects you to health and human services in Snohomish County. Looking for rent assistance, job training, food, shelter, help for an aging parent, counseling for a teen, or a support group? These are just some of the hundreds of services 2-1-1 can help you access.

read moreKnowledge is power. The more information you have about the condition that is bringing you into therapy, the more confident you will be in dealing with the problem. We strive to provide you with accurate, helpful educational materials relating to your situation. We also have an in-depth knowledge of the local social services and medical resources in the area, and we can provide referrals as needed. Behaviors, thoughts, feelings, and physical sensations are all linked; each influences the others.