Meet the Team
Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching Therapists, Counselors, Life Coaches and Staff
Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching Therapists, Counselors, Life Coaches and Staff
PhD, LMFTA, LMHCA, CCPS-C, CSAT-C, CPC
Suzanne is a trauma therapist whose clients include individuals (including children), couples, and families. She specializes in work with people who have been affected by sexual trauma, compulsive sexual behavior/sex addiction, intimate partner betrayal and the impact of sex addiction on the entire family system. She also has experience working with familial and other relational betrayals, childhood sexual abuse, grief and loss, parental estrangement, high-conflict couples, relationship problems, and family of origin issues.
As a family systems therapist, Suzanne understands that while relationships can bring joy, vitality, and meaning to our lives, they can sometimes bring us deep pain and confusion. She helps clients make sense of what they are experiencing and partners with them as they heal from losses, repair relational bonds, and move towards a reimagined future.
Suzanne prioritizes creating safe spaces for clients where they can feel understood, accepted, and heard. She approaches clients with respect, humility, and a deep appreciation for their strengths – including having the courage to reach out for help with their current circumstances. She brings deep professional and personal experiences to her work with clients, integrating her first career in academia with her own lived experiences with addiction in her family of origin, trauma, and recovery.
Suzanne believes that positive, transformative change and growth are possible. Working with Suzanne you can expect an open, non-shaming, collaborative stance; a clinical approach that is trauma informed and tailored to the client’s needs, a research-oriented practitioner who uses empirically tested tools and interventions, and a passionate advocate for equity and social justice.
Suzanne earned a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy with a specialization in Couple and Relationship Therapy from National University. She is a Certified Clinical Partner Specialist (CCPS) candidate and is receiving ongoing betrayal trauma training from The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). She is also a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) candidate and is receiving training from the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). Heidi Kinsella is her supervisor. Suzanne is a Brainspotting Clinician and has received Level 1 & 2 Training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy. She is also a Certified Professional Coach (CPC).
Kyle is a dedicated clinical therapist at Fourth Dimension Counseling & Coaching. He holds a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and is licensed to practice in Washington State. Specializing in Trauma-Informed Systemic Therapy, Kyle has the skills and expertise to work with you whether you need individual, couples, or family therapy.
Kyle understands that sometimes, the first step is the hardest. While life can feel difficult when experiencing struggles, he believes everyone can achieve well-being. Committed to creating a safe space for everyone, he is an ally for the LGBTQ+ community, an advocate for social justice, and practices cultural humility. Kyle serves a diverse clientele of those struggling with, but not limited to, complex trauma, sexual compulsivity/addiction, couple reconciliation, spiritual/religious trauma, family of origin issues, communication, emotional regulation, and relational issues. He will work holistically with you to collaborate and gain a thorough understanding of your unique situation.
As a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) Candidate, Kyle has significant experience working with individuals experiencing sex addiction/compulsivity and facilitating couple reconciliation related to addiction and betrayal. He receives ongoing training from the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP) and supervision and mentorship from Heidi Kinsella. Specializing in Trauma-Informed Systemic Therapy, Kyle utilizes a Solution-Focused Brief Therapy lens to inform his practice. He remains integrative in offering personalized care that promotes healing and growth specific to each client. While studying at Eastern Washington University, Kyle graduated with a bachelor’s in social & behavioral sciences with a double minor in psychology and communications. He also holds honors in Psychology (PsiChi) and Marriage and Family Therapy (Delta Kappa).
His clinical focus includes generalized trauma, spiritual/religious trauma, and pornography/sex addiction and beyond.
Kyle’s approach to therapy is client-focused, trauma-informed, and recovery-oriented; he practices from a Narrative therapeutic lens while acknowledging that one size does not fit all and exploring integrative approaches by additionally utilizing other family therapy modalities and mindfulness. Kyle is passionate about approaching treatment from a holistic perspective and helping families mend fences. He is an ally for the LGBTQ+ community, an advocate forSocial Justice, and works from a not-knowing stance to fully grasp your cultural location. Kyle is here to walk your path to recovery with you and assist in accomplishing your unique goals.
BA, SUDP, ASAT-C
When clients step into Ashley’s office, they find a place free from judgment—a sanctuary where their story matters and their experiences are honored. Ashley works as a partner with each client to understand what’s been weighing on their heart and mind, creating individualized plans that feel right for them. She is particularly passionate about helping individuals and couples heal from trauma and address problematic relational patterns and sexual addiction, along with dynamics stemming from grief and loss, betrayal, exploitative relationships, family estrangement, and childhood sexual abuse.
Ashley helps clients explore their authentic selves and find meaning in their experiences, fostering personal agency and responsibility in the healing process. By working together to create new, corrective experiences, clients can gradually reorient their automatic reactions to impulses and interpersonal dynamics. Her approach recognizes that healing trauma requires not just cognitive understanding, but embodied experiences that help regulate the nervous system and create new neural pathways for healthier responses to triggers and relational situations.
Her clinical experience background spans residential treatment, outpatient services, and crisis response, treating persistent and severe co-occurring disorders through group trauma work and individual counseling in-person and via telehealth. She has completed training in Levels I & II of the Gottman Method Couples Therapy, the Gottman Treating Affairs and Trauma, and uses the Gottman Method in her work. Ashley is on the Certified Sex Addiction Therapist track with IITAP and is currently an Associate Sex Addiction Therapist – Candidate.
Ashley joins Fourth Dimension as a Seattle University Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master’s Candidate under the mentorship of Heidi Kinsella and brings over four years of dedicated experience in substance abuse and mental health treatment. She holds a Bachelor of Arts and earned post-baccalaureate certificates in Drug/Alcohol Abuse Counseling and Addiction Counseling from San Antonio College. Ashley is a Licensed Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) in Washington State.
BA, MA – Candidate, SUDP, ASAT
Darren specializes in working with individuals, couples, and families impacted by substance abuse and sexual compulsivity, including sex and pornography addiction, unfaithfulness, infidelity, and sexual betrayal. He is certified as an Associate Sex Addiction Therapist (ASAT) through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals and is supervised and trained by Heidi Kinsella. He currently runs two men’s sex addiction groups for Fourth Dimension.
Darren is experienced and holds a license in Washington to work with individuals impacted by substance abuse. Darren holds an Associate of Arts degree in Addiction Studies and a Bachelor of Arts in Health Counseling and Counseling Practices at Antioch University. Darren is currently in Antioch’s Master’s program and pursuing a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health.
Darren has expert knowledge of the disease of addiction and brings more than 19 years of recovery experience along with his professional experience. Helping clients and their families navigate through substance abuse. He has worked with adolescents, young adults, adults, and people from all life situations for several years.
He has a passion for helping people navigate positive life changes and removing blocks to growth. Darren has been working in substance abuse for 11 years and was Clinical Director/Supervisor at two different co-occurring facilities helping build from the ground up. He has volunteered with missions and recovery cafes for many years to help the homeless population and has added EFT levels 1 and 2 to his skill set to help clients change their stress levels, which allows the body to function and move past the blocks caused by anxiety.
“I’m grateful to use my 19 years experience as a person in recovery, experience in the jail and prison system and homelessness as a means to help others navigate the fears, blocks and loneliness that keep us in the dark. My own recovery with substance use and trauma has brought me here. I absolutely love what I do shoulder-to-shoulder with my clients. I have so much compassion for the journey people take by having enough courage just to show up.” LGBTQIA2+ ally, sex worker affirming counselor, and safe space. Social Justice ally, advocate, and activist.
Raina Hampton is a trauma therapist whose clients include individuals (including children ages 6 and up), couples and families. Raina holds an MA in Mental Health Counseling from Colorado Christian University with a specialization in Marriage and Family Therapy and is currently pursuing dual licensure in Colorado. With over 25 years of experience working with adolescents through Young Life, Raina’s desire to deepen her understanding of story work, neurobiology, the nervous system, and attachment theory led her to pursue a counseling degree to better support clients on their life journeys.
Since joining the Begin Again Institute in January 2025, Raina has passionately focused on helping betrayed partners heal using a trauma-informed approach. Her training includes right-brain modalities such as Brainspotting, experiential therapies like art therapy and Internal Family Systems, and she integrates Polyvagal theory into her client work. Additionally, she has received training in Gottman therapy, Motivational Interviewing, and Systems Theory.
Raina is committed to establishing a secure, supportive, and genuine atmosphere where clients feel comfortable exploring their narratives with vulnerability. Her emphasis on enhancing self-awareness and emotional regulation facilitates meaningful change. Her therapeutic style is integrative, drawing upon a variety of techniques to empower clients in reaching their objectives.
Raina resides in Colorado with her family and two Bernese Mountain Dogs
BA, MA-Candidate, CSAT-C, CCPS-C
Cody is a certified professional life coach dedicated to supporting individuals navigating challenges related to problematic sexual behaviors, pornography addiction, infidelity and the ensuing betrayal trauma. His areas of specialization include working individually with men and women, facilitating men’s groups, and conducting recovery intensives. Drawing on his experience as a biracial (African American/Caucasian) man, he demonstrates a commitment to ensuring that people of color have access to culturally sensitive care. Cody has a passion for empowering individuals in deep, authentic healing and has collaborated to lead female betrayal partner groups and men’s problematic sexual behavior groups. He holds a coaching certification from the International Coaching Federation through Certified Life Coach Institute and is a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist candidate. Currently, he is expanding his expertise in pursuit of a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology at The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology.
Cody’s coaching approach emphasizes the creation of a collaborative, supportive, and experiential space, fostering intimate collaboration between coach and client. This approach invites clients to address core issues such as wounded masculinity, shame cycles, false core beliefs, and to develop movement towards wholeness and integration. He is passionate about helping individuals liberate themselves from destructive patterns and cultivate a life of purpose and integration.
Cody is a dedicated husband, a licensed mental healthcare associate specializing in problematic sexual behavior and betrayal trauma, and a father to a fierce 10-year-old daughter. His leisure activities include exploring the outdoors, meditation and self-somatic practices, exercise, group facilitation, roller skating, golfing, investing, and connecting with close friends. In addition to his academic pursuits, Cody has three years of experience as a life coach, for individuals facing these challenges, and ten years of experience leading men’s groups and workshops/public speaking engagements. Since 2019, Cody has diligently pursued a transformative lifestyle of personal healing and marital recovery (including inpatient treatment at Hope Quest for PSB). This has provided him with unique insights, creativity, and empathy that enable him to connect with individuals during their most difficult and vulnerable experiences. Ultimately fulfilling his passion for helping others discover they are not alone, and to feel seen, known, and deeply pursued by his authentic presence.
Credentials
i. Masters-Candidate, The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology
ii. Bachelor of Science in Recreation & Tourism Management, Central Washington University
iii. Certified Professional Life Coach (ACC-C), International Coaching Federation
iv. Certified Sex Addiction Therapist-Candidate (CSAT-C)
v. Certified Clinical Partner Specialist-Candidate (CCPS-C)
BA, CPC, CPRC
As a Certified Personal and Professional Recovery Coach (CPRC), Jeff helps clients work through difficult situations by focusing on positive life changes and refocusing negative stumbling blocks in their personal growth journeys. Areas of growth examples can include fostering gratitude and joy, growing awareness of emotions and spirituality, accepting responsibility, accountability and forgiveness. As a CPRC, Jeff will help provide the Positive Answer to 1) Preventing the Losses of Substance Use Disorders ahead of time, 2) Enhancing the Experience of Recovery for people on their journey to wellness, and 3) Helping Clients Reconnect to their own inner capacity, resilience and sense of wellbeing.
Jeff is also a Certified Life Skills and Recovery coach. He focuses on supporting men whose lives have been impacted by substance abuse, pornography addiction, and sex and/or love addiction. He approaches each client with a collaborative attitude and a willingness to support and guide them as they learn to focus on the strength and wisdom that they have within themselves to establish healthy choices and patterns for their lives.
Jeff is currently in training with American Association for Sex Addiction Therapy (AASAT) in their Sexual Recovery Coach (SRC) program and is mentored by Heidi Kinsella on the incorporation of these skills into his Recovery Coaching. The AASAT training offers unique methodologies and treatment modalities for treating sexual addiction. The SRC curriculum helps coaches understand sex addiction better from a clinical perspective which gives them and their clients insight into addictive cycles of behavior.
“As someone who has wrestled with addiction for most of my adult life, whether as a person struggling to gain sobriety; the challenges of legal issues, incarceration and the Department of Corrections supervision; the humbling work to repair relationships, these all have given me a unique perspective as a coach. I’ve been at rock bottom, and with the help of others, I am now able to stand sober. These experiences help me relate with others as they navigate their own fears, trauma and negative consequences of their addiction. My own path to recovery has brought me here to pay forward the care and encouragement I was given.”
MA, MBA, LMHC, LCPC, CSAT, AF-EMDR
Clinical Therapist
Justin has been working with youth and families for over 20 years. He did his graduate work at Northwest University and has been working as a private practice licensed therapist for over 10 years. He specializes in working with First Responders, men & adolescent boys, and groups who struggle with trauma, pornography & sexual addiction. He also works with couples. Justin offers additional expertise in the areas of: Anger, Anxiety, Depression, Spiritual Deconstruction, Grief, Men’s Issues, Attachment, Parenting, Marital Distress, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Infidelity, Communication, Intimacy Issues, Addiction, PTSD, Career Concerns and Transitions, Life Transitions, Divorce, Codependency, Suicidal Ideation, Parenting, Chemical/Drug Addictions, Gambling Addictions, Shame and Self-Acceptance.
Justin’s approach to therapy is client-centered, evidence-based and eclectic (based on the unique needs of his clients). He aims to bring holistic, supportive, professional care to his clients. Justin utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Existential Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Exposure Therapy, EMDR, Internal Family Systems, Psychoeducation, Mindfulness-Based Practices, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy and others.
He currently lives in Boise, Idaho and works with clients in Idaho and Washington via Telehealth.
MS, LMHC (WA), LPC (AK), SUDP, CSAT-S, CMAT, CCBRT-C, PACT Level 1, EMDRII
Karen Cooper holds a Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University. She has worked in the behavioral health and addictions field since 1988. She is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC), Licensed Substance Use Disorder Professional, and approved Clinical Supervisor in WA State, Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in AK, Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and Supervisor (CSAT-S), Certified Multiple Addictions Therapist (CMAT), Certified Couples Betrayal Therapist candidate (CCBRT-C), Meadows trained therapist and completed Advanced Post-Induction Therapy (PIT training), Early Couples Recovery Model trained (ERCEM), Psychobiological Approach to Couples Therapy Level 1 (PACT) and Attachement Focused Eye Movement and Desensitization Reprocessing trained clinician(A-EMDRII). Karen also provides professionals with monitoring and therapy, supporting contingency monitoring contracts with Washington Professionals Health Programs (WHPS) and Washington/Alaska Physicians Health Programs (WPHP).
Karen has been in recovery since 2012 and understands the complex journey for individuals who experience substance use disorders, sex and love addiction, internet/technology addictions, trauma, and mood and anxiety disorders. She is dedicated to supporting individuals seeking recovery from addictions, betrayal trauma, and couples who are wishing to recover from sex addiction and betrayal trauma together.
Karen also works with individuals & couples who are seeking more general support related to family dynamics, life transitions, work, and other issues that may be creating stress and distress. Whether you are new to recovery, questioning if you might have problematic use of substances, behaviors, or technology, or whether you have been in recovery for awhile and are seeking additional support, Karen will provide a safe space for you to explore these life experiences and related emotions, empowering you towards healthier choices, actions, and quality of relationships.
Throughout over 36 years in the behavioral health field, Karen has worked in inpatient psychiatric settings, emergency rooms, residential treatment, community mental health, marketing, and private practice. She has received extensive training by leaders in the field including Patrick Carnes, Phd, Stephanie Carnes, Phd, Robert Weiss, Phd, LCSW, CSAT, Carol Sheets, LCSW, CSAT, CCPS-S, CPC-S and Association of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS).
M.D, M.A, CSAT, LMHCA
Ian Lawson M.D, M.A, CSAT, LMHCA is a physician with an MA in clinical mental health counseling. He provides care to individuals struggling with trauma, family of origin issues, substance use disorder and other addictions. He also specializes in compulsive sexual behavior and pornography. He has an interest in helping professionals in their personal and professional struggles with addictions, burnout, imposter syndrome and depersonalization.
He has been trained as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) through the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). He uses the trauma-based approach to addiction and sexually compulsive behavior and pornography developed by Dr. Patrick Carnes. He has an interest in assisting individual and group clients recovering from addictive sexual behavior Towards the end of a long career in medicine he made a decision to provide care in a more personal and empathic manner as a counselor.
Using a biopsychospiritual approach he believes in creating a pathway to health, healing and recovery.
Ian has experienced personal recovery since 2019 and understands the difficulty and complexity of traveling the difficult path to achieving a life of integrity and authenticity. He has a deep understanding of how to help with navigating this journey of healing and renewal. Healing can be achieved despite the past devastation of broken relationships or career loss that accompany a life in addiction.
M.A., ACC ICF, ACSTH EQ Coach, CPC
Sheri is a certified coach and practitioner with many years of experience supporting clients through personal, career, and leadership development as they journey in life. Her approach to coaching is encouragement and guidance to help her clients generate possibilities, focus on their strengths, and build from the wisdom that is within. Sheri is passionate about supporting people as they face transitions or hardships in their life.
As a Certified Partner Coach, Sheri supports clients who experience betrayal trauma. Sheri guides and encourages healing, personal growth, and restoration of self. Through her coaching process clients receive support, teaching, tools, and resources: to heal from betrayal, to set and maintain well-being, to enhance confidence, and to generate possibilities and optimism about themselves and their future.
As a Personal and Professional Development Coach, Sheri supports clients who desire to grow and learn to be their best selves. Some areas include: to grow and gain awareness personally, fostering a career change, growing in their current field, or developing insights and action into their leadership style and presence.
As a Certified EQ coach, she understands that emotional Intelligence (EQ) is at the core of development and healing. By increasing EQ, one becomes more aware, more intentional, and more purposeful. And over time will have improved relationships, improved health, improved effectiveness, and improved quality of life.
Coaching is an equal partnership between coach and client. This partnership supports the client in making desired change to utilize their strengths and capabilities more fully, and ultimately, support their healing and growth.
M.A., M.A., LMFT, CSAT
Rainne is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and has been working in the Psychology field providing counseling, life coaching, case management, and therapy since 2003. Rainne did her undergraduate studies in Colorado at Regis University and double majored in Sociology and Criminal Justice with a Bachelor of Arts. Rainne received her two master’s degrees from Pacifica Graduate Institute; one in Counseling Psychology and the other in Depth and Somatic Psychology. She was trained as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals under the supervision of Dr. Kevin Skinner. Rainne utilizes a variety of methodologies including Jungian, art therapy, dance movement therapy, imaginal, family systems, attachment/trauma-focused, archetypal, EMDR, and DBT.
Rainne specializes in sex addiction, substance abuse trauma/adoption, betrayal trauma, soul loss, and attachment in relationships. Rainne works on helping others heal from trauma by addressing relationship issues including connection with self/other/environment/soul, and substance use and dependence, sex addiction and betrayal trauma, discovering one’s life purpose, and establishing a way of being seen and heard in the world. Rainne helps people to discover themselves by working with one’s strengths and identifying one’s character defects. Rainne inspires curiosity about oneself and to gain clarity about what one wants out of life and in relationships. Rainne works through soul to help others to trust, love, and accept themselves. Working from an intuitive approach, Rainne connects deeply with clients and helps clients learn to be free from their shame and suffering. Rainne helps her clients in healing their wounds and dealing with their addictions. Clients can learn how to operate from a place of love and free from suffering.
LMHC, SUDP, CSAT-S, CPTT-S, CMAT, CCBRT CCPS, EAMHP
Heidi is a masters-level licensed mental health therapist who specializes in working with people who have been affected by sex addiction, infidelity, pornography addiction, betrayal trauma and substance abuse.
Heidi holds a National Certification as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist, Supervisor(CSAT-S), Certified Partner Trauma Therapist, Supervisor (CPTT-S), and as a Certified Multiple Addictions Therapist (CMAT) and Certified Couples Betrayal Therapist (CCBRT) from the International Institute of Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). She is also a Certified Clinical Partner Therapist (CCPS) through The Association of Partners of Sex Addicts Trauma Specialists (APSATS). Heidi is a licensed Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP) for the state of Washington and is She is licensed as a mental health counselor in Washington, Alaska, Montana, Idaho, Arizona, Hawaii, Colorado, Florida, and North Carolina. Heidi is a Meadows-trained therapist and completed Post-Induction Training (PIT) and Attachment Focused EMDR (AF-EMDR) training through the Parnell Institute to address trauma. Heidi received a Masters’s Certificate in Addiction Studies from Eastern Washington University. She holds a post Master’s certificate from Denver University as an Equine Assisted Mental Health Practitioner (EAMHP). She was trained by Carol Juergensen Sheets and is certified as a Clinical Empathy Specialist/ERCEM Clinician. She has completed level 1 training through the PACT Institute and has also completed Level 1 clinical training of the Gottman Method Couples Therapy through the Gottman Institute. Heidi is an approved Clinical Supervisor for the states of Washington and Idaho. She is pursing a Ph.D. in Clinical Sexology through the International Institute of Clinical Sexology.
Heidi has been in recovery since 1989 and has a passion for helping others to heal from addictive behaviors. Whether you want to stop a behavior that is destroying you and your loved ones, or whether you have been in recovery for a while and want to get outside help, she would love to work with you to help you achieve long-term sobriety and serenity.
During her career, Heidi has worked in inpatient and outpatient settings, including Gentle Path at The Meadows in Arizona. She received extensive training from leaders in sex addiction therapy, including Dr. Patrick Carnes. She also had the pleasure of working with Dr. Claudia Black, an innovative clinician whose work involves examining the impact of substance use and sex addiction on the family. While at Gentle Path, Heidi worked as both a primary and family therapist. She also led lectures on many topics related to sex addiction and family dynamics. She has also provided outpatient services for two different agencies in Bellevue, Washington. Heidi also was a past staff member as an adjunct instructor at Eastern Washington University teaching in their Addictions Studies program.
Heidi believes in creating a safe place for clients to become vulnerable and self-aware so that change can occur. She works collaboratively with clients to ensure they take an active role in their therapy. Her orientation to the practice of psychotherapy is integrative where she uses a wide variety of techniques to help clients reach their goals.
Heidi is a Certified Professional Coach through the Certified Life Coach Institute.
The Office Staff at Fourth Dimension Counseling Supports Counselors, Therapists and Life Coaches in 13 States, including Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, Arizona, Indiana, Ohio, and North Carolina
Evonna has been with Fourth Dimension Counseling for three years, managing daily operations. She began her journey as the office manager and recently transitioned into the administrative director role to help oversee the company’s successful growth. She first connected with our Director, Heidi Kinsella, through their shared passion for horses and equine therapy.
Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Evonna also runs her family farm, which includes horses, chickens, and seasonal livestock. She has a background in helping individuals of all ages and disabilities to ride and work with horses on a therapeutic level via her farm and other riding centers. She is passionate about helping people be the best versions of themselves and is energized by the experiences she has had with the clients and staff at Fourth Dimension Counseling.
One of Cody’s favorite quotes comes in part from an aboriginal activist and scholar by the name of Lilla Watson which reads, “If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.” This philosophy of shared purpose and collaboration guides Cody in his role as the Office Manager for Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching.
In this position, Cody is dedicated to creating a collaborative and supportive space for both clients and staff. Drawing on his experience as a biracial (African American/Caucasian) man, he is committed to ensuring that all individuals have access to a welcoming and culturally sensitive environment from the moment they first connect with the practice. Additionally, his background as a certified professional life coach, a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist-Candidate, and a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology candidate, Cody brings a unique and empathetic understanding of the client’s journey to his role.
Originally from Whidbey Island, Washington, Cody grew up raising livestock, riding horses, bucking hay and playing sports. He has been married for eleven years to his wife, Emily, a fellow licensed therapist, and together, they have a ten-year-old daughter named Eden. In his free time, he finds life-giving purpose in recreation, physical activity, somatic meditation, and deep fellowship. He enjoys reading, and his current favorite book is Daniell Siegel’s “The Developing Mind.” Cody’s favorite way to meet someone new is with curiosity and unique, engaging questions.
Audrey is an outgoing and determined individual who has been a valued part of our office for over two years as our Office Assistant. She serves as the main point of contact for most clients and therapists. When she’s not in the office, she enjoys a full life with her children and family. Audrey loves to line dance and is a huge country music fan. She also enjoys waving at cows during car rides and trying different types of pickles and coffees from new places. As an equestrian herself, she shows a special interest in our equine therapy services.
Audrey came to Fourth Dimension Counseling with a passion to succeed and serve our population, reentering the workforce after being a stay-at-home mom. We are consistently impressed with her drive and dedication.
If you’ve emailed or called the office, chances are you’ve already “met” Kristina. Her role covers everything from addressing billing questions to scheduling appointments, and she works closely with the office assistant to ensure emails are answered, clients are matched with providers, and intake paperwork is as smooth and stress-free as possible.
Kristina understands that reaching out for help can feel intimidating, so she strives to make every first contact welcoming and judgment-free. Behind the scenes, she collaborates with the front office team and providers to keep schedules and communication running smoothly, helping clients feel supported from the very first step.
Outside of work, Kristina can usually be found reading, knitting, sewing, or tending to her garden. She loves creating and learning new things, not for perfection’s sake, but simply for the joy of discovery and possibility. One of her favorite mottos comes from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland: “Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” This reminds her to keep an open heart, a curious mind, and a touch of whimsy every day.
Kristina brings adaptability and a people-first mindset to the team. Customer service is at the heart of what she does, whether it’s untangling a billing question or ensuring no email gets lost in the shuffle. She’s also known for setting up a great snack bar or baking a mean cookie or two for events, because sometimes the smallest comforts can make the biggest difference.
At Fourth Dimension Counseling & Coaching we are experienced licensed therapists and counselors providing therapy services for people with a variety of emotional trauma experiences and conditions from betrayal trauma and betrayed partners to sex addiction, porn addiction, alcoholism, and drug addiction recovery or substance abuse to anxiety, depression, mens or womens issues as well as family, couple, relationship, partner and intimacy issues. Let us know how we can help, we’re here for you when you are ready to make a change.
Our therapists, counselors and coaches are licensed, certified and experienced in helping individuals and couple’s dealing with serious trauma and emotional challenges including:
Based out of Issaquah, Washington and we provide services throughout Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, and Hawaii.
We currently provide our counseling and coaching services online through a secure private connection. We have licensed therapists and counselors in Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, and Hawaii. We are experienced at providing quality, effective counseling, therapy and coaching solutions via remote video conferencing for individual, group and couple counseling and coaching.
At Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching we provide a variety of counseling and coaching options including individual and group therapy and counseling for both men and women as well as couples counseling and coaching services.
Based out of Issaquah, Washington and we provide services throughout Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, and Hawaii.
For clients in Washington State, We provide counseling and coaching services to clients throughout Western Washington including Puget Sound including Seattle, Mercer Island, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Woodinville, Bothell, Sammamish, Issaquah, Renton, Maple Valley, Kent, Tacoma, Olympia, Gig Harbor and Covington.
We have licensed therapists on staff serving clients in Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, and Hawaii.
Our experienced trauma therapists, addiction and substance abuse counselors and recovery life coaches provide services throughout Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Arizona, California, Colorado, New York, Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, Ohio, and Hawaii, through secure, private HIPPA compliant online services for individuals, group counseling, for both men and women.
Our Licensed Counselors and Therapists in Alaska are experienced experts at helping people suffering from addiction including sex addiction, porn addiction, drug addiction and substance abuse including alcoholism.
We have experienced Trauma Counselors, therapists and life coaches providing quality counseling and therapy For emotional trauma, sex and pornography addiction, betrayed partners, couples with relationship, intimacy and trust issues, substance abuse, drug addiction and alcoholism, people in 12 Step Recovery programs seeking outside help, and individuals looking to heal childhood trauma and work through family of origin issues. We offer a variety of therapy, counseling and life coaching protocols to Alaska clients depending on your unique situation. We offer individual counseling, couples counseling, and group therapy for both men and women in California.
At Fourth Dimension Counseling & Coaching we have licensed therapists in the State of Alaska. We are experienced trauma therapists and counselors providing counseling services remotely over a HIPAA compliant private and secure video conference for therapeutic counseling and life coaching in Alaska.
If you are looking for a professional counselor or therapist in California, our licensed California Trauma Therapists and Addiction and Recovery Counselors are here when you are ready to make a change.
Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching offers addiction counseling, recovery coaching, and trauma therapy in Eastern Washington and throughout Washington State.
Fourth Dimension Counseling and Coaching is pleased to offer Equine Assisted Therapy at Fourth Dimension Healing Ranch in Maple Valley, WA.
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We are now offering Intensive Retreats at Fourth Dimension Healing Ranch in Maple Valley, WA. and Begin Again Institute in Berthoud, CO. A wonderful immersive experience including Equine Assisted Therapy and healing process in a small, safe, group setting.
