Jason Lange, LMHCA
Areas of Expertise
Young Adults
Adults
Elders (65+)
Depression & Anxiety
Relationship concerns
Adjustment challenges
Chronic illness
Trauma/PTSD
Jason’s Approach
Jason’s approach is person-centered and collaborative; integrating existential exploration with practical cognitive-behavioral strategies, helping clients untangle patterns, make sense of their experiences, and reconnect with their strength and intuition. He supports health at every size, neurodiversity, disability-affirming care, LGBTQIA2S+ folx, and anti-oppressive care. All are welcome.
About Jason
Individual Therapist He/HimJason specializes in working with clients struggling with anxiety/depression, grief, spirituality, sexuality, and neurodivergence. He also enjoys supporting individuals in exploring different aspects of self in identity work. Jason has a deep respect for resiliency, the complexity of the human experience, and the power of genuine connection. He creates a safe, collaborative, relational space where clients can slow down, process, and heal at their own pace.
Jason combines existential exploration integrated with evidence based therapies for a balanced, holistic therapy experience. This includes using modalities such as CBT, ACT, EFT, and somatic experiencing. His academic teachings are rooted in social justice and multicultural frameworks. His professional background includes a decade of experience supporting a variety of clients with complex needs in recreational therapy, hospice care, and direct client support in assisted living facilities.
EDUCATIONBachelor of Science, Health Psychology, Eastern Washington University, 2023
Master of Counseling, Antioch University Seattle, Expected graduation Aug 2026
LICENSUREPre-license Therapist