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Taliah Good
MA, LMHC, ATR
WA State Licensed Mental Health Counselor;
(LH61259644)
Registered Art Therapist;
(#20-207)
Many of the people I work with are thoughtful, deeply feeling individuals exploring or realizing their neurodivergence and navigating experiences such as anxiety, overwhelm, unresolved trauma, grief, relationship challenges, life transitions, or questions of identity and self-worth.
My approach is warm, collaborative, and grounded in the belief that our struggles often signal what is needed rather than what is wrong. I encourage curiosity toward the emotional, developmental, relational, physical, or spiritual experiences shaping your inner world, offering a supportive space to better understand yourself, your body, and your needs.
As a Registered Art Therapist, I integrate Art Therapy with mindfulness and other evidence-based approaches. You do not need to consider yourself an artist to benefit from art therapy or creative exploration. You also do not need to engage in art therapy in order to work with me.
At times of emotional pain, overwhelm, or disconnection, therapy can offer space to slow down, deepen self-understanding, reconnect with your inner resilience, and create meaningful, sustainable change. If you’re looking for a therapist with a calm, compassionate, and collaborative presence, I’d be honored to support you.
Professional Background:
I earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Washington in 2012. During that time, my interests in travel, culture, and human connection deepened through a healthcare seminar in Chile, where I was able to explore psychology through broader cultural perspectives. My academic focus included human development, cultural psychology, and public health. In my final year at UW, I was assigned to research the role of the sensory systems in art therapy, which first sparked my passion for the modality.
In 2019, I completed a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a concentration in Transpersonal Contemplative Art Therapy at Naropa University. The program wove together mindfulness, studio art-making, and social justice, blending traditional academics with intuitive wisdom and experiential learning.
During my graduate internship, I worked with neurodivergent and at-risk youth in both private and community mental health settings. After graduation, I continued supporting individuals across inpatient and outpatient environments, including those navigating severe and persistent mental illness.
Since 2022, I have been in private practice and remain committed to ongoing learning in art therapy, trauma-informed care, and neurodivergent-affirming approaches. I enjoy offering virtual counseling to increase accessibility for clients with demanding schedules, sensory sensitivities, chronic illness, or anxiety related to in-person therapy.
Meet Salem and Opal:
Salem and Opal are bonded feline companions. They may at times offer you their presence during sessions.
Treatment Areas:
Treatment Areas:
Relationship Issues & Attachment Wounding
PTSD & Complex Trauma
Neurodivergence & Unmasking
Anxiety & Depression
Burnout & Stress Management
Life Transitions
Grief & Loss
Identity & Self Worth
Unpacking Internalized Oppression
Eco Anxiety
Spiritual & Existential Exploration
and more… Please feel free to reach out to explore whether we might be a good fit.
ALL RACES & ETHNICITIES, GENDERS, SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS, AND ABILITIES ARE WELCOME HERE
ALL RACES & ETHNICITIES, GENDERS, SEXUAL ORIENTATIONS, AND ABILITIES ARE WELCOME HERE
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