Meet our Mobile Mama Counselors
Our Mobile Mama Therapists specialize in Perinatal Mental Health with ongoing training in the many aspects of motherhood, including fertility concerns, adjustment periods and the transition to motherhood, attachment, traumatic birth, grief and loss, parenting and couples work. Our goal is to provide psychotherapy for women at each stage of motherhood.
Navigating the tender terrain of motherhood takes courage and vulnerability. Reaching out for support, does too. If you are experiencing a perinatal mood and/or anxiety disorder (PMAD), pregnancy/child loss, or if you are simply navigating the bumpy labyrinth of motherhood, you are in good company.
We are here to listen to, hear, and support you, to help you develop tools that will scaffold a more gentle transition in this time. Welcome, I am so pleased that you are here and reaching out.
EMAIL: Michelle@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-393-5114
Cherise is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate who holds a Masters of Counseling from Denver Seminary with advanced training in perinatal mental health. Her counseling approach is warm and personal, drawing primarily from client-centered, cognitive behavioral, and existential therapies. Cherise has experience providing support to mothers healing from loss, traumatic births and NICU experiences, and difficult co-parenting relationships. She is passionate about supporting clients as they navigate the profound transition to motherhood.
EMAIL: Cherise@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-603-8757
Maya obtained her degree in Counseling Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute. Through the experience of supporting families as a birth postpartum and grief doula for over 20 years, she became aware of the great need for support and guidance during these transformational life events. She describes her interpersonal style as warm, relational, encouraging and supportive.
EMAIL: Maya@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-603-0899
Transition to motherhood can mean endless things. It can bring up reflections and wonderings about how we were raised—our own experiences of being mothered. It can bring us into emotional landscapes that feel unfamiliar and unexpected. We face an innumerable number of shifts and changes to how we view ourselves and the world we find ourselves inhabiting. Sarah believes that it is in this uncharted territory when we need community and space to reflect most. It is her honor to be a part of your community.
EMAIL: Sarah@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-306-2156
Josie earned her Masters in Clinical Psychology at Seattle University. She has been a teacher for the past two decades and during that time has supported countless parents and children through difficult and beautiful life experiences. Her transition from the field of education to that of therapy is rooted in a deep desire to continue fostering growth and introspection, crafting a place where the journey of motherhood is nurtured and supported.
EMAIL: Josie@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-306-2700
Erin earned her Master's in Counseling along with a certificate in Trauma Counseling from Antioch University Seattle. Erin uses a trauma-informed, integrative approach that draws from Internal Family Systems, polyvagal theory, somatic theories, mindfulness and cognitive behavioral therapy.
EMAIL: Erin@Mobilemama.com
PHONE: 360-306-2635
With a deep understanding that motherhood can bring about unique and unexpected challenges, Rachel is committed to honoring the individual journeys of her clients. Integrating human-centered, cognitive behavioral, and other modalities, she believes in the power of a proactive stance for improved mental health while also creating space for deeper healing.
EMAIL: Rachel@Mobilemama.com
PHONE: 360-904-6973
Isabel is a social worker associate with a special interest in the perinatal period. Prior to pursuing a Master’s in Social Work at the University of Washington, she worked in early childhood education and special ed. While in graduate school, Isabel served on a commission to increase doula access across Washington State, and received a fellowship to increase social work in early intervention services.
EMAIL: Isabel@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-319-2383
As a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student at Northwest University, Melody is pursuing her Masters degree after almost a decade of working in the criminal justice system as a victim advocate. Many of the cases she worked on involved violence against women. She remains deeply passionate about serving women in her community and as such is focusing her counseling work, with women navigating the perinatal period.
EMAIL: Melody@Mobilemama.com
PHONE: 360-389-8953
Meredith is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology degree from The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. She began her career as a high school teacher, teaching Latin and English, earning her Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of California, Irvine, before transitioning into motherhood and moving to Washington to be close to family.
EMAIL: Meredith@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-389-8667
Aliya’s passion for perinatal wellness and support inspired her to pursue a master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Antioch University Seattle after obtaining her bachelor’s degree in Community Psychology at the University of Washington.
EMAIL: Aliya@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-393-1951
Nicole is pursuing her Master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Art Therapy at Antioch University. Throughout the landscape of her career, she has worked extensively with children and families, developing a particular passion for the perinatal period.
EMAIL: Nicole@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-319-6318
Becky earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Lewis & Clark and College in 2003, and returned to school at the University of Washington School of Nursing in 2008, where she earned a Bachelor of Nursing in 2009 and a Master’s of Nursing in Nurse-Midwifery in 2013. She has dedicated her career to providing women access to the midwifery model of care beyond pregnancy and birth.
EMAIL: Becky@MobileMama.com
PHONE: 360-303-6872
As a clinical supervisor, Lisa works with students, Interns, and Associate level clinicians growing their clinical practices, in both agency and private settings. Additionally, Lisa provides clinical supervision to interns in the Mobile Mama Perinatal Mental Health Clinical Counseling program.