Joanna Harberts, PsyD · Washington State
Experienced care for women balancing it all.
A warm, collaborative space to understand yourself, navigate life’s challenges, and move toward meaningful growth and change.
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PsyD
Doctor of Psychology
Licensed
Clinical psychologist
Clinical supervisor
For postdoctoral PsyDs
How I can support you
Honoring where you’ve been. Discovering where you want to go.
Whether you’re navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, relationships, a life transition, or a desire for something different, therapy can offer space to reflect, heal, and discover what’s possible.
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Individual therapy
A private space to explore what is holding you back and what you want to move toward.
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Areas of support
Support for anxiety, trauma, grief, relationships, life transitions, identity, and self-worth.
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Clinical supervision
Clinical supervision for postdoctoral PsyDs building confidence and depth in their work.
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Warm, collaborative care that honors your strengths.
Joanna’s trauma-informed, strengths-based approach makes room to understand emotional and relational patterns, develop healthier boundaries, and recognize the resilience you already carry.
As a Christian psychologist, Joanna welcomes faith in therapy when you want it. Your spiritual beliefs and values are met with respect for your preferences and experience.
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Care shaped by a wider perspective.
Joanna has brought trauma-informed care beyond her private practice, providing trainings in Malawi and India. In August 2025, she also traveled to Paraguay to offer trauma-informed psychological support to young women living in a foster home, supporting connection, healing, and their transition toward independent adulthood.
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