Campbell White Counseling

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W. Campbell White, MA, LMHC

I’ve been practicing as a psychotherapist since 2010, when I graduated with a masters degree from the counseling psychology program of The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology. My passion is to deeply connect with others who are hurting, confused, or seeking more from their lives, and help guide a relational process of discovery that results in my clients’ more active participation in their own lives. We are creatures of story, and my story has inexorably drawn me to this point in my career arc and therapeutic orientation. After a total of almost 6 years serving high-risk, underprivileged populations of clients in a community mental health setting, all while nurturing a small private practice, I recently transitioned to full-time as a private clinican. I am a therapist and a client, a teacher and a perpetual student, a writer and an avid reader, a husband and a father, a wanderer and a builder. I am most at home in the quiet of the deep forest. I am proud of what I do, and feel motivated to continually refine my craft as a clinician, working on the edges and the depths to cultivate safety, presence, imagination and inspired action in healing relationship with my clients.

Practically speaking, I see clients on the Eastside in my Bellevue office one day per week, and spend most of my remaining daytime hours either working clinically in my West Seattle office, or hanging out with my toddler son. I am a better father to him because of my experience as a therapist, and my experience of being his dad has indelibly marked me as a practicing therapist. I have no doubt there is a “child” in each of us: curious, needy, playful, scared, wildly emotional and adventurous, adaptive and observant, prone to hiding and seeking when necessary. If that tender and likely wounded part of you needs a companion on the journey home, please reach out.