Sashya Clark, LICSW
Mental Health Therapist
Education: MSW, UW School of Social Work
Who I work with: All Students
How I work with students: I work to forge genuine connections in order help students feel valued, cared for, and heard. I have a warm and relational style and integrate mindfulness, nurturing compassion for self and others, and deepening relationship with intuition into my counseling work. I employ an integrative therapeutic approach using humanistic, collaborative, and feminist/multicultural perspectives. My hope is that students can find healing through connection with others and with their authentic self and inner wisdom.
Professional interests: Life Transitions; Grief and Loss; Relationships; Mindfulness; Self-Esteem; Stress; Trauma and PTSD; Racial Identity; Interpersonal Effectiveness; Family Conflicts; Women’s Issues; Parenting; Gender Affirming Care; Systemic Oppression.
What Therapy Can Look Like: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy; Existential Therapy; Interpersonal Therapy; Mindfulness; Supportive Therapy; Stress Management/Relaxation Skills; Social Skills Training; Identity Development; Psychodynamic Therapy; Nature Therapy; Dream Work.
Approach to wellness: Connection with others grounds me and brings me life, personally as well as professionally. I love spending time with my partner and our two kids and I am blessed with a robust and beloved community. I also rest and heal through connection to nature, my various cultural identities, dancing, singing, yoga, reading, tarot, and knitting.
Languages: English
License #LW60739074 (WA).
