Psychotherapist

My approach to therapy is rooted in the belief that we heal within relationships. I hold such deep compassion for the ways of being and patterns of protection that we all develop on our journey of being human. My hope is that within our therapeutic relationship, you have an experience where you feel deep in your bones that you, in all your humanness, are welcome with me. Your hurts, longings, and shame deserve to be held within a relationship that can provide understanding and soothing. You’ll find that I am warm, engaged, and relational in my approach. Together, we’ll practice holding both the heavy and light of being alive in this world—offering a mix of empathy, curiosity, understanding, compassion, gentle honesty, delight, and humor.

Throughout our lives, we develop patterns of being and relating that often leave us feeling disconnected, overwhelmed, anxious, or blocked from experiencing the fullness of life and relationships in the ways we long for. Therapy provides an opportunity to build insight into the patterns you’ve developed and a place to practice new patterns of being with yourself and your important others.Together, we’ll work to deepen your connection to yourself, access and follow the wisdom of your emotions, expand meaning-making and responsiveness to experiences, and cultivate new patterns of being that allow you to feel more fully engaged in life and at home within yourself and your relationships

I received my Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Counseling from Gonzaga University. I am guided in my work by the beliefs that we are wired for relationships, engaging our emotions is vital to our sense of self worth, and awareness of the body in counseling plays an essential role in the healing process. I have received additional training in Attachment Theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy, and Trauma-Informed Somatic practices (including PolyVagal Theory). 

I work with adult individuals and relationships (couples, parents and their children (13+), friendships, etc.). The reasons for seeking therapy that I work with most are anxiety, depression, grief & loss, self-esteem/self-worth, attachment trauma, and relationship support. I welcome clients of all identities.

Areas of Focus

Attachment & Relationships
Anxiety and Depression
Body image/embodiment
Grief & Loss
Life transitions & identity development
Self-worth/Self-esteem
Trauma

Fees

$135 for 55 minute individual session
$155 for 55 minute relationship session
$150 for 60 minute intake session

Sliding scale spots available for those who are facing financial barriers to accessing care.

Insurance

I am an in-network provider with:
Premera
Lifewise

Relationship sessions are private pay only
I accept private pay via credit/debit card.

Upon request, I am happy to provide a monthly superbill for those wanting to utilize out of network reimbursement.

Location

I offer in person and telehealth sessions.
My physical practice is located in Spokane, WA (104 S Freya St. Green Flag Building Suite 312A, Spokane WA 99202 ).

Scheduling Information

You can find out more about me and my practice by visiting taylor-ridenour.com

If you would like to schedule a consultation or get started in therapy with me please email me at counseling@taylor-ridenour.com or text 509-255-3213


“How
Did the rose
Ever open its heart
And give to this world
All it’s
Beauty?
It felt the encouragement of light
Against its
Being.
Otherwise,
We all remain
Too
Frightened.”

— It Felt Love – Hafiz

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