Areas of Focus:

• Adults 

• Couples 

• Families

• Premarital counseling

• Marriage Counseling 

• Family Counseling 

• Teens and young adults navigating divorce or separation in their family

• Chronic Illness

• Grief Counseling

• Ministry Counseling 

• Life transitions

Rates:

$155 individual session

$165 couples session

Nathan sebranke mA, lMHCA

I work with couples and individuals dealing with the harder stuff — relationships under serious strain, marriages that have hit a breaking point, families trying to find their footing after something significant has shifted. If things feel urgent or fragile, that's exactly the kind of work I'm drawn to.

I'm Gottman Level 1 and 2 certified, which means my couples work is grounded in decades of research on what actually predicts whether relationships recover or don't. That framework shapes how I approach conflict, trust repair, and the conversations couples have been avoiding. Whether a couple is working through infidelity, chronic disconnection, or the question of whether to stay — I take that seriously and don't shy away from it.

I also work with teens and young adults who are navigating a parent's divorce or separation. That experience — split households, loyalty conflicts, feeling caught in the middle — can quietly affect everything else in a young person's life. Having a space to process it, away from the family dynamics themselves, makes a real difference.

My approach is direct but grounded in genuine care for each person's story. I don't believe in one-size-fits-all therapy — the goals, the pace, and the focus are built around what each client actually needs. The relational work is usually the hardest work, but it's also where the most meaningful change happens.

Outside the office I'm usually somewhere in the Pacific Northwest with my wife, daughter, and our chocolate lab — skiing, hiking, or on the water.

Education and Training:

Masters of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Northwest University

Bachelors of Arts in Political Science from Northwest University

Gottman Level 1 and 2 Certified