Find the therapist that best suits your needs.
Our team
Amy Lathrop, LMHC
Amy Lathrop is the co-founder of New Story Integrated Mental Health. She is a private practice therapist with a background in nonprofit entrepreneurship, publishing, hospitality, and ministry. She is a trauma-trained, attachment focused therapist with a passion for helping people move from fear to freedom. Email
FOUNDER, THERAPIST
Holly Pankratz, LMHC
Holly Pankratz is the co-founder of New Story Integrated Mental Health, and a clinical supervisor with a private practice in Kirkland, WA. She is trained in EFT for couples, IFS, AF-EMDR, and Lifespan integration. Her favorite hobby is reading, especially about how to practice IFS and how to use the Enneagram in therapy. Email
FOUNDER, THERAPIST
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Madeline Maloney, LMHCA
Madeline works with adults and couples using psychodynamic, trauma-informed, and parts-based approaches. She is passionate about the connection between faith, story, and healing. She believes transformation happens in safe, attuned relationships where your story is honored and your full self is welcomed.
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I’m a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) based in Seattle, Washington. As a therapist, it is my deep joy and privilege to cultivate a relationship rooted in safety, respect, and a deep appreciation for every part of your story.
My passion lies at the intersection of theology, spirituality, and counseling. I hold a Masters in Counseling Psychology from The Seattle School of Theology & Psychology and a Masters in Theology from the University of St. Andrews. I’m also certified in Narrative Focused Trauma Care through the Allender Center.
As a psychodynamic therapist, I work with both individuals and couples, drawing from a range of evidence-based modalities including depth-oriented psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems (IFS) and parts work, trauma-informed care, and Emotion-Focused Therapy. I tailor my approach to the unique goals and personality of each client, trusting that healing unfolds uniquely for every person.
At the core of my work is the belief that every person is made in the image of God. I approach therapy with reverence for your story and hope for your healing. CONNECT WITH ME.
CERTIFIED FUNCTIONAL NUTRIONIST
Crystal Ricciardi, CFN
Crystal is a certified functional nutritionist and occupational therapist. Her passion to see her patients improve their health and well being is decades long and rooted in her own story. Crystal work with clients is flexible, fun, and liberating. You will discover the food and lifestyle choices that best support you and your mental health. Making gradual, lifelong changes enables you to reach your current and future health goals.
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While working with children and adults with autism and other neurological disorders, Crystal noticed how behaviors and recovery changed with a change in diet. This spurred her on to discover the why, seek to learn more from the leaders in the field of functional medicine, and take a stand to make things different for her, her patients, and her family. Educating the people around her, empowering others to make changes, and encouraging them along the journey, is the heart of her work.
Crystal received her Master’s Degree in Human Nutrition and Functional Medicine from the University of Western States in Portland, OR. She is a licensed Certified Nutritionist in the State of Washington and works with clients all over the world. In addition, she enjoys being a teaching professor at Biola University. She specializes in functional psychiatry, gut health, autoimmune disease, gut-skin connection and cellular health. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Sports Physiology from Biola University in La Mirada, CA and Master’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington. CONNECT WITH CRYSTAL.
PARENTING & FAMILY COACH
Katrina Baros, Certified Coach
Katrina Baros is a certified Parent Coach and considers it an honor to walk alongside parents in the journey of raising children. In one of the hardest jobs out there, having someone in your corner cheering you on matters, a lot. She equips families in creating a pathway toward hope and transformation through intentional parenting.
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As a Certified Parent Coach, Katrina Baros has been in your shoes. She knew she wanted a shift in her parenting, but didn’t know how to get there. Sge read the books, took classes, yet putting these things into practice felt elusive. Until she found the Connected Families Framework. She loved it so much she became a coach.
Drawing on her 15 years of parenting experience, a bachelor’s degree in early childhood and elementary education, and parent coaching certification, it’s her deep desire to offer parents a pathway to hope.
Using this framework, she considers it an honor to walk alongside parents on their unique path with all its ups and downs. The coaching process allows families to bring their real-life parenting scenarios to the table to work through. As parents shift from simply aiming for behavior modification to mentoring beliefs in the lives and hearts of our children, our lens and perspective can begin to shift. As parents look into their own beliefs, both about themselves and their children, it can lead to transformation for families.
Katrina looks forward to sharing practical tools that will guide your family to find hope and support in the midst of the journey that comes with no manual.
Jeff Lehman, LMHCA
Jeff believes that we all deserve loving relationships—and the first relationship we deserve is the one within ourselves. Using Internal Family Systems and an attachment-based lens, Jeff help adults (especially men) navigate anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction, and life direction. Together, you'll create space for your inner world to find clarity, connection, and self-compassion to lead healthy, life-giving relationships.
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I believe that healing starts in our relationship with ourselves. Before we can fully thrive in connection with others, we need space to understand, accept, and care for every part of who we are. As a therapist, I work primarily with adults—especially men—who are navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, addiction, stress, loneliness, relationship challenges, and questions around meaning, identity, or vocational direction.
My approach is person-centered and attachment-based, with Internal Family Systems (IFS) as my primary lens. I also draw from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT) and adapt to the needs of each individual. I view every client as inherently worthy and capable of change, and I strive to create a warm, grounded space where all parts of you are welcome—especially the ones carrying pain, shame, or confusion.
A big part of our work may involve learning how to feel your emotions without being overwhelmed by them. Together, we’ll build tools for regulating difficult and stressful emotions, cultivating self-compassion, and creating a safe internal space between who you are and what you feel. My hope is that therapy becomes a place where you can reconnect with your story, deepen your sense of self, and move toward more life-giving relationships—both within and around you. CONNECT WITH ME.
LICENSED MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR
Jacklyn Tan, LMHCA
Jacklyn is a trauma-informed therapist who sees healing as a sacred journey. Drawing from her experience as campus clergy, she offers warm, hope-infused support to individuals and families. She specializes in supporting neurodivergent families (ADHD), the intersection of intergenerational trauma and the immigrant experience, and 12 Steps recovery work. Her practice integrates attachment work, spirituality and multicultural responsiveness and humility to empower clients toward agency, freedom and joy.
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Jacklyn is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate (LMHCA) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) based in Bellevue, WA with almost 20 years of experience raising and loving a neurodivergent family and a diverse background in non-profit campus ministry and local parent education and advocacy work.
Born in the Philippines, raised in Canada and raising a family in the United States, Jacklyn understands the complexity of navigating a bicultural from an immigrant experience and the overwhelming feeling of unaddressed childhood emotional wounds from intergenerational trauma. As she's discovered, sometimes underlying the challenging family dynamics is undiagnosed neurodivergence.
As a parent to neurodivergent children who received a lot of help along the way, Jacklyn has a passion for supporting tired parents find the confidence and skills to love and raise their kids. Jacklyn also has special interest in helping clients explore existential questions, and if desired, attune to how the spiritual dimension of life can be a source of hope in your healing.
Her approach to counseling is a firm belief that healing begins with safe, loving attunement with another person and with oneself. As your therapist, Jacklyn brings a warm and engaging approach, infused with humor and a dose of seriousness. She honors the sacred trust a client offers when they share their deepest hurts and longings. Jacklyn is committed to creating a compassionate and non-judgmental space, being an empathetic witness to your life story, and working with you to discover new insights, perspectives, skills and ways of being to help you live a more abundant life.
Education & Training
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature (Honors) from Simon Fraser University (Canada)
Masters of Education in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from William & Mary (Williamsburg, Virginia).
Gottman Level 1 Certified
EFIT Training Level 1
National Certified Counselor (NCC), National Board for Certified Counselors
Modalities: Jacklyn’s clinical practice is grounded in an integrative approach tailored to meet a client’s needs and context. She draws from Attachment Theory, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB), Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), the Gottman Method, mindfulness-based practices, family systems, multicultural counseling, and existential therapy.
Specialties: Parenting, marriage, supporting individuals, parents and couples navigate life with neurodivergence (ADHD), identity and cultural issues related to the immigrant experience, childhood emotional wounds, intergenerational trauma, 12 Steps recovery work, existential or spiritual exploration, grief and loss, insecurity, life transitions, relationship issues and trauma.
ADHD COACH
Lauren Mooers ADHD Specialist
Lauren Mooers is an ADHD Coach who works directly with people to help develop tools and strategies to manage their ADHD. She holds a BA from Seattle Pacific University and has provided ADHD education to graduate students and licensed professionals. Lauren has a passion to help individuals transform their ADHD from a burden to their greatest superpower.
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Lauren Mooers is an ADHD coach who works with both children and adults, including those experiencing executive dysfunction related to other forms of neurodivergence. With a lifelong personal experience of ADHD—diagnosed at age 7—Lauren has navigated the neurotypical world through the lens of a neurodivergent brain. As the child of a special education teacher and a mental health professional, she was fortunate to receive an informed and integrated approach to managing her ADHD early on. When three of her own children were diagnosed, she realized how rare that experience was and how deeply misunderstood ADHD still is.
Driven by both personal experience and a passion to help others, Lauren began turning her own strategies and habits into practical, transferable tools to support her children—and eventually others. Her coaching focuses on identifying the root causes of a client’s challenges and developing solutions that are minimally disruptive, realistic, and sustainable. She believes that tools can be both static and dynamic, and that their effectiveness requires regular reflection, adjustment, and an individualized approach.
Lauren sees coaching as more than just strategy—it’s about empathy, support, and consistent accountability. Her goal is to empower clients to not only manage their ADHD but to embrace the strengths that come with it. She believes ADHD is not something to overcome, but rather something that, with understanding and reframing, can be transformed from a burden into a superpower. CONNECT WITH LAUREN.