Our Team.
Psychiatrist | Psychoanalyst | Therapist | Founder | Executive Director
Jacob Markovitz, MD
I believe that psychotherapy aims to deepen an individual's self-awareness. Greater insight can decrease painful symptoms, resolve problematic patterns of behavior, and cultivate meaning in life.
My training as a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and psychoanalyst allows me to integrate the biologic, psychologic, and relational aspects of your mental health, increasing the likelihood of meeting your treatment goals.
I offer individual therapy, medication management, and assessments.
Credentials:
WA License Number: MD60484101
NPI number: 1134485147
Seattle Psychoanalytic Society & Institute, faculty
University Washington School of Medicine, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry
University of Washington, Psychiatry Resident (chief resident)
University of Southern California School of Medicine, MD
Whitman College, BA philosophy (cum laude)
Therapist
Madeline Elledge, LMHCA
As an existential therapist, I believe in the innate human drive toward one’s own growth. Understanding our lives in the context of meaning and narrative cultivates space and fluidity within our identities as we move beyond static being and into an open exploration of the never-ending process of becoming.
Phenomenology informs us that although we all live in the same world, it appears differently to each of us based on our experiences, relationships, and the stories we create around them. As your therapist, my intent is to walk with you as we find comfort in the discomfort of uncertainty, learn how to hold opposing truths simultaneously, and suspend the objective as we lean into the richness of your unique subjectivity.
I offer individual, couples, and family therapy. I also provide EMDR therapy.
Credentials:
WA License Number: MC61341679
NPI Number: 1225705817
Seattle University, MA Existential Phenomenological Psychology
University of Wisconsin - Madison, BA creative writing (poetry)
Therapist
Christa Ellery, LMFT
I believe that psychotherapy aims to empower clients with self-knowledge and self-understanding on their path to living authentically. The inner knowledge and tools gained in therapy can help individuals improve their relationships, identify and live by their values, and live more mindfully in all areas of their life.
My training as a marriage and family therapist lends itself to helping clients deconstruct and understand the systems they exist within and examine how power impacts their ability to share and live by their own stories.
I work with individuals and relationships, and have experience working with clients in diverse relationship dynamics, including kink and consensual non-monogamy. I am currently accepting new patients.
Credentials:
WA License Number: LF61475582
NV License Number: #4540
NPI Number: 1467013789
University of Nevada Las Vegas, MA Couple & Family Therapy
University of Nevada Las Vegas, BA Psychology & Sociology
Psychologist
Ryan Lubock, PsyD
I believe that psychotherapy should focus on the root causes of your suffering by increasing insight into yourself. Understanding how your past informs your present and the challenging relational patterns we fall into can provide an opportunity to decrease suffering and increase your sense of purpose and value.
My training as a clinical psychologist informs how I am able to tailor treatment to the needs of the individuals I work with by helping them reach their potential.
I offer individual therapy and am accepting new patients.
Credentials:
WA License Number: PY 61276066
CA License Number: PSY34469
NPI Number: 1720534217
Adelphi University Postdoctoral Fellowship, psychoanalytic psychotherapy
Pepperdine University Doctorate of Psychology
California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo, MS Psychology
University of San Diego, BA Psychology