Nicole Davis-Westbrook, LMHC, SUDP
Nicole holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology and is dually licensed as a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) and Substance Use Disorder Professional (SUDP). Her integrative approach is rooted in a deep respect for the complexity of each person’s experience, recognizing the interconnectedness of mental health, substance use, and the broader social and emotional environments in which people live. She is committed to whole-person healing, believing that meaningful change happens when all parts of a person’s story are honored and addressed—emotionally, behaviorally, and relationally.
Much of Nicole’s career has been shaped by work in nonprofit and community-based mental health systems, where she has supported individuals across the lifespan and provided care during times of acute crisis. Over the past decade, she has also taken on leadership roles that aim to strengthen mental health infrastructure and access. In her private practice, Nicole finds fulfillment in building deep, long-term therapeutic relationships grounded in trust and collaboration. A Seattle resident for over 20 years, she originally moved to the city for graduate school and stayed for the climate, culture, and sense of community. She now lives with her partner, a thriving indoor garden, and a lively group of furry companions.
Renee Jones, LMHCA, SUDP
Renee Jones is a trauma-informed therapist who brings warmth, creativity, and depth to her work at Iaso Therapy. With a background in social work and years of experience in community mental health, residential care, and inpatient/outpatient settings, Renee specializes in supporting young adults in transition, LGBTQ+ clients, older adults, and individuals with complex trauma histories. Her approach blends expressive arts therapy, dream work, and mindfulness-based practices to help clients reconnect with their inner wisdom and build on their existing strengths. She holds a Masters in Psychology from Antioch.
Influenced by social justice therapy, attachment theory, and Jungian psychology, Renee integrates techniques from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and solution-focused therapy. Whether exploring inner child dynamics, tracking somatic experiences, or working through addiction and emotional regulation challenges, Renee creates a grounding and compassionate space for clients to heal, discover, and grow.
Anders Dallum, LMHCA
Anders Dallum works with individuals navigating complex emotional landscapes including shame, anxiety, trauma, depression, burnout, religious trauma, and family of origin dynamics. He is especially drawn to supporting those who feel disconnected, stuck in unhelpful patterns, experiencing relationship issues or uncertain about how to move forward. Grounded in curiosity and compassion, Anders creates a therapeutic space where clients can reconnect with their intuition, self-trust, vitality, and sense of belonging. His approach is collaborative and relational, emphasizing honesty, safety, and the healing power of shared understanding.
Anders brings years of experience from both mental health crisis intervention and residential addiction recovery settings. These experiences have shown him how courage and vulnerability can lead to meaningful transformation, even in moments of despair. He invites clients to explore the stories that shape their lives, gently challenge what feels immovable, and cultivate new pathways toward healing and self-discovery. He holds a Masters in Psychology.