Meet Our Provider Anna Fletcher
As a psychotherapist, and fellow human being on the path of growth and healing, I find that so much of our work is about learning to let go of what we carry that no longer serves us. While it sounds somewhat simple, the process of letting go can be a long and complex journey, and while talk therapy can be immensely valuable in helping us build insight about where we are stuck, sometimes more is needed to get us where we’re wanting to go. When Ketamine is used as a way of accessing an expanded state of consciousness, it can allow us to connect with something larger and beyond ourselves. It’s a tool that can help us see ourselves within the whole more clearly, and find release from habitual patterns that keep us from what we most want and need. It is my intention to use this tool with great care and reverence, holding a safe and welcoming space for whatever may arise.
My belief is that we are all naturally inclined toward love and healing. My role, most importantly, is to provide safety and unconditional support for my clients as they explore the depths of the inner world and the mystery of the world around us. On the other side of the journey, we work together to process the experience and integrate what was learned into practices and new perspective that can be brought into daily life, supporting the larger journey towards healing and letting go.
I am a licensed independent clinical social worker (LICSW). My private practice has been open since 2017, following many years of clinical work in community mental health settings. My approach is based broadly in a psychodynamic perspective, as well as a belief that the therapeutic process must always evolve to fit the needs and interests of each client. I pay careful attention to past experiences of trauma, as sources of both pain and strength.

Meet our Medical Team

Rafael Gonzalez-Vizoso, MD
Dr. Gonzalez-Vizoso started his education at Brooklyn College where he earned his BA in chemistry while fulfilling his pre-med requirements, graduating Cum Laude. He completed his medical school education at Harvard Medical School where he also did a year of research in Tropical Medicine.
If you are interested in future trainings or participating in KAT when alternative options become available you can send inquiries to scott.ross@salishseacounseling.com