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Nancy Mellor, MA
Counselor Disclosure Statement
Provider Name
Nancy A. Mellor, MA, LMHC
Washington State License Number
Licensed Mental Health Counselor - LH00006700
Registered Hypnotherapist – HP10001471
Type of counseling provided
Individual, Group and Couples
Therapeutic Orientation
My philosophy is that the mind, body and spirit are connected and that healing needs to take
place in all three areas. My role is to gently walk beside someone and support them in this
process. All of us are unique and require different methods of assistance and because of this
I embrace a holistic view of counseling. My main practice is in the area of psychodynamic
theory. I also incorporate other methods including Gestalt, psycho-educational, dream
analysis, EMDR, hypnotherapy, cognitive-behavioral, spiritual and critical incident stress
debriefing.
Education
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology, University of Puget Sound – 1990
Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Psychology, Antioch University – 1995
Experience
I have 20 years working in the social service field, with 13 of those years in mental health. I
have worked in HIV/ AIDS and with the i.v. drug using population for the Tacoma-Pierce
County Health Department, community mental health at Columbia River Mental Health in
Vancouver, WA, crisis counseling with homeless families in for Valley Cities Counseling
Auburn. I have also spent eight years serving the Puyallup and Muckleshoot Indian Tribes.
Currently, I have been in private practice since 2006.
Credentials
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Washington
I am certified in Level I and II EMDR
I am a certified Hypnotherapist
Trained in Critical Incident Stress Response
Certificate in Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence
*Counselors practicing for a fee must be registered or licensed with the department of health for the protection of
the public health and safety.
Registration of an individual with the department does not include a recognition of any practice standards, nor
necessarily implies the effectiveness of any treatment”
Counselor Disclosure Statement
Provider Name
Nancy A. Mellor, MA, LMHC
Washington State License Number
Licensed Mental Health Counselor - LH00006700
Registered Hypnotherapist – HP10001471
Type of counseling provided
Individual, Group and Couples
Therapeutic Orientation
My philosophy is that the mind, body and spirit are connected and that healing needs to take
place in all three areas. My role is to gently walk beside someone and support them in this
process. All of us are unique and require different methods of assistance and because of this
I embrace a holistic view of counseling. My main practice is in the area of psychodynamic
theory. I also incorporate other methods including Gestalt, psycho-educational, dream
analysis, EMDR, hypnotherapy, cognitive-behavioral, spiritual and critical incident stress
debriefing.
Education
Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Psychology, University of Puget Sound – 1990
Master of Arts (MA) in Clinical Psychology, Antioch University – 1995
Experience
I have 20 years working in the social service field, with 13 of those years in mental health. I
have worked in HIV/ AIDS and with the i.v. drug using population for the Tacoma-Pierce
County Health Department, community mental health at Columbia River Mental Health in
Vancouver, WA, crisis counseling with homeless families in for Valley Cities Counseling
Auburn. I have also spent eight years serving the Puyallup and Muckleshoot Indian Tribes.
Currently, I have been in private practice since 2006.
Credentials
I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the State of Washington
I am certified in Level I and II EMDR
I am a certified Hypnotherapist
Trained in Critical Incident Stress Response
Certificate in Sexual Assault/Domestic Violence
*Counselors practicing for a fee must be registered or licensed with the department of health for the protection of
the public health and safety.
Registration of an individual with the department does not include a recognition of any practice standards, nor
necessarily implies the effectiveness of any treatment”
