Kip Rasmussen

Opening up to someone you don’t know is difficult. We know it is hard to face difficulties and challenges in life. It is important that clients let therapists know all of the elements which might be important for them to know if they are to give themselves the best chance to work through the difficulties. The ideal clients are those who are brave enough to give all the information and will follow through on the assignments that we agree might be worth trying. So, to sum up: the ideal client is honest and open and will try to work on the things we talk about in session in the time between sessions. I have two decades of experience with general outpatient practice, most often involving anxiety, depression, marital issues, parenting and trauma. I also have extensive experience working with teens, especially eating disorders. I know how hard life can be. What we talk about is confidential. There is no judgement in my office, no matter what you might have gone through. I look for the positive in people and try to capitalize on the existing skills and ability you have and then try to increase the knowledge of tools that might be helpful to you. Emails are sent to Sela Health Directors who look forward to helping you.