Canyon Lakes Family Counseling

02/12/2026

**** WE ARE HIRING *****

Seeking Mental Health Counselor Associate, Marriage and Family Therapist Associate OR fully licensed in the State of Washington to join our team!

Commission-based income
Flexible hours (you decide your scheduled hours)
Health insurance available
Continuing education benefits
Computer provided
On-site supervision for associates at no cost
In house consult group
Office support staff

We are seeking to fill one position for our amazing team!! Our therapists see all ages and stages of life, with a cohesive, community spirit.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
Ability to diagnose clients
Assist clients in finding resolution and solutions to emotional distress
Ability to build treatment plans with clients
Be conscientious to work ethically with clients and with employer
Be proactive in maintaining CEU credits

Job Type: Full-time
Pay: Commission up to 55%
Expected hours: 25 – 35 per week

Benefits:
Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Health insurance
Vision insurance
Schedule:
Choose your own hours
Monday to Friday

License/Certification:
LMHC or LMHCA (Required)
LMFT of LMFTA
Work Location: Richland, WA

Send resume and letter of interest to:
info@canyonlakescounseling.com

02/10/2026

We have immediate openings with our telehealth providers, LeAnn Cox, Robbie Allen and Laura Cox!! These three see adults and couples :)

Our interns, Michelle Kinney and Kayla Hoke have openings as well in person. Fee is $60 per session. They are accepting children ages 8 and up, individuals and couples.

Canyon Lakes Counseling offers in-person and online therapy for individuals, families, couples, and teens in Washington, focusing on mental health, relationship skills, and personal growth.

02/04/2026

Do you show up for yourself each day?

02/03/2026

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Just a note 🫶🏻

12/24/2025

Our administrative offices are closed until Monday, December 29th. Happy Holidays to all!

If you have an appointment today or Friday, please email your therapist.

Voicemails will be monitored only.

12/23/2025

A good message here!

11/23/2025

Please join us in welcoming Michelle Kenney, our newest intern. As a former elementary school teacher, Michelle is currently pursuing her master's degree in mental health counseling. Michelle has immediate availability to work with children aged 8 and above, as well as adults. Our standard fee for sessions is $60. https://www.canyonlakescounseling.com/ourproviders/michellekenney

Michelle KenneyMental Health Intern Hello my name is Michelle Kenney and I am a graduate student intern completing my Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with Grand Canyon University and will graduate in October 2026. I chose to pursue the counseling field as I enjoy working w...

11/23/2025

Welcome Michelle Kenney, intern!! She is a former elementary school teacher and is now working on her
Masters degree in mental health. We are excited to have her join us!!

Michelle has immediate openings, ages 8 and up. Our fee is $60 per session.

https://www.canyonlakescounseling.com/ourprivders/michellekenneysrme

Michelle KenneyMental Health Intern Hello my name is Michelle Kenney and I am a graduate student intern completing my Master’s of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with Grand Canyon University and will graduate in October 2026. I chose to pursue the counseling field as I enjoy working w...

10/21/2025

We are experiencing intermittent phone outages at the office. We apologize for the inconvenience and ask that you leave a message. We will return calls as soon as possible.

Thank you!

10/13/2025

The goal of co-regulation isn’t to “make calm happen” or to dismiss the full spectrum of emotions. Big feelings are not problems to fix — they are signals, and children need to know their sadness, anger, fear, and frustration are just as valid as their joy and excitement.

This is a super misunderstood nuance to emotional regulation and emotional intelligence.

What we know from the neuroscience is that children borrow our nervous system before they can regulate on their own using theirs. When we stay grounded, it doesn’t mean we’re demanding calm from them — it means we’re offering our calm as an anchor. This creates the safety their brains need to process their emotions fully. Over time, those repeated experiences wire their brains toward the capacity for self-regulation.

So when we say “kids learn calm by borrowing ours,” it’s less about calm being the goal and more about our calm presence creating space for their whole emotional experience to unfold safely. Calm becomes a byproduct of safety, trust, and connection.

Learn more about co-regulation with love: https://genmindful.com/blogs/mindful-moments/teaching-your-child-how-to-be-mad

And for a personalized positive parenting plan, take our Emotional Intelligence Quiz 👉 https://bit.ly/Emotional-Intelligence-Quiz

10/10/2025

Our administrative office is closed today. If you need to reach your therapist, please send an email. We will return calls on Monday.

Thank you!

10/07/2025

Taking time each day to spend with your children!!