Integrative and Collaborative Therapy with Evidence-Based Practices
Now accepting clients in Washington State, Oregon, and Idaho
Values
Welcome to Mosaic Psychotherapy, where creating a safe and welcoming space is at the heart of our practice.
Our team values cultural humility, recognizing the unique tapestry of identities that shape each individual's experiences. With a commitment to clinical excellence, our well-educated and up-to-date clinicians ensure that you receive the best care possible.
We embrace the principles of equity and inclusion, believing that everyone deserves access to high-quality and affordable mental health care. At Mosaic Psychotherapy, we empower clients to embrace their own stories and strengths, fostering healing through vulnerability and empowerment. Above all, we understand that the power of genuine connection between our clinicians and clients is the key to successful and transformative mental health treatment.
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Hannah Boyd, MA, LMHC, LPC, NCC, CCTP
Philosophy and Approach
I work with individuals of all backgrounds and ages dealing with complex trauma and other life stressors. My background has focused on child and adult victims of sexual abuse. I use evidence-based practices such as Internal Family Systems, and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR). I take a holistic approach to treating clients and look at the various symptoms and challenges one may be experiencing. Talk therapy is often beneficial on its own, but I enjoy bringing in other elements such as humor, and collaboration to enhance the expression and understanding of one’s feelings and experiences. I welcome clients’ ideas and creativity as we work together. I believe with empowerment and exploration people can use internal resources to notice patterns within themselves, solve problems and cope with life's challenges.
Formal Education and Training
I obtained my Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling from Northwestern University. I follow the National Board for Certified Counselors Code of Ethics and the American Counseling Association Code of Ethics. To maintain my licensure in the state of Washington and Oregon, I am required every two years to obtain 40 continuing education credits, including six hours of ethics and four hours of cultural competency in each reporting period. My pursuit of a Master of Arts degree was characterized by a comprehensive curriculum that equipped me with a profound understanding of psychological principles, diagnostic processes, and evidence-based therapeutic techniques.
I started working in anti-sex trafficking in 2019 as a Sex Trafficking Educator at a Children’s Advocacy Center educating community members, medical and mental health professionals, and law enforcement about child sex trafficking in the United States. I produced an Anti-Child Sex Trafficking Conference in collaboration with the Children’s Advocacy Center. This experience led me to pursue a career in Mental Health Counseling. I began working as a therapist at the Children’s Advocacy Center working in conjunction with forensic interviewers, law enforcement, and social workers to assist parents, guardians, and children of abuse with Mental Health Care as they went through the investigative process. I transitioned into private practice work in 2021 to work with individuals in a more intimate setting. I found working in private practice I could work with a variety of people and focus on complex trauma work.
Trauma work has always been a core part of my practice and training as a clinician. In 2023, I earned my Certified Clinical Trauma Professional (CCTP) certification to deepen my understanding of trauma treatment and enhance my ability to support clients through their healing journeys. I am committed to ongoing learning and professional development to ensure I offer the most effective and compassionate care.
To learn more about the continuing education I’ve pursued, click here.
WA License number: LH61365093
OR License Number: C7675
ID License Number: LCPC - 9832
