Skosh Jacobsen

At New Hope Counseling and Services, hope blossoms for those seeking solutions to personal, relationship, or professional challenges. At the helm of this transformative practice is Skosh Jacobsen, L.M.H.C., a seasoned child, individual, marriage, and family therapist whose diverse expertise spans a wide range of mental health concerns.

Jacobsen's approach to therapy is as multifaceted as the clients he serves. Specializing in adolescence, ADHD, addictions, and codependency, he brings a wealth of knowledge to each session. His practice extends beyond traditional therapy, encompassing issues of faith, grief and loss, as well as a broad spectrum of mental health and relationship concerns. This comprehensive approach allows him to address the intricate tapestry of human experiences that his clients bring to the therapeutic space.

As a Parenting/Family Coach and Parenting Educator, Jacobsen goes above and beyond individual therapy. He is actively involved in two excellent parenting programs, presenting classes in several locations throughout the year. This commitment to education empowers parents and families with practical tools and insights, extending the impact of his work beyond the confines of his office.

Jacobsen's dedication to community outreach is evident in his public speaking engagements. He has addressed topics such as "Children With ADHD/ADD and What Can We Do With Them" at Housing Hope and "How To Help Our Kids Get on the Right Track With Communication and Social Skills" at Issaquah Middle School's Special Education Seminar. These presentations showcase his expertise and his commitment to sharing knowledge with the broader community.

With locations in Bellevue, Marysville, and South Snohomish, Jacobsen makes his services accessible to a wide geographic area. At New Hope Counseling and Services, clients find more than just a therapist; they discover a friendly, safe, and confidential environment where new possibilities for their situations can be explored. Whether grappling with anger, sorrow, focus issues, or seeking to overcome hardships, Jacobsen's practice stands as a beacon of hope, offering a path to renewed freedom and well-being.