At ValorSpring, every patient receives attentive, dependable care that supports both body and mind. Whether you are managing anxiety, navigating depression, seeking an ADHD evaluation, or simply ready to feel better, we are here. Through in-person and telehealth visits, we serve adults across Washington State.
We proudly serve adults ages 18 and older. At this time, we are not accepting pediatric or adolescent patients.
Every adult in Washington State deserves care that actually listens. We are here to help you find your footing, whatever brought you through the door.
Feel like Yourself Again
From ADHD and Executive Dysfunction to Depression, Anxiety, Cognitive Impairment, Med Management, and Primary Care, real help and real progress begin today.
From Surviving to Truly Thriving
Our goal is to help every patient move from surviving to truly living. Through compassionate, whole-person care that treats both mind and body, clients begin to feel calmer, more focused, and in control of their health.
Many find that their anxiety, pain, and stress ease as they learn to manage underlying issues and rebuild confidence in their daily lives. Most importantly, they rediscover a sense of peace and purpose knowing they are finally understood, supported, and equipped to live well.
A Story of Renewal and Relief
Many of my patients come to me after feeling overlooked or misunderstood, and one woman’s story stays with me. At 36, she was battling depression, anxiety, and chronic back pain that left her drained and
unmotivated. Years of negative experiences with other providers had made her hesitant to seek help again, but she took one more chance. During our visits, I listened carefully, not just to her words, but to what had been missed.
What emerged was a clear picture of untreated ADHD, the real source of her struggles. Once we addressed it with the right treatment and support, her anxiety eased, her pain subsided, and she began to thrive at work and at home. She no longer needed pain medication and described feeling calmer, lighter, and finally in control of her life. Stories like hers remind me that healing starts with being heard.