About Cresaya E. Kingsbury, M.A.
Storywork Counselor in Bainbridge Island & Marysville
I am in awe of mountain wildflowers, which flourish despite growing in a harsh environment.
Hi! I'm Cresaya E. Kingsbury
I'm quirky, empathetic, a good listener and sometimes even funny.
Life is rarely how we envisioned it. You deserve to have someone walk with you through what life has held.
I'm honored to sojourn with adults who desire healing for childhood wounds, abuse, or trauma. Additionally, I offer couples counseling (everyday life, navigating brain injury, engaging infidelity and everything in-between), counseling for brain injury, and consultation about brain injury.
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If you long for change it would be a privilege to journey with you.
​Professional Details
A Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate and StoryWork counselor, my practice is based on Bainbridge Island and in Marysville where I see clients in person, and I also offer online counseling throughout Washington State.
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Having personally encountered profound healing from The Allender Theory, I became Narrative Focused Trauma Care Level II Trained through The Allender Center to offer that care to others. Additionally, I bring to this work over 12 years of experience journeying in the medical field alongside individuals living with the aftermath of a brain injury: whether that occurred from a difficult birth, sports, a car wreck, abuse, assault, brain surgery, chemo, a neurologic condition, a brain tumor, a loss of oxygen of some kind (including heart attack), stroke or unknown causes.
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​Outside of the Office
I revel in the beauty of the ocean, find myself enchanted by flowers, indulge my creativity through writing, savor international cuisine, pursue my own healing work and spend time with my beloved pets.
About Wild Foxgloves Counseling
The foxglove—a stunningly unique Pacific Northwest wildflower—grows and blooms where woodlands have been clear-cut, stripped, and burned. Its presence is a deep reminder that devastation will not have the final say. Waving gently over the remnants of forests, it is a symbol of hope and resilience, that beauty can rise from the ashes.
