"Sometimes you have to play a long time to be able to play like yourself."
-Miles Davis
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Hello, I’m Caleb Dodson, a psychotherapist in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. I work with individuals navigating depression, anxiety, grief, loneliness, relationship challenges, religious trauma, life transitions, eating disorders, and existential concerns. I’ve worked extensively with people in healthcare, non-profits, education, humanitarian work, and the arts—especially those who feel things deeply and carry a quiet emotional weight.
In a world that often discourages emotional life, therapy can be a rare place to show up fully. I offer a relational space grounded in acceptance, honesty, and deep presence—where you can feel known, even when you don’t quite know yourself.
My approach draws from the ideas of Interpersonal-Relational Psychoanalysis, Existential Therapy, and experiential, moment-to-moment work - but therapy is at base an emotional and affective relationship. So, I like to say I do ‘the Caleb thing’ because it’s through who we are as people, not a curated image, or website, that the rubber really hits the road and we get somewhere. This isn’t therapy that tries to fix you or come up with a cleaver interpretation - it’s about creating a new kind of emotional experience in relationship, and seeing where that leads. When your heading is towards growth and new experience, you’ll never miss.
If like to connect send an email to caleb.a.dodson@gmail.com or give me a call at (307) 399-6187.