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Nick Evans is a licensed mental health therapist based in Ferndale, Washington. He holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University and is credentialed as a Mental Health Therapist, Certified Substance Use Disorder Professional and a Certified ADHD Clinical Services Provider. Nick specializes in working with couples navigating challenges such as communication breakdowns, relationship dissatisfaction, trauma, substance use, and the complexities of neurodivergence. With a compassionate, integrative approach, he has helped couples rebuild connection and trust—achieving an impressive 95% success rate in improving relationship satisfaction.
Beyond his therapy practice, Nick developed one of the most effective residential treatment programs in the United States for individuals facing homelessness and addiction. His innovative model has been adopted by rescue missions around the world, offering hope and healing to thousands. He continues to consult with organizations seeking to improve their recovery services.
Nick shares his passion for restoration and service with his wife, Hannah, the Senior Director of Recovery Services at a local rescue mission. Hannah oversees programs for both men and women and is currently earning her law degree. She is known for her brilliance, compassion, kindness, and unwavering dedication to the people she serves. Together, Nick and Hannah are a team deeply committed to love, justice, and transformation.
When he’s not in the therapy room or consulting, Nick enjoys working the land on their small farm, where they grow vegetables and raise pigs and chickens to provide fresh food for their local community. He believes in simple living, generous love, and cultivating wellness from the ground up.
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Often when couples stumble onto my site or into my office, their relationship is at a point where they are solely focused on the problems they are experiencing. This mindset in itself can make the relationship very dissatisfying. When we are only thinking about the problems, it is like we are meditating all day on what is wrong, calling into existence more of the same and ruminating on what we don't want. "12 Weeks of Gratitude" is a couples journaling experience combined with educational tools to help you implement an intentional gratitude practice in your relationship. Check it out on Amazon today!