Awareness, Curiosity, Connection, and Integration:
Healing in the Space Between Surviving and Thriving
Dr. Honey Williams Psychological Services
Welcome!
Dr. Williams is a licensed clinical psychologist providing psychological telehealth services to clients across Montana and Washington. In her work as a psychologist, she brings a passion for co-creating a therapeutic space that fosters a curious and compassionate expanded awareness of yourself, so that you can use this information to direct whatever changes you are needing to feel more authentic, connected, and empowered in your life.
Approach to Therapy:
Her approach to treatment is integrative and rooted in attachment theory, mindfulness-based interventions, and neurobiologically-informed models of stress and trauma. Common to each approach is an emphasis on increasing self-awareness and understanding of yourself and balancing the seemingly opposing needs for both acceptance and change throughout the therapy process (and in life).
Who Can Benefit?
Dr. Williams works with individuals 18+ years old with various presenting concerns. Her primary areas of interest and experience include:
- PTSD, complex trauma, and other trauma-related concerns
- Grief/loss
- Depressive and anxiety-related disorders
- Rural mental health
- Relationship concerns & Identity development
- Mindfulness/meditation
About Dr. Williams
Dr. Honey Williams, PhD
Dr. Williams (she/her) was born and raised in Montana. She attended Montana State University where she completed her bachelor's degree in Psychology. She then moved to Seattle and completed her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Seattle Pacific University. After 7 years away, Dr. Williams returned to Montana to open her private practice closer to family, the mountains and rivers, wide open spaces, and slower pace of life. However, the opportunities and vibrancy of Seattle, her WA clients, and the family she made while living there brings her back to Seattle often. She is grateful to have a telehealth practice that allows the flexibility to go back and forth between both homes and families without disrupting care for her clients. Outside of work, you're most likely to spot her rollerblading around town when the sun is out or skating on whatever ice she can find during the winter months (ideally outdoors!).
Training and Work Experience
Dr. Williams trained in a variety of settings throughout her doctorate program, including an outpatient psychiatry and behavioral health clinic, a residential treatment center, and group private practices. She also completed a one-year, pre-doctoral internship at Montana State University Counseling Center before returning to the Pacific Northwest to complete specialized training through a post-doctoral residency at Lighthouse Psychological Services. Throughout the various settings, Dr. Williams gained training and experience in individual and group therapy, milieu therapy, crisis intervention, and psychological testing and assessment. After licensure, she continued working for Lighthouse before transitioning to her own private practice.