The Heart Behind Everwell
Our Clinicians & Approach

EVERWELL APPROACH
Care That Feels Human
Everwell is owned and led by Victor Washington, LCSW; Trinh Reyes, LCSW; and Tristan Cook, LPCC. Each brings a different clinical perspective. Together, we offer individual, couples, and family therapy shaped by the person or relationship in front of us.

Trinh Reyes
LCSW # 64458
Compassionate care rooted in Vietnamese-American cultural understanding.
Trinh welcomes clients who are navigating anxiety, trauma, burnout, or changes in family and identity. Her work is attentive to culture without assuming that any one experience defines you. She brings warmth and curiosity to the room, helping you feel understood while building practical ways to care for yourself.
Specialties: Anxiety, Trauma, Identity, Parenting, Depression
Modalities: EMDR, CBT, Narrative Therapy, Mindfulness

Tristan Cook
LPCC # 9658
A steady presence for processing life's biggest challenges with grace.
Tristan works with people facing trauma, depression, ADHD, and questions about identity. He listens carefully and makes space for the full complexity of your experience. Together, you can explore patterns that feel hard to change, develop self-compassion, and find steps that fit your life.
Specialties: Trauma, Depression, Identity Exploration, ADHD
Modalities: EMDR, ACT, Narrative Therapy

Victor Washington
LCSW #Â 112799
Emotionally grounded care for navigation through life's deep waters.
Victor offers grounded, straightforward support for people navigating trauma, addiction, depression, and the effects of racism. He brings experience from hospital and justice settings to a relationship built on respect. In sessions, there is room to speak honestly, understand what has shaped you, and choose a path that feels possible.
Specialties: Addiction, Trauma, Identity Struggles, Depression, Racism
Modalities: ACT, IFS, Trauma-Informed

The Way We Walk Together
We begin by listening. Your history, identity, and relationships all matter here, and there is no fixed pace you have to follow. Together, we’ll decide what feels useful and adjust as your needs change.
What Therapy Feels Like Here
Sessions are a place to talk openly, notice patterns, and try new ways of responding to life’s challenges. We’ll ask thoughtful questions, share what we’re seeing, and check that the work is helping. You can bring uncertainty, humor, frustration, or quiet; there is room for all of it.