Good Shepherd Center Tenant Listing

Alliance Francaise, (206) 632-5433, Room 205

Barba, Salvatore Ph.D., (206) 525-0750, Room 344

Beck, Tom Ph.D., (206) 329-9235, Room 341

Cascade Harvest Coalition, (206) 632-0606, Room 123

CG Jung Society Seattle, (206) 547-3956, Room 222

Center for a Positive Alternative to A.A., (206) 547-1955, Room 200

Colli, Janet Ph.D., (206) 329-9235, Room 341

Cramer, Christina LMP, (206) 328-4196, Room 300

Dispute Resolution Center of King County, (206) 443-9603, Suite 520

Good Shepherd Hourly Room Rental Program, (206) 547-8127, Room 226

Good Shepherd Center Property Managers Office, (206) 547-8127, Room 226

Gyrotonic Movement Center, (206) 547-5880, Room 440

Hostelling International Washington State Council (HI-WSC)

Houseworth, Deborah M.Ac.,L.Ac., (206) 525-0750 , Room 343

iLEAP, (206) 588-5327, Room 400

International Snow Leopard Trust, (206) 632-2421, Room 325

King County Nurses Association, (206) 545-0603, Room 224

Mayes, Carol, MSW, LICSW , (206) 817-3036 Room 346

Meridian School - Main Office, (206) 632-7154, Room 242

NEO Art School, (206) 632-2530, Room 121

NW Infant Survival & SIDS Alliance, (206) 548-9290, Room 350

Pacific NW Needle Arts Guild, PNNAG@hotmail.com, Room 120

Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS), (206) 547-8570, Room 324

Riley, Lanie MSW, LMT, (206) 545-4266, Room 340

Seattle Tilth Association:

Business Office, (206) 632-0451, Room 100;
Garden Hotline, (206) 633-0224, Room 100;
Master Composters, (206) 633-0097, Room 100

Sundin, Joyce E. Counselor, (206) 634-0434, Room 347

Thomas, Peter Phd., Therapist, (206) 634-2162, Room 300

Tilth Producers of Washington, Room 305

Union Physical Therapy, (206) 819-4002, Room 302

Wallingford Senior Center, (206) 461-7825, Room 100

Washington Green Schools

Washington Toxics Coalition, (206) 632-1545, Room 540

Washington Water Trails Association, (206) 545-9161, Room 307

Woestwin, Anya M.A., Counselor, (206) 632-0830, Room 342

Women's Recovery Center, (206) 547-1955, Room 200

The ALLIANCE FRANCAISE OF SEATTLE is a non-profit, cultural and educational membership organization. They are part of a worldwide network dedicated to better mutual understanding between France and other countries. Their purpose is to share the French culture and language with interested parties. They offer French language classes, luncheons with guest speakers, and at different locations around Seattle, art shows, films, and a circulating library. Alliance Franaise cooperates with local universities and schools and other organizations. The Seattle chapter was founded in 1987 and evolved from "The Cercle Franaise", a 50 year old institution. They encourage the study of world languages, in this case, French, by providing scholarships to High School students.

TOM BECK, PH.D., provides mental health counseling dealing with a broad spectrum of issues, including AIDS / HIV. He offers hypnotherapy and specializes in transpersonal psychotherapy, the psychology of spiritual experience. Dr. Beck also conducts research into emerging technologies based on subtle energies. By accepting Medicare and offering a sliding fee scale, he has a commitment to provide services to people who could not otherwise afford counseling.
Web site: becolli.home.mindspring.com
E-mail: becolli@mindspring.com

CASCADE HARVEST COALITION is a non-profit organization working to build a sustainable local food system by supporting farmers, supporting consumers, and building healthy communities. Our programs and activities address issues affecting the local food and farm system by building awareness and appreciation for the important economic, environmental, social and cultural aspects of family farming in the region; promoting preservation and protection of farmlands and farming resources; enhancing community food security by improving access to locally-produced food; and working collaboratively with individuals and organizations to affectively identify and address issues facing the local food system. Puget Sound Fresh (www.pugetsoundfresh.org) is a local farm product branding and consumer education program; Farm to Table: Connecting Local Farmers with Local Food Buyers provides key market connections between farmers and food buyers; Washington FarmLink provides valuable farm transition and farmer education services; the Puget Sound Food Project is working to address critical processing infrastructure needs; and Harvest Celebrations foster important farmer-consumer linkages. Visit us at www.cascadeharvest.org or email mary@oz.net.

The C.G. JUNG SOCIETY is a nonprofit educational corporation formed to provide a forum for the ideas of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. Established in 1972, the group seeks to promote an understanding of Jung's analytical psychology and current use of Jungian concepts by contemporary thinkers. One of many such groups throughout the world, C.G.J.S. sponsors lectures and seminars by local and nationally known Jungian scholars. They also maintain a reference library.

JANET ELIZABETH COLLI, PH.D., provides mental health counseling and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing) dealing with a broad spectrum of issues, including trauma, posttraumatic stress and life-challenging illness. She also specializes in transpersonal psychotherapy, the psychology of spiritual experience. Dr. Colli continues her doctoral research into mind-body healing and is the author of a book based on case studies. She provides services to people who could not otherwise afford counseling by accepting Medicare and offering a sliding fee scale.
Web site: becolli.home.mindspring.com
E-mail: becolli@mindspring.com

The GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER HOURLY ROOM RENTAL PROGRAM has one Conference Room and one Meeting Room available Monday through Saturday for Hourly Rentals. Please call Cindy Hughes at the Good Shepherd Center Office 206-547-8127 for application forms, information on room availability, and for appointments to see space. All GSC rentals must be reserved and scheduled at least 14 days in advance. Many of the Good Shepherd Center tenants program public events in the spaces including Seattle Tilth.

DEBORAH HOUSEWORTH provides holistic and complementary health care such as acupuncture, herbs, psychotherapy, therapeutic meditation trainings, and hypnotherapy.

iLEAP is an international nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire and renew social leaders and global citizens through integrated leadership programs that ignite hope and transformation in the world. We conduct programs in Seattle, Washington and collaborate with social leaders throughout Asia, Africa, and Central America to build regional networks of change leaders who are connected through a values-based approach to leadership and committed to building strong global partnerships for social change.

INTERNATIONAL SNOW LEOPARD TRUST is dedicated to conserving the endangered snow leopard and the biological diversity of the snow leopard's wilderness habitat in central Asia. Working in partnership with individuals and institutions in Central Asia, the non-profit ISLT seeks to achieve its mission through balanced approaches which consider both the needs of people and of the environment. ISLT supports programs of research and monitoring, field conservation, capacity-building for range country organizations, training and technical assistance, and environmental education.
Web site: www.snowleopard.org
E-mail: info@snowleopard.org

KING COUNTY NURSES ASSOCIATION is a non-profit organization founded in 1903 whose purpose is to work for the improvement of health standards and the availability of health care; and to foster and promote high standards of nursing through education. A variety of workshops, conferences, and special interest groups are available for registered nurses.
Web site: www.kcnurses.org
E-mail: kcnurses@kcnurses.org
Phone: (206) 545-0603

CAROL MAYES MSW, LICSW offers mental health counseling for individuals, couples and families.Her approach to therapy is strength based, with a foundation in psychodynamic and systems theories.She provides a supportive, safe and confidential environment in which to deal with a broad range of issues, including life transitions, relationships, trauma, anxiety, depression, parenting and meaningful self-discovery.Therapy focuseson achieving/restoring emotional wellness for positive growth and healing. By offering a sliding fee scale, she is able to provide services to those who cannot otherwise afford experienced counseling services.
E-mail:carolmayesmsw@gmail.com
Phone:(206) 817-3036

HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL WASHINGTON STATE COUNCIL(HI-WSC) is the WA state branch of the non-profit Hostelling International - USA. Our Good Shepherd office serves as the programming and administration headquarters, where we organize quality cultural education programs for youth and community members, run a student internship program, administer fund raising efforts, provide travel information, and sell HI-USA memberships. For more information on our programs, memberships and hours of operation please visit our website: www.hiwsc.org.

MERIDIAN SCHOOL is a non-profit, 501 (c) (3) organization. We provide a strong academic curriculum to students in kindergarten through grade five. The core curriculum is reinforced with music, foreign language, PE, library skills and technology. Our school climate encourages positive social growth. Community service projects and peer problem solving lessons help children practice responsible citizenship daily. The combination of small class size, exceptional teachers, rich curriculum, and our historic setting make learning meaningful and challenging.
Web site: www.meridianschool.edu
Ron Waldman, Director, rwaldman@meridianschool.edu
Phone: (206) 632-7154

MERIDIAN SCHOOL EXTENDED CARE is open to students enrolled in the elementary school program. The after school activities include drama, music, sports and art.

MERIDIAN SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM focuses on non-academic activities with field trips, theme weeks, walking tours and specialty programs. This program is open to the wider community and students can enroll by the week.

NEO ART SCHOOL's permanent facility was established in 1983 to bring art productivity to the community in an easily accessible medium. They feature certified teachers, organized lesson plans, and a structured classroom approach integrated into an environment conducive to developing artistic ability and confidence in children ages three through twelve.

The PACIFIC NORTHWEST NEEDLE ARTS GUILD is a non-profit volunteer organization. It was organized for education, to encourage individuals to pursue knowledge in the needle arts and to raise and maintain standards of technique and design. They have three general meetings yearly, publish a monthly newsletter, furnish workshops, satellite groups, study circles, annual fiber show, maintain a library, furnish books to members and provide service to the community.
Web site: www.scn.org/pnnag/

PROGRAM FOR EARLY PARENT SUPPORT (PEPS)is a non-profit organization that brings parents of infants and young children together in community-based discussion and support groups. Learn more about our programs, including the Newborn, Baby Peppers, Little Peppers and more at www.peps.org. When parents connect, kids benefit.
Web site: www.peps.org

LANIE RILEY, MSW, LMP is a certified social worker and licensed massage practitioner practicing in Wallingford for over 20 years. She provides counseling to adults and does play therapy with children. She has a sub-specialty in bereavement. Lanie also offers massage treatment for relaxation and relief from muscle soreness, stiffness, and spasm. She accepts insurance for both counseling and massage therapy.

SEATTLE TILTH is a non-profit volunteer organization of gardeners interested in environmentally sound ways of growing edible and ornamental plants. The gardens in the rear of the Good Shepherd Center are managed by Tilth as demonstration gardens, and include a children's garden. Since 1986, Seattle Tilth has administered the City's nationally known Community Compost Education Program. The organization is committed to increasing urban self-reliance by sharing ideas and techniques in organic gardening, edible landscaping, composting and related subjects through its newsletter, demonstration garden, workshops, lectures, tours and referrals. Tilth is funded by memberships, donations, grants and proceeds from activities such as the annual Spring Plant Sale, the Autumn Harvest Fair, and Winetasting.
Web site: www.seattletilth.org.
E-mail: tilth@seattletilth.org

The NW INFANT SURVIVAL & SIDS ALLIANCE is dedicated to the informational and emotional support of bereaved families, to the education of the general public and professionals, and to the ultimate elimination of sudden infant death through research.
Web site: www.nwsids.org

JOYCE SUNDIN, CCDC II, NCAC II, is a certified chemical dependency counselor, a national certified addiction counselor, and an intervention specialist who devotes her practice exclusively to interventions. While she works primarily in the field of chemical dependency, she has also been successful with interventions on eating disorders, gambling, smoking cessation and unhealthy dependencies in work and relationships. Her clients typically are the family members, coworkers, and friends of people suffering from addictive disorders. They are then facilitated by Joyce to present a caring message to their person who suffers, and motivate them into a recovery milieu.

PETER THOMAS, Ph.D. is a licensed clinical psychologist and a psychotherapist in practice for 25 years. His work is interactive and uses role-play, movement, imagery and dreams to help people discover and affirm their inner resources for self-renewal.

TILTH PRODUCERS OF WASHINGTON is a 30-year old statewide organic and sustainable farming association made up of Washington’s organic farmers, researchers, educators and businesses. The organization works systemically to promote ecologically sound farming practices that improve the health of our communities and natural environment. We teach organic farming practices; provide networking opportunities for organic farmers, educate consumers about the benefits of local organic agriculture; advocate for sensible agriculture policy and build working relationships among organic industry stakeholders to promote a sustainable food system in Washington.  For more information, or to join the organization, call 206-632-7506, email organic@tilthproducers.org or visit www.tilthproducers.org. 

UNION PHYSICAL THERAPY is a cooperative physical therapy practice. Mitch Owens MSPT, CMPT began Union PT in 2010 and he is joined by his partner Elisa Scherb DPT, CMPT and Andrew Elsen DPT, Union PT was formed to provide independent practitioners the opportunity to provide the highest level of care possible in a cooperative organizational and practice environment. Information about our practice and online scheduling can be found at www.unionpt.com.

The WALLINGFORD COMMUNITY SENIOR CENTER was established in 1979 to provide a community facility where senior adults can meet together, receive services and participate in activities that will enhance their dignity, support, independence and involvement in the life and affairs of the community. The non-profit Center, open Monday through Friday, is affiliated with Senior Services of King County, funded in part by United Way of King County and Community Development Block Grant monies. Staff members and a large volunteer organization offer relevant services and activities to seniors.

WASHINGTON GREEN SCHOOLS educates our future leaders by advancing green practices in schools throughout the state.  More that one million students attend K-12 schools in Washington State, using significant natural resources.  To create a healthy future for our region, schools should both model and teach environmental sustainability.  Students require excellent critical thinking and communication skills to address challenges such as climate change and population growth.  In addition, schools must use resources efficiently and minimize waste.  Guided by the vision of sustainability, Washington Green Schools provides resources for students, teachers, and community members to engage in resource conservation and waste reduction in schools.

Web site: www.wagreenschools.org
E-mail: info@wagreenschools.org

The WASHINGTON TOXICS COALITION has worked since 1981 to protect human health and the environment by preventing pollution. They believe that people and other species are entitled to clean water, clean air, and an uncontaminated food supply. They advocate pollution-prevention based policies, support sustainable and organic agriculture, promote alternatives to pesticides and other toxic products, and empower communities to address local pollution problems. They work with farmers, farm workers, local citizens, and a broad array of people concerned with securing a safe environment for future generations.
Web site: www.watoxics.org
E-mail: info@watoxics.org

WASHINGTON WATER TRAILS ASSOCIATION (WWTA) is a non-profit collaboration of people who love to travel and enjoy the world by small boats. WWTA works to build partnerships with both public and private organizations to create and manage water trails, instill a strong stewardship ethic for the aquatic environment, and to encourage the use of "blueways" for learning about Washington state's special places. The Cascadia Marine Trail provides resting sites for small hand-carried human-and wind-powered watercraft users on Puget Sound from Olympia to the Canadian border. The Lakes-To-Lakes Water Trail provides freshwater access within metropolitan King County and to the Chittenden Locks connecting to Puget Sound.
Web site: www.wwta.org
E-mail: info@wwta.org

ANYA WOESTWIN, MA provides counseling for adults, couples, and groups. Her practice focuses on helping people cope with and grow from transitions(such as marriage, divorce, death, career change, becoming a parent, and midlife), compelling urges (intellectual, artistic, spiritual, sexual and professional), and relationship conflicts. She also helps people recover from trauma and find the meaning that may be imbedded and intractable physical symptoms and illness. She is trained in and uses a number of different approaches, among them Process-Oriented Psychology, Archetypal Psychology, NLP (Neurolinguistic Programming), and EMDR (Eye Movement Desenstization and Reprocessing).

WOMEN'S RECOVERY CENTER offers a positive and innovative program of recovery from alcohol abuse or dependency that does not rely on AA or 12-step participation. Their program is state certified (and therefore covered by most medical insurance policies). The eight week Intensive Out patient Treatment program is based on current recovery research, with small groups and highly trained therapists. Women's Recovery Center's personalized approach to treatment provides specific skills for stopping the addictive behavior and addresses issues common to women that often underlie and perpetuate the drinking problem: depression, anxiety, difficulty with negotiating or resolving conflict in relationships, problems with self image or self esteem, and difficulty with setting or maintaining progress towards goals.