Forrest Raine Dimond

Forrest works with clients from a wide array of cultural backgrounds, with focused expertise in supporting immigrants, second-generation individuals, and those who identify as multiracial or feel caught between cultural identities. Many of his clients carry complex questions about who they are: experiences of belonging and self-definition that shape development and deserve a central place in therapy. He also brings specialized experience to working with men around identity, and to supporting individuals living with bipolar disorder toward a greater sense of integration and balance.

Forrest views the therapy relationship as a journey of mutual discovery, and is committed to supporting clients toward agency, freedom, and depth, in their relationships and in their sense of self. He creates a compassionate and empowering space for clients to understand who they are, in context, and who they want to become. With a psychoanalytic foundation, he brings sensitivity to the cultural, historical, and systemic forces that influence his clients’ lives, and he approaches barriers in therapy not as obstacles but as meaningful openings for transformation.

His clients value his deep listening, his collaborative spirit, and his ability to create a therapeutic space that is open and inviting. His ongoing training focuses on complex identity questions, cultural dislocation, intergenerational trauma, and the psychological impact of systemic oppression.

Forrest earned his Master’s in Education from Seattle University with a specialization in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and continues advanced training and supervision in analytic psychotherapy. When he’s not in practice, Forrest can be found playing music, exploring new album releases, or gathering with friends for tabletop role-playing games, where his love of storytelling and community shines through.