Troy Huffman, licensed individual, couple, family therapy in Tacoma, Greater Seattle area, WA.

Troy Huffman

MA, LMFT, AAMFT Approved Supervisor

Education

Areas of Experience

Couples and Family Therapy (Bader/Pearson Developmental Model, Discernment Therapy)

Clinical Supervision and Training (AAMFT Approved Clinical Supervisor)

Trauma, Anxiety, Depression, and PTSD

Parenting Programs: Triple P (Positive Parenting Principles), Incredible Years

Bilingual Therapy in Spanish and English

Family Preservation Services and Child Welfare Collaboration

Narrative Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Motivational Interviewing

Access & Insurance

Apple Health (Washington Medicaid) clients are welcome.

Preferred plans: CHPW, Wellpoint, Coordinated Care, UnitedHealthcare.

Cash-pay/private-pay accepted. 

More About Me

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the Co-Founder/Clinical Director of Life Transitions. I am also an AAMFT Approved Clinical Supervisor, passionate about training the next generation of therapists. Since 2014, I have built internship and associate-level training programs in collaboration with universities including the University of Washington, PLU, Antioch, Seattle U., Denver University, and Naropa.

My professional journey has included developing a Behavioral Health Agency from the ground up, designing a 35-hour Clinical Foundations Training curriculum, and supervising more than 20 associate therapists. I’ve also created and implemented contracts for Family Preservation Services, Positive Parenting Programs, and culturally relevant services for diverse and bilingual populations across 12 counties.

I bring a strong commitment to equity and social justice in behavioral health, and I believe deeply in the resilience of individuals and families. My clinical work is grounded in systemic perspectives, blending evidence-based practices with creativity, cultural awareness, and compassion.

As well as being conversationally fluent in Spanish, some personal experiences that have influenced me are marriage, divorce, becoming a father, growing up in a blended family, becoming a veteran of a foreign war, and the deaths of close family members and friends.

My Philosophy

Healing is possible when we are willing to do the work together. Focusing on listening deeply, speaking with intention, and learning to understand the meaning of others are foundational steps to fulfilling relationships. I believe in meeting clients where they are, helping them uncover their strengths, and walking alongside them toward meaningful change. Therapy is not only about addressing challenges but also about discovering new possibilities for growth, connection, and resilience.

I look forward to working with you!