Behavioral Health
Behavioral health program announcement October 9, 2026
We are writing to inform you that we will no longer be offering our Behavioral Health Program as the end of 2026. After carefully reviewing our operations and resource allocation, we arrived at this difficult decision.
Courtney Woodhouse, LMHC will be welcoming her second child early 2027 and will be taking some time to raise her two young children.
Mollie Lentz, LMFT, will still be available to meet with you in her private practice, either via telehealth or at her private practice location. To continue services with Mollie, please reach out to Mollie directly at:
Email: mollie@mollielentz.com
Phone: 206-579-0483
Website: www.mollielentz.com
If you are currently receiving treatment with our program, please call our office to schedule a final visit. During this visit, we can discuss your ongoing care needs and help you plan for continued treatment.
In addition, if you would like a referral to an outside therapist or behavioral health provider, please review our referral list. We encourage you to arrange continued care as soon as possible.
We appreciate the trust you have placed in our team and are committed to supporting you through this transition.
Resources for finding a provider:
- Check with your insurance company for providers who are in-network. You can also request a case manager to assist with your search.
- Psychology Today website: Filter by location, insurance, type of provider, specialty, etc.
- Washington’s Mental Health Referral Service for Children and Teens (for age 17 years and younger): *If your child has Molina insurance you can ask their primary doctor for a referral (for expedited service)
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Courtney Woodhouse, LMHCA
We are pleased to annouce an addition to our Behavioral Health Program.
Courtney Wppdhouse, LMHCA holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Early Childhood and Family Studies from the University of Washington and a Masters of Arts in Child and Adolescent Psychology from the University of Washington. She will provide short term intervention primarily designed to help solve immediate problems until patients can establish a permanent mental health provider.
Courtney was born and raised in Washington state. She spent her childhood in Eastern Washington before moving to the west side for college and has been calling Seattle home since. She has worked at Seattle Children’s Hospital on the PBMU, and more recently worked at Rogers Behavioral Health providing cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for individuals with OCD and anxiety, and completed her masters practicum at Thira Health providing dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT).
She enjoys spending time with her husband and their two dogs Lucy and Zoey. In her free time Courtney can be found cultivating her own indoor houseplant jungle, traveling, cheering on local sports teams and eating tasty food.”
Requirements to see Courtney:
1) Your child must be referred by your Ballard Pediatric Clinic primary care provider.
2) You must be established patients at Ballard Pediatric Clinic.
3) Treatment sessions will all be IN PERSON at the clinic.
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Mollie Lentz, LMFT
Mollie is a licensed therapist with over 20 years of clinical and practical experience working with executives, athletes and patients coping with a new diagnosis. From this experience, she has learned one thing that all people strive for and need. One thing that, when discovered, is quite literally the key to lasting happiness – meaningful connection.
Mollie holds a Master of Science (MS) degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Seattle Pacific University. She has taken courses related to assessment, therapy, ethics, theories, working with: individuals, couples, children, families, and groups. She also holds a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Speech Communication from, University of Washington.
