Testimonials
Don’t just take our word for it – read the testimonials from those who’ve experienced the positive change in their lives.
In Their Words:
Journeys Through Therapy
We never solicit testimonials from our clients—doing so would be unethical.
That said, we’ve received kind words and heartfelt feedback through LinkedIn, Google, Yelp, and even handwritten thank-you notes.
Hearing about the impact therapy has made in our clients’ lives truly warms our hearts—it’s the reason we do what we do.
We also know that finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming.
That’s why we’re sharing the words of those who’ve worked with us (with their permission).
Real experiences can offer insight, comfort, and clarity as you search for the therapist who feels like the right fit for you.
Here are some of the publicly posted testimonials:
What people are saying
“Spokane Counseling Hub is the go-to place for couples therapy, individual therapy and trauma therapy in Washington state!! It is owned by Jennine Estes, who is a well known author, speaker, trainer, mentor and therapist. I am a LMFT who has referred many clients here, and I know they are in good hands. They also offer telehealth, so if you are not located in Spokane, you can still get amazing quality care here anywhere in Washington state!! If you are in need of relationship therapy, couples therapy, individual counseling, personal growth, attachment counseling – this is your place!!” – J.W. – Google Review
“I would highly recommend!!” C.G. – Google Review
“In my 10-year career, I have met and worked with dozens of therapists and Jennine stands out as one of the most informative, intuitive, and passionate professionals I have ever had the pleasure of working with. Jennine is not only a journalist’s dream in that she responds with clear, interesting, and informative advice under a tight deadline but her approach to helping her clients move through their fears and address their issues in order to live their best lives is truly unique. I had the pleasure of listening in on two different sessions for the Marriage Makeover session in Redbook Magazine and both couples sang her praises after both sessions. I highly recommend Jennine Estes as both a therapist and an expert. Don’t miss the chance to work with her!”
B.D.C- LinkedIn Review
“Spokane Counseling Hub is the go-to place for couples therapy, individual therapy and trauma therapy in Washington state!! It is owned by Jennine Estes, who is a well known author, speaker, t“Emily is an excellent sounding board and helps me clarify my own thoughts and see patterns in my own life. Talking to her has helped me work through conflicts and has empowered me to take action and move forward in several areas of my life. I also appreciate that she is non-judgmental and caring in her approach.” B.H. – Google Reviewrainer, mentor and therapist. I am a LMFT who has referred many clients here, and I know they are in good hands. They also offer telehealth, so if you are not located in Spokane, you can still get amazing quality care here anywhere in Washington state!! If you are in need of relationship therapy, couples therapy, individual counseling, personal growth, attachment counseling – this is your place!!”
– J.W. – Google Review
Some common problems we help with include:
Relationships can face many challenges that feel overwhelming. Our counseling services focus on helping couples understand and overcome these obstacles.
Some common problems we help with include:
Communication Problems
Disagreements are alienating you from each other.
Conflicts are becoming a “you vs. me,” whether it’s about in-laws, kids, friends, work, or finances.
Communication is poor and frustrating.
You’re unsure how to get through to your partner, which leads to frustration and misunderstandings.
Negative Couple Dynamics
Unhealthy coping mechanisms.
In moments of conflict, one or both partners may struggle to respond in healthy ways.
Feeling stuck in destructive patterns with your partner.
The cycle of fighting, making up, and falling back into conflict seems never-ending.
Dwindling Intimacy
Emotional intimacy is gone or deeply diminished.
You feel disconnected and alone in the relationship, even when things appear fine on the surface.
You notice you and your partner are having less physical intimacy.
Concerns about avoiding a “dead bedroom” are becoming more prevalent.
Broken Trust and Safety
A traumatic experience is changing the way you connect with each other.
Trauma has created an emotional distance that makes reconnecting difficult.
You or your partner’s trust is broken.
Betrayal has deeply hurt your relationship, leaving one partner uncertain of how to trust again and the other unsure of how to rebuild it.