Nabi Supetran, LMFTA
she/her
Hafa adai, I’m Nabi Supetran! I was born in Saipan, a U.S. territory and I carry with me the warmth, community, and deep sense of connection that shaped me growing up on the islands. My family are from the Philippines and my Filipino heritage is a meaningful part of who I am. It influences how I value family, joy, and belonging, and it's woven into how I move through the world, including how I practice therapy.
Outside of being a therapist, I’m someone who loves food adventures and meals that connect me to cultures and memories. I also enjoy seasonal activities, arts and crafts, vibing to music, immersing in live shows, and spending time in nature. Most importantly, I love my cat Pochi, who keeps life playful and light. Lastly, I enjoy discovering new things, my recent discovery is coconut matcha. Have you tried it yet?
As a Therapist
I earned both a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts: Counseling & Psychology in 2020 and a Master of Arts in Couple and Family Therapy in 2024 at Antioch University Seattle. Today, I’m a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Associate at Chrysalis Within Therapy, offering in-person and virtual therapy across Washington State.
My work is rooted in the belief that healing is a process of becoming. I practice from a person-of-the-therapist approach, which means that alongside clinical skills and theory, I bring myself into the therapy room, which includes my culture, values, sense of humor, sensitivity, and life experiences. I see this as a strength: therapy becomes a real, human relationship, where your story and my presence meet to co-create change.
My approach is relational and integrative, drawing from narrative, systemic, and trauma-informed perspectives. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all model, I tailor my approach to the person or family I’m collaborating with, allowing space for unique experiences, needs, and ways of making meaning.
Salamat for taking the time to get to know me, I am looking forward to get to know you.
“No one can walk your path for you. But some will walk beside you, and that will make all the difference.” — Unknown