Cynthia Good, MS, LMHC, RH, PMH-C, IBCLC is an experienced integrative psychotherapist, clinical consultant, clinical supervisor, trainer, and author.

She holds multiple certifications, including being an EMDR Certified Therapist and EMDRIA-approved EMDR Consultant-in-Training, Ego State Therapy International (ESTI) and Ego State Therapy North America (ESTNA) Certified Ego State Therapy (EST) Therapist and ESTNA-approved EST Training Assistant, Registered Hypnotherapist, PMH-C Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional, and International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC). She has also earned ASCH Certification in Clinical Hypnosis.

Cynthia is an internationally recognized speaker, is an author, and provides training related to mental health, the perinatal and early parenting time period, culture, equity/diversity/inclusion, and lactational psychology. She is passionate about social justice, including providing support during psychotherapy, the provision of health care, and clinical consultation to understand, counter, and respond to the impact of intersecting systems of privilege/oppression on mental health.

She is actively involved in the development of the field of Ego State Therapy. She is a member of the Leadership Team for Ego State Therapy North America, manages its Directory and social media, provides technical support for ESTNA's certification processes, assists in EST trainings, and has authored a brochure for ESTNA: Ego State Therapy.

As a PMH-C Certified Perinatal Mental Health Professional, Cynthia's specialties include working with individuals coping with challenges during their reproductive and early parenting years, such as infertility prenatal and postpartum depression and anxiety loss, grief, and trauma, emotional challenges related to lactation, parenting children with special needs and medical challenges, parenting in a context of giftedness and neurodiversity, parenting in a context of adoption, healing from domestic violence and narcissistic abuse, and parenting while experiencing social injustice.

She provides psychotherapy services solely at Mill Creek Family Services, where she also serves as a Clinical Supervisor of Associate-level mental health care providers, serves as a Clinical Lead, and provides in-house group and individual EMDR consultation.

Cynthia formerly served as the Program Chair for the GOLD Lactation Online Conference, Education Manager for the International Lactation Consultant Association, Adjunct Professor in the Department of Midwifery at Bastyr University, where she taught counseling skills, and Associate Professor at Parkland College, where she taught psychology and statistics.

She previously served as the Director of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) and Program Manager for JUUstice Washington, developing and implementing its strategic EDI plan and developing and delivering EDI training. She has lived biculturally and bilingually (English and Farsi) for over 30 years. Her experience with cross-cultural living, therapy, and research allows her to work respectfully and effectively with people who have various cultural, ethnic, and racial backgrounds, sexual orientations, gender identities and expressions, abilities, sizes, beliefs, and life circumstances.

Cynthia also enjoys writing, practicing Taekwondo, gardening, hiking, and sharing life with her family in the beautiful Pacific Northwest of the United States.