About
At Sájvva Clinical Services, we blend cultural competence with clinical best practices to offer immigration psychological evaluations and clinical supervision. Each session is uniquely crafted to address your specific needs, ensuring a tailored approach to your healing journey.
Why “Sájvva”?
Our name, Sájvva, comes from Sámi mythology. In Sámi tradition, Sájvva (also spelled Sáivu) refers to a sacred realm—an invisible, mirrored world beneath lakes or mountains that is full of abundance and is a better version of our world.
It is a place of healing, clarity, and ancestral wisdom. Sájvva is not separate from our own, but a deeper layer of it: one that holds the knowledge, strength, and restoration needed for those navigating life’s most complex transitions.
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Sájvva Clinical Services reflects its name by providing:
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A safe space for healing and guidance
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A mirror world of support and reflection during times of uncertainty
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And access to inner wisdom and resilience, especially during profound life changes—such as immigration, trauma recovery, and professional development.
Our Vision
Sájvva Clinical Services exists to provide ethical, evidence-based mental health services with cultural attunement and respect for each person’s path. Whether you're seeking a therapeutic space to heal, a professional lens for supervision, or an evaluation for immigration relief, we walk with you—with care, clarity, and intention.
Our Team
Kyra Lindstrom is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC) in Washington State with years of experience of conducting mental health evaluations, individual therapy, and clinical supervision.
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In her clinical work, Kyra keeps the client at the center of care, adjusting approaches accordingly and creating a space of collaboration. Kyra has a Master of Arts in Professional Mental Health Counseling from Lewis and Clark College, and a Bachelor of Arts in Community Psychology from the University of Washington.
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Outside of the counseling space, Kyra enjoys traveling and has been known to have lived in Mongolia for over 2 years with the Peace Corps and continues developing friendships with people around the world, incorporating a sense of wonder, creativity, and laughter into the regular day-to-day life.
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