Becoming a Member

In the words of Mel Knight, PhD, founding president,

“From our earliest days, the meetings ‘at Mel’s house’ have remained a fond reminder of COR’s simple beginnings and primary vision: to encourage each other to stretch and deepen our understanding of the human condition and to bring a spirit of compassion and kindness to those who suffer from the storms and ravages of their internal world.”

While our size and scope has certainly grown over the years, our commitment to this primary vision has not. We are an enthusiastic community of life long learners. Will you join us?

If you are interested in hearing more about COR, or would like to register to become a member, you can contact Kathleen, COR Administrator at the link below.

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COR Offers Six Different Types of Membership

Licensed Membership

$130

Fully licensed therapists including psychiatrists

Associate Membership

$50

Practicing psychotherapists with LMHCA, LMFTA, or equivaent

Community Membership

$95

Professionals interested in British Object Relations who are practicing in fields other than psychotherapy such as nurses, teachers, naturopaths or medical doctors outside the field of psychiatry

Student Membership

$35

For graduate students in their Masters program, and PhD level students while completing their course work.

Retired Membership

$35

Psychotherapists who are no longer seeing clients

Satellite Membership

$50

Psychotherapists living outside of King, Kitsap, Pierce and Snohomish Counties

Membership Levels All Receive the Same Benefits

  • Free Subscription to CORRelations
  • Discounts on Events and Classes, including access to our scholarship program
  • Free listing in the Membership Directory
  • Access to our complete library

Testimonials from Current Members

Becoming a member with COR Northwest Family Development Center has helped me with professional education and personal support.
Corinne Vance, LMHC
I have come to find COR as a home, a refuge within the significant aloneness within the psychotherapeutic work.
Chris Moseman, MA, LMHC