Therapist – Good Side Out, LLC
Good Side Out, LLC is a therapy practice in Anchorage, Alaska, operated by Deborah E. Stamm, MS, MA, LPC, CDC #596. Stamm holds two graduate degrees and carries dual credentials as a Licensed Professional Counselor and a Certified Drug Counselor. The practice serves adult men and women through individualized private sessions that draw on brief solution-focused, client-centered, and strength-based frameworks.
The clinical approach is grounded in the view that each person carries an inherent capacity for healing and possesses inner resources that can be accessed through collaborative therapeutic work. Sessions focus on examining long-standing behavioral patterns and negative self-perceptions that may be contributing to current difficulties. Faith-based and spiritually oriented approaches are available for clients who prefer that framework, alongside secular methods.
The range of concerns addressed at the practice is broad. Stamm works with clients presenting anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, eating disorders, addictions involving drugs and alcohol, domestic violence, family and relationship difficulties, grief, life transitions, career-related stress, and childhood distress concerns. The practice also offers bariatric pre-surgical psychological assessments, which require a licensed clinician evaluation before certain weight-loss procedures.
Stamm maintains membership in several professional organizations, including the Alaska Counseling Association, the American Counseling Association, and EAGALA, among others. A Psychology Today verification badge is displayed on the practice website. The office is located in Anchorage, AK 99514, and can be reached by phone at 907-677-7636 or by email at dstamm@alaska.net. Insurance information is referenced on the website, though specific accepted carriers are not detailed in the main page content.
Good Side Out, LLC operates as a sole-practitioner private practice, meaning clients work directly and consistently with Stamm throughout the course of treatment rather than being assigned to rotating or associate staff. The practice also affirms the view that while past events cannot be changed, present healing remains achievable through focused, collaborative effort. Specific session frequency, telehealth availability beyond the physical Anchorage office, and year of establishment are not stated on the practice website.