Colfax native opens mental health counseling center

Kara Davidson, Gazette Reporter | Dec 13, 20180

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Sevedge uses a grey and green color scheme and fills the Hope in the Hills office space with plenty of plant life.

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Sarah Sevedge, a fourth generation resident here on the Palouse, has opened a new counseling center in Pullman. Hope in the Hills Counseling Services is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. six days a week. Sevedge has been counseling for more than 10 years.

Sevedge, born and raised in Colfax, is the daughter of Bob and Julie (Willson) Sevedge, of Colfax, and granddaughter of Joan Willson of Colfax and Thoral Sinkbeil, also of Colfax. Her father's side of the family also goes back four generations on the Palouse to the Ernests.

Sevedge graduated with the Colfax class of 2001.

She received both her bachelors...