We founded Madrona to reimagine a third place, a welcoming space beyond home and work: a nexus for deep healing, meaningful personal exploration, and authentic connection.
Our programs thoughtfully integrate novel, rapid-acting neuromodulation with the enduring power of human connection to enhance brain health, longevity, and resilience. Our results are grounded in measurable outcomes and your personal sense of renewed vitality and well-being.
Our philosophy of multi-modal care acknowledges that the neurobiology and life experiences contributing to suffering often require an integrated approach rather than a singular solution. By bridging neurobiology, psychotherapy, and community, we offer holistic, personalized care.
Our therapeutic approaches draw from diverse schools of thought, ranging from traditional to eclectic, while remaining deeply rooted in relationship and connection. We believe that vulnerability and exploration are powerful gateways to transformation.
Beyond our pioneering treatment modalities and commitment to clinical excellence, we hold a simple yet profound aspiration: to be known for the warmth and compassion we share with every person who entrusts us with their care.
Leadership Team
Michael Measom, MD, MEd: COO
Dr. Michael Measom is a Board Certified Psychiatrist trained at the University of Washington, specializing in evidence-based practices with a focus on integrated care and psychotherapy.
Dr. Measom is committed to a patient-centered approach, he prioritizes individualized care to support mental health and overall well-being. Dr. Measom’s strong interest in system design and education drives his efforts to create efficient, compassionate healthcare environments. Grounded in the belief that innovative, evidence-based solutions lead to better outcomes, he is dedicated to advancing mental healthcare excellence.
Micheal J. Tarver, MD, MSc: CEO
Dr. Micheal Tarver is a Board Certified Psychiatrist trained at the University of Colorado and Naropa/Memoru, with expertise in advanced neuromodulation modalities including Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) and psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy. In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Tarver has served as a study therapist, co-investigator, and author on research supported by the NIH, NCI, and NSF.
His therapeutic approach integrates psychodynamic and humanistic traditions with insights from modern neuroscience. He aims to create a relational, depth-oriented space for healing, self-exploration, and growth.