Kameon Quillen began at Sea Mar’s Bellevue Behavioral Health in September 2024. Before coming to Sea Mar, Kameon had worked for the Snohomish County Prosecutor’s Office as the Victim Advocate Program Coordinator. She also carried a caseload of families of homicide victims and victims of violent crime in the Major Crimes Unit. Kameon completed her undergraduate degree in Human Services and Research through WWU in Bellingham, WA. She then earned a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University in Seattle.

Kameon is a fierce advocate for underserved populations. While at the Prosecutor’s Office, she routinely referred clients to Sea Mar because she knew they would be treated with the dignity and compassion they deserve. That is what eventually brought her to being part of Sea Mar.

Kameon was the recipient of the Power of One award by Victim Support Services, for her work guiding people through the most painful, stressful times of their lives.

Kameon was born in Seattle and grew up in Mukilteo. She feels incredibly lucky to live in a state with stunning natural beauty and diverse landscapes ranging from lush rainforests and rugged coastlines to snowcapped mountains and serene lakes.

Kameon enjoys spending time with her two kind, funny children, and with her foster fail cat, Roger. She is passionate about music, capturing moments through photography on road trips and exploring new places. She enjoys the ocean in the summer and goes snowshoeing in the mountains in the winter. Her self-care includes watching British mysteries and comedy.