Therapists in 97068

Embracing a collaborative approach that seamlessly combines Therapy, Coaching, and Trauma-Informed Breathwork, I support individuals as they journey through life's peaks, valleys, and transitions. My guidance extends to various areas such as managing school and career-related stress, navigating the intricate web of friendships and family dynamics, coping with divorce, addressing life and career transitions, and guiding you through your unique and profound healing journey. Within this safe and non-judgmental space, I empower you to cultivate a profound sense of self as you embark on your transformative path.

Most of my clients come to me in the midst of some sort of transition--a difficult relationship, a new job, divorce, retirement, a move, etc.--that they are unable to navigate alone. I also see many persons confronting cancer, chronic pain or a crisis of faith. When we first meet, we will explore what brings you into therapy at this time. We will create a plan together to achieve the outcome you would like best. Many times, I find that transitions involve a certain amount of loss and grief that has not yet been acknowledged. Our goal would be to fit this transition, or life condition, large or small, into your overall life journey.

Most people come to me during times of transition or when something has reached a level of discomfort that they can no longer avoid dealing with it - a relationship, a move, an overwhelming feeling. They are ready and interested in talking about what is going on in the hopes of experiencing relief, change, and a better future.

I believe therapy is a collaboration between the therapist and client who work together to help the client reach a greater understanding of themselves so they can live a richer, more fulfilling life. Together, we can work to improve your ability to overcome daily adversities and life’s greater challenges. My communication style is compassionate, encouraging, and solution-focused, tailored to your specific needs, and my goal is to ensure that you feel safe, heard and supported in your journey toward a greater sense of well-being.

Managing ADHD can taxing. That’s why, as a naturopathic physician, I provide clear, effective, and natural solutions to help children hone their high energy, make better behavior choices, and improve their focus in school and at home. So you can stress less, reclaim energy for yourself and your family, and transform chaos into calm.

I have been helping people with anxiety, addictions, and eating disorders since 2015, and can provide you with virtual counseling if you are anywhere in the state of Oregon! My approach is cognitive-behavioral, meaning that I am listening for negative thoughts that we can challenge and reframe more positively (cognitive), as well as things that you can do (behavioral) to feel less anxious and more hopeful, and to take good care of yourself mentally, emotionally, and physically.

I believe that therapy is a collaborative, sacred space where clients bring themselves and their stories. Using your stories and experiences, our work together will center on your present circumstance as well as your hopes and expectations for the future. As a systems and attachment trained intern, our work together may involve your patterns in relationships, responses to trauma, what you value, social challenges you experience, and/or your strengths and resources. Our therapeutic relationship is of utmost importance to me. Honesty and vulnerability will be a crucial aspect of our therapeutic relationship.

Hello! My name is Megan, and I am a counslor-in-training at Oregon City Counseling while pursuing my Masters in Clinical Social Work through Rutgers University. While in my undergrad, I played Division 1 basketball through Cal State Fullerton and Portland State University. Through that experience, I became passionate about athletes mental health and their transition out of their respective sports. Outside of session, you can find me working on my crochet project, reading a good book or attempting to bake or cook a new recipe. I currently have two cats who run my house and may grace telehealth sessions with their presence!

We can make change in our lives by understanding why we feel the way we do and by being in tune with who we are. Once we get to know ourselves better, we have the power to grow and overcome barriers. Whether you are experiencing stress, anxiety, depression or anger, or if you are encountering family challenges, relationship problems, or addictions, I can help you make the change you are looking for in a safe, open and nurturing environment.

My focus is on empowering others in areas that include emotional wellbeing, career, relationships, spirituality, health, and personal achievement. I have a passion for holistic health and wellness, always look for the best in others, and strive to help my clients work towards becoming the best version of themselves.

Rachel Overstreet is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with a Master's in Applied Behavior Analysis from the Oregon Institute of Technology. She has previously worked in residential mental healthcare, early intensive behavioral intervention, severe behavior, and with adolescents and adults with autism. She has an older brother with severe symptoms of Autism who's guided her passion in helping others with autism and their families, especially as they navigate puberty and transitioning to adulthood. Rachel has been attending and volunteering with services for her brother her entire life.

I am a licensed psychologist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and their families. I offer a goal-centered, collaborative approach to therapy, using your child’s unique strengths and needs to identify challenges and develop skills to meet them. I provide a safe environment where both you and your child will be heard and supported, while giving caring, honest feedback to help you explore issues, reduce conflict and problematic behaviors, and increase happiness for both you and your family.

Are you ready to make a change in your life? Change can be scary, difficult, and unpredictable and I am here to walk through it with you. I am passionate about working with individuals, children, teens, couples, and families to find what works for them, meeting them where they are at, and making certain that they are seen, heard, and understood. I believe that everyone is capable of change, and forming a trusting client therapist relationship is an important first step to challenge old thinking patterns and habits, and make change and growth happen in therapy.

When someone in your family is suffering, finding the right help is so important! I work with children, teens and adults to get back into balance and become consciously embodied, through somatic therapy and coaching. We'll work together to develop a consistent mental, physical and emotional self care system that is really effective to expand your bandwidth in life, have more capacity for joy and play, strive for goals and practice thriving!

My focus as a therapist is cultivating an environment of acceptance and warmth so that my clients may feel empowered to engage in self-exploration and develop additional ways of coping. I facilitate self-exploration aimed towards increasing client's sense of joy, creativity, self-forgiveness, perspective, confidence, warmth, compassion, and desire to heal. I have experience providing therapy for clients experiencing postpartum depression and anxiety, infertility, and mental health issues in pregnancy. I also have experience with generalized anxiety, depression, stressful life transitions, grief, trauma, and relationship issues.

After experiencing a traumatic event are you feeling isolated with the overwhelming negative beliefs you hold about yourself and the world? Do you feel exhausted having to remain on guard and aware of your surroundings? I specialize in working with individuals who experience PTSD symptoms including exposure to workplace violence. I thrive to provide a safe space where you can process your emotions and thoughts while maintaining authenticity.

Our significant relationships and life history have shaped our individual beliefs and behaviors. Often times those beliefs and behaviors prove to be limiting and may keep us stuck. At times, we find ourselves anxious or depressed, stressed in our relationships and out of balance. By increasing awareness and healthy living skills, counseling offers an opportunity to change your circumstances and/or your response to them.

You've been working on your health for a while now, and something is missing. Whether you're off balance due to loss, burnout, chronic stress, or you're simply interested in developing a consistent mental, physical and emotional self care system that is really effective to expand your bandwidth in life, have more capacity for joy and play, and achieve your fitness goals (mental fitness takes exercise too!); you've found the right page. I am an experienced Social Worker and therapist both in substance use and mental health as well as a NASM Certified Personal Trainer. Serving clients in Colorado, Washington and Oregon.

The current isolation has been difficult for many of us. We might feel stress, anxiety, or depressed due to events that are out of our control. Each of us has a unique story. It is easy to get stuck within our story and feel helpless to make a change. We get stuck in communication, thought and relationship patterns. It is possible to become unstuck and break the patterns that have held us captive.