Family Therapy in Eagle Point, OR

I work with individuals, couples and families: Depression, anxiety, grief and loss, couple problems in short term and long term marriages, adults with issues of sex abuse from their childhood, parenting problems with teen agers. I deal with a wide variety of mental health diagnosis. I approach counseling from a Wellness mode, anticipating positive solutions.

I earned my Master's degree from a holistically oriented clinical mental health counseling program at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts - one of the most comprehensive programs of its kind. Since earning my degree I have provided counseling across a variety of settings including non-profit and for-profit organizations, government agencies, hospitals, employee assistance and now in private practice. Locally here in the Rogue Valley I have worked for both Asante and Jackson County Mental Health. At the latter location I trained the RN staff in counseling skills and fellow counselors in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

I have a deep appreciation for the innate wisdom and resilience that resides within every individual. I aim to foster a warm and inviting environment where I can support individuals, couples, and families on their path to rediscovering their authentic selves, strengthening their insight, and cultivating self-compassion. I am committed to providing compassionate and informed care. Embracing a holistic approach, I incorporate the latest trauma-informed treatments, including Internal Family Systems, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, the Gottman Method of Couples Counseling, The Flash Technique, distress tolerance, and mindfulness.

I love working with teens, young adults, and their families, as they work through concerns such as trauma, depression, and anxiety. I have been a mental health therapist for teens with trauma in residential care over the past few years. This has equipped me to become well versed in various and complicated diagnoses that impact entire family systems. This has also led me to use therapeutic modalities (interventions) that break down the barriers talk-therapy often has for youth, including engagement, trust, and buy-in to the therapeutic process.

Gabriel McCoy, LMFT (Clinical Director of Trinity Counseling Center, LLC) holds a B.S. from Belmont University in Nashville, TN, and a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.

Individual Counseling; Family/Couples counseling; I specialize in working with adults who experience a wide range of concerns, including (but not limited to): anxiety, depression, interpersonal conflicts, communication issues and/or who have experienced trauma. Hao?ɨɨ. Christina Martinez mi?i nɨ nani?a. Nɨ Nimɨ, Nɨ Yahooskin,Nɨ Kamɨdika?a. That is in the Northern Paiute language and means "How are you? My name is Christina Martinez and I am Northern Paiute." I identify as indigenous (Native American) and Mexican (Chicana). I am a member of the Klamath Tribes in Oregon.

I believe every client can reach an ideal state of mental health. Clients can expect to experience mental, emotional, and spiritual health in a safe, supportive, and non-judgmental space. In addition, clients can expect to find compassion, comfort, and forgiveness for personal and relational pain. A client who struggles with fears, anxiety, loneliness, depression, or other mental, emotional, and spiritual struggles can expect support, help, and resolutions. Through a collaborative and therapeutic relationship, clients will discover for themselves the power, freedom, and beauty of their true-selves. There is always hope.

Most, if not all emotional pain and healing happens within the context of relationships. Relationships are the agony and ecstasy of our lives, significantly shaping who we are throughout the lifespan. This impact begins with the scripts we are assigned in our family-of-origin, and later it influences our choices regarding mate selection and parenting style. Relationships can lead to psychological symptom development, and conversely, also hold the keys to personal growth, positive self-esteem and transformation. As a marriage and family therapist, my specialty is working in this dimension with individuals, couples and families.

Do you find yourself having the same argument with your partner over and over again? Are you looking to get a bit of that 'spark' back from the beginning of your relationship? Or maybe you are finding yourself stuck and overwhelmed with new challenges in your life. If so, you're in the right place. I specialize in working with couples who are looking to improve their communication and connection, as well as individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, family conflict, or are processing trauma. Together we'll create a safe and welcoming space for you to grow and make meaningful changes in your life.

I am passionate about working with families, individuals, and couples to help generate the change they desire. As an individual and family counselor, I believe that we hold and can find the answers to our problems. We create solutions and understandings that work for us in our environments. Therefore, I endeavor to create a friendly, informative, and supportive relationship where challenges can be explored and addressed in the best ways possible. It is important to me to counsel others with acceptance, honesty, and compassion. I enjoy learning about the lives and experiences of every type of person. I accept most clients.