Out of Network Therapists in Corvallis, OR

My approach to individual and family counseling is rooted in a compilation of family of origin, family systems, cognitive behavioral, collaborative problem solving, solution focused and narrative theories. He earned a bachelor's degree from Graceland College in 1998, studying Sociology and Psychology and a Master of Social Work degree from Portland State University in 2006 studying Counseling. Eric is a member of the National Association of Social Workers. He has extensive training and experience in providing child and family therapy.

I am accepting new clients. Let's work together to help you thrive. Maybe your relationships are a mess, you feel depressed or anxious, or you feel like you don't have much of a reason to carry on. I would love to help. I engage with people to uncover and create meaning in their lives, to improve their partnerships and friendships, and to improve their sense of connection. I would honor the privilege of offering understanding and support and to explore how healing trauma, creating community, deepening your mindfulness, and finding peace can revolutionize your wellbeing. I work with individuals and couples.

Accepting new OSU referrals only. Creating a "Life Worth Living" is what we will do together. My approach is active and practical. You'll be welcomed into a supportive, collaborative environment where we will work together to create genuine solutions to the challenges of relationships & simply being human - in an often difficult world. I focus on multiple components of behavior: actions, thinking and feeling. I utilize primarily DBT (Dialectical Behavior Therapy) and CBT (Cognitive Behavior Therapy). Both provide a range of skills to create new insight and growth and form a basis for lifelong success.

I believe that lasting change is rooted in self-acceptance and becoming more connected with one's emotions and experience. With 22 years providing psychotherapy, my goal is supporting you in becoming more familiar with and at ease with yourself. I listen carefully to what you have to say and help you understand the dynamic patterns of your life and relationships. Together we will identify and resolve underlying conflicts which impair the quality of your life. We can create meaning from your life experiences, setting the stage for a happier, more peaceful future.

Over the years I see that I am very well-suited to work with clients who are experiencing a major life transition. These include changes in relationship status, employment, health, sexual/ gender identity, as well as retirement/ aging concerns. While transitions can bring new opportunities, such changes also come with an array of losses, endings and goodbyes. Transitions can generate challenging symptoms, including a sense of grieving, starting over and/or confronting the unknown. Life can lead one to a place where it pushes you to explore your personality and life choices, and make new sense of your life experiences.

I believe that each person is unique and should be treated with respect, acceptance, and honesty. My theoretical approach is called Theoretical Integrationism, which simply means that I base therapy on several different models that I believe to be the most accurate and helpful. Specifically, I hold to Person-Centered, Cognitive-Behavioral, and Psychodynamic approaches. As a person-centered therapist, I work to help people accept themselves as the unique, valuable persons they are. I see my role as collaborative, working alongside my clients to help them become more satisfied with their selves and with their lives.

Peak Psychological Services, P.C. includes licensed psychologists Daniel Golletz, Ph.D. and Kimberley Golletz, Ph.D. We are located in Corvallis, just a few blocks from the OSU campus. We pride ourselves in providing the highest quality services in a respectful, compassionate and confidential private practice. We offer psychological testing for individualized learning, attention, mood and behavior treatment programs. We use cognitive-behavioral therapy and other evidence-based practices for effective treatment and practical solutions to life problems for children and adults.

I welcome clients from all walks of life, and love to help them work through their issues in a collaborative manner. I welcome those who are struggling with their identity, whether that is sexual, gender, racial, or other identities.

When you walk through the doors of Transformative Health and Wellness you will find yourself in a center that is focused on whole-person care. We are here as unique and passionate clinicians to help you feel at ease about your healing process, create an individualized plan for your transformation experience, and collaborate to support you in changing your life. This is the place you come when you are ready for a more meaningful healing experience. We integrate the best techniques in mental health, physical wellness and psychedelic medicine to support healing and growth. If you are interested in working closely with a team, and feeling empowered in your own growth process, you’ve come to the right place. Transformative Health and Wellness is not solely here for those seeking ketamine assisted psychotherapy, we offer an array of services to myriad clients.

Penny Layne is our only counselor accepting new clients. All 4 therapists counsel from a Christian perspective but we welcome clients of all faiths or those who are not connected with any faith. Penny Layne sees adults for telehealth appointments only. She is client focused & trauma informed with a passion for assisting individuals in recognizing distorted thinking patterns & building self esteem. She is trained in attachment theory & family systems. Linda's practice is full. She works with children & adults in person in our Monmouth office. She offers neurofeedback, EMDR, CBT, DBT, internal family systems & behavior intervention.

As a child development expert, I provide parent consultation, dyadic assessment, and parent coaching to help adults manage and resolve their children’s behavioral issues. I work closely with caregivers to provide insight into children’s behaviors, developmental needs, and neurobiological processes. I help clients to develop strategies for use at home and school, and my work is always grounded in the latest research from the fields of neurobiology and interpersonal neurobiology. I also consult with school staff on behalf of the children I serve.

*Currently seeing clients in-person in Corvallis and online* Are you struggling with anxiety, depression, or any other mental health concern? Do you find it difficult to cope during COVID-19? If so, mental health counseling might be a good fit for you. I create a safe environment for my clients to process intense feelings and emotions.