Therapists in Cal Young, Eugene, OR

I am a Licensed Clinical Counselor with the National Christian Counselors Association. I graduated with honors from Cornerstone University, Lake Charles La. with a PhD in Clinical Christian Counseling and a minor in Education.I am certified in: Marriage and Family; Crisis and Abuse; Domestic Violence and Intervention; Substance Abuse and Addiction; and Death and Grief. I use Cognitive,Temperament and Logo therapies. I work on a cash basis.

In therapy, you have an opportunity to come closer to the truth of who you are. Do you sense that you are called to something greater? That there is goodness and love inside you that longs to extend itself to the world? I’d like to support you to release barriers that are holding you back and forge a life path that is meaningful to you. Psychotherapy provides the space to experience unconditional acceptance. Together we are able to focus care and attention on wounds that can both limit your abilities and propel you further than you had ever imagined.

Jesse Breeden is an unlicensed therapist, working toward his LPC accreditation. He is a 2022 graduate from Pacific University, where in addition to learning about many evidence-based practices to help him be a better clinician, he focused on exposure therapy for anxiety including OCD. He has worked with both adults and teens and came to really appreciate the modality. He has a collaborative and supportive style, delivered with science-based practices.

G.A.A.P was created to provide a quality space for individuals to connect with a counselor surrounding self-care, healing, change, & to find ways to access more joy. We want you, as our clients to feel that in this space you are welcomed with positive, energetic, non-judgmental practitioners that are trained to help you access your core, grounded, & healthy self. Our team provides individual, couples, & family counseling for ages 6 through the last years of life. It is our hope that through this work you will be led to healing, change, & abundant joy.

I have a passion for working with clients surrounding Depression, Anxiety, OCD, PTSD, Developmental Trauma, & Grief and Loss. ​I believe individuals have the ability to change when given the opportunity. Many of us have learned ways of thinking and doing that seemed to work at the time but have created problems for us later. We then target ourselves, adding a lot of shame regarding the outcomes, which in turn creates more distress. I enjoy helping individuals learn to accept themselves and to work with themselves to heal, rather than continuing to shame themselves.

I believe therapy is a useful tool that helps people make sense of their inner world. My clinical work is focused on improving life skills, promoting personal growth, and working towards more fulfilling relationships. As a therapist, I want to support clients in achieving their goals when they enter therapy, or help them discover and set goals they want to achieve.

Everybody has ups and downs, it is a normal part of life. Talking to a friend or loved one can be incredibly helpful. When you begin to feel “keyed up” all the time for no apparent reason, or feelings like hopelessness and despair seem to have taken hold, it may be time to talk with a professional. It is my greatest privilege to come alongside you to listen, empathize, and provide professional counseling during this leg of your life’s journey and provide the tools to help you to live your best life possible.

Andrea Gregory is a Clinical Social Worker Associate in Oregon who started practicing in 2021. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Human Relations from Doane University and a Master of Social Work from the University of Nevada-Reno. Andrea believes that everyone has the capability to heal, change, and obtain interpersonal growth. She strives to join the client on the journey to challenge, support, and guide them along the way. Her approach is solution focused and individualized with the belief that clients are the experts of themselves. In her spare time, Andrea enjoys being a dog Mom, hiking, backpacking, camping, soccer, and music.

Are you struggling with negative emotions? Do you experience disrupted sleep or appetite? Are your relationships frustrating, confusing or draining at times? Do you have difficulty communicating how you feel or getting your needs met? At Champion Family Therapy, we can help you understand why you are experiencing these symptoms and what to do about them. Sometimes these challenges are connected to past events, relationships, or family patterns that are unidentified. Our therapists are skilled in the exploration of individual and relational dynamics and identifying the solutions that will bring healing.

Coey Scott is a professional counselor associate who has been practicing since 2020. They graduated from Missouri State University with a Master of Science in clinical mental health counseling. Coey believes that we thrive when we can engage in experiences of safety, acceptance, and creative agency, and we adapt to survive and make sense of events even when our options and resources seem limited. Their approach integrates the evidence-based theoretical framework of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) with supportive responses from other modalities.

I believe every individual has the power within to reach a state of inner peace and harmony. As life confronts us with challenging experiences, our body and mind may respond with unhealthy coping strategies, resulting in feelings of anxiety, depression, grief, and stress. While you may be feeling this way now, you are capable of finding relief. As we work together collaboratively, I will meet you where you are at, to help guide you to find your inner peace by breaking down barriers and learning healthy coping strategies.

All of us face experiences in our lives where we can benefit from the support and connection that therapy provides. Scientific evidence demonstrates that a strong and consistent therapeutic relationship is restorative, healing and emotionally regulating. As a therapist, I believe in connecting with clients, human-to-human, and I regularly feel a deep sense of understanding for those with whom I work. There is so much noise around us that it is often difficult for us to hear our own truth. I offer a compassionate, heart-centered space to help you to deeply trust your own inner strength and core values.