Therapists in Lloyd, Portland, OR

My vision of successful therapy is that you feel at home in yourself and maintain that center as you engage with the world around you. You will experience more ease, compassion, connection, balance, expansiveness, and a clarity about who you are and where you stand in relation to the experiences that brought you to therapy to begin with. Your issues may include not feeling like yourself, feeling stuck, grieving a loss, feeling flat, numb, or disconnected, sensing that something is missing or off, struggling with identity or life transitions, being in need of support in parenting, or just sensing that this is important somehow.

I hope you will find a welcome, safe place for healing and growth as we work together. Therapy sessions with me often include techniques from Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR), mindfulness techniques, or Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). This means that, unlike traditional talk therapy, I often integrate interventions using back-and-forth eye movements to promote resolution from upsetting experiences using ART or EMDR. These approaches are different than hypnosis and are supported by positive outcomes in research studies as well as in my clinical experience.

I have taken my clinical training combined it with decades of experience and tested and tried my theories by accomplishing what many people would deem impossible feats of endurance. My approaches are more than just "head knowledge." They work for real people in real life. I am convinced that I am not anyone special. If a practice/principle works for me, it will probably work even better for you.

Hello! I'm Marni, a licensed clinical social worker who employs an individualized approach to therapy. I'm deeply passionate about assisting individuals, couples, and families in navigating life's challenges with compassion and insight. My specialization lies in addressing concerns such as self-esteem, anxiety, and depression, and I'm known for my ability to think creatively, recognizing that we all bring our unique perspectives.

It has been my experience that a person seeks therapy to obtain something, get better at something, or get rid of something. Whatever that ‘something’ is for you, let's get you there. Together we will explore your desired outcome for therapy, then we will work up a plan that research has proven to be effective and then tailor it to your unique self. So that at the end of your time in therapy you are able to walk away feeling, thinking, and doing better than when you started.

Jamie Lloyd is a Licensed Professional Counselor with 10 years of experience providing therapy for individuals, groups, couples, and families. For the past 5 years, Jamie has worked in a rural primary care clinic doing integrated care and found it to be both challenging and rewarding. She has worked in two additional primary care settings as well as in private practice and additional agency settings, seeing clients of all ages and from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds. Her approach to therapy is most frequently Family Systems using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, or EMDR.

Hello, I'm Sheena. My mission is to assist individuals in navigating the complexities of trauma, depression, and anxiety. I embrace an eclectic approach that encourages awareness, creativity, multicultural appreciation, and gratitude within a safe and nurturing environment. To promote healing and empower my clients, I utilize therapeutic techniques like Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), EMDR, and Somatic Techniques, often resulting in an enhanced sense of self-worth and the ability to recall past events without feeling triggered.

Hello! My approach to counseling and therapy is to be present where you are in your journey so that I can walk alongside you. I will help you find meaning, purpose, wholeness, and healing.

As a client, you can expect authenticity and curiosity from the beginning. I believe you are the expert in your life, and it is our job together to work towards your goals while building a happier, healthier life. We all face overwhelming challenges, but a supportive and trusting therapeutic relationship can foster change and healing.

Britney Paddy earned a master’s degree in counseling psychology from the University of Denver and a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Purdue University. She is a course developer for the University of Western State’s graduate clinical psychology program. Her broad range of professional experiences includes Eastern and Indigenous therapeutic practices that address the mind-body interaction, inpatient and outpatient crisis intervention, and forensic psychology in civil commitment proceedings.

I work with individuals and couples who are adjusting to a change in their life or find themselves "stuck" in patterns of behaviors or moods that disturb them. Examples include relationship stress, anxiety, depression, family of origin issues and addiction/abuse concerns. Some times this is a result of a loss of a loved one, a change in relationship status or employment status. Sometimes the cause is not apparent.

Hello and welcome! I am a compassionate therapist specializing in religious and spiritual counseling rooted in Christianity. I provide support to clients facing challenges such as trauma, anxiety, and stress management. My approach is holistic, integrating emotional, cognitive-behavioral, and spiritual techniques to foster genuine therapeutic connections within a safe and nurturing space.

Dr. Juliann Dorsey is a licensed psychologist with over 16 years of experience. Juliann’s professional career has ranged across a variety of settings including; outpatient therapy, residential treatment facilities, community mental health organizations, also school and home-based programs. Juliann’s passion for client care is evident in each session and is based on the needs each individual client. Her primary approaches include cognitive-behavioral therapy, family systems, solution focused and strength-based perspectives. She specializes in child, adolescent, couples and family therapy.

My approach is collaborative with a focus on building awareness and flexibility in coping styles, with the goal of decreasing symptoms as quickly as possible. My training and approach include cognitive behavioral therapy, gestalt therapy, developmental theories, dialectical behavior therapy, and crisis/trauma-informed theories. Additionally, I am dedicated to working with first responders, healthcare workers, and other mental health providers.

Amy has a passion of helping others. She understands that starting therapy can be difficult and she views seeking therapy as starting a journey. Each of our journeys take a pair of shoes and sometimes we need to find new ones. Amy will walk with you on this new journey and help find the right pair of shoes that will hopefully make the journey a little bit easier. Amy approaches each session using various evidence based treatment models.

I have worked in the mental health field for several years; I have past experience as a clinician in various capacities working with women, children, adolescents, and families who have experienced adverse circumstances that include sexual abuse, addiction, domestic violence, DHS involvement, involvement in the criminal justice system among other circumstance that had a significant impact on their lives and mental health. My lived and professional experiences create space for me to position myself to walk along side of you as you embark of your journey of healing and self discovery and growth. Client empowerment is my priority.

My diverse experience and willingness to go the extra mile help me stand out as a provider. In between sessions, I work tirelessly to research the most effective methods of providing clinical counseling to all types of mental illnesses, with an emphasis on depression and anxiety. Through my experience in the field, I have assisted vulnerable individuals and families in the most challenging of circumstances. By navigating near impossible situations, I have developed resiliency and problem-solving skills that are rare to the field of mental health.

Do daily tasks feel overwhelming and frustrating? Do you feel uncomfortable in you're own skin? These feelings are valid, and you're not alone. I know dealing with ADHD, Autism or Anxiety can be frustrating, especially when it effects your day to day life. But that doesn't mean you have to live like this forever. Through my years of training, I've discovered that using a combination of cognitive behavioral theory mindfulness techniques can help reduce these feelings. I am here to lead you to a happier, more focused life

Welcome! I look forward to meeting you. I take a holistic approach to well-being. I believe what we put into our bodies and how we move our bodies is just as important as the messages we give our minds. I want to hear what you need and where you want to be in your life and that is where we start, and if you aren't sure what that is... then we start there!