Kaiser (Out-of-Network) Therapists in Tigard, OR

My ideal client is someone experiencing disconnection from their authentic self or is trying to unmask. They might be experiencing anxiety, depression, or emotional triggers related to past traumas with which they are struggling. Perhaps they are interested in understanding more about their neurodivergence and ways to build supportive systems to address symptoms. I am honored to help with navigating questions of identity, gender, sexuality, and building relationships with oneself and others.

Everything from our greatest fears, our burdened souls, or the weathering of the ages can seem to drain us of any joy that we possess. Perhaps, you are here now because you’ve felt, or are feeling, like this is you. Still, within all of us, we have the ability to heal and grow into individuals that can regain our stability, brave our distresses, and prosper in our endeavors. When we tap into this potential, we can strive to better understand where we are now, what thoughts, emotions, or behaviors might be limiting our wellbeing, and how we can become the individuals we wish to be.

Dan holds a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling as well as a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. Before moving to Oregon to attend college, Dan worked as a disc jockey, special education teacher and served in the United States Army. He has more than 15 years of experience serving diverse populations including military veterans, victims of trauma and individuals with developmental disabilities.

I know that you have walked through an entire lifetime of experience to get to this point. The path you have taken has now brought you to an impasse, and I promise you do not have to take these next steps on your journey alone. My name is Renee, and I am a body-based Licensed Professional Counselor in the Portland area. I would like to join you on this adventure you call your life. Together we can collaborate and discover new embodied ways of being, you can reconnect to the life force that flows through you, and I will be there as you uncover the clues to your present and future.

Brett works at Ally Counseling. His caseload is full, but he does have openings come up periodically. If Brett is not available, we will match you with another clinician or add you to his waitlist. About this clinician: Brett is a Licensed Marriage and Family who has a passion for helping teens and adults who are struggling with new or chronic issues that are preventing them from achieving their full potential in life, academics, relationships, or careers. Brett enjoys partnering with his clients to help them discover or get back on track with the things that make them feel motivated, happy, and fulfilled in life.

I work with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities, as well as their parents. Whether you’re looking for new coping skills to better live with your condition or hoping to learn new strategies to support a loved one with a disability, we will work together to build on skills you want to hone. I am also a member of the LGBTQ+ community and work with anyone facing struggles around sexuality or gender identity.

Feeling Stressed? Overwhelmed? Need someone to talk to? Having difficulties with a partner? Or worried about your child? Please call me for an appointment. I would really like to hear from you! Life situations and changes can bring a lot of stress. Brandi brings calmness to sessions, while focusing on clients’ strengths. In the beginning, she will develop clear goals around behaviors or thoughts the client(s) wants to change, and a potential time frame for services. Brandi uses multiple modalities to connect with clients and accomplish those goals.

I believe therapy is a partnership between the therapist and the client. Therefore, it is important for me to exercise collaborative problem solving as an approach to build and form a positive therapeutic relationship and alliance with the individuals that I serve. I am trained in using several modalities and treatment approaches such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution-Focused treatment, Motivational interviewing, Collaborative Problem Solving, and Person-Centered Therapy.

Seeking counseling is a brave step and shows you are already taking action to explore changes in your life. I’m excited for you to start this process and am here to provide support and compassion along your journey. You are capable of moving mountains but know that you do not need to do it alone. Humans are excellent at finding ways to temporarily avoid painful feelings by hiding them from ourselves and others, soothing discomfort with distractions, work, denial, substance use, pursuit of pleasure, and many other strategies. Long term avoidance is not only ineffective but often creates increasingly severe emotional pain and

I am passionate about helping LGBTQ+, BIPOC and other individuals discover their values, purpose, talents, and their support systems by partnering with them as they take important steps towards their future. I believe in a person-centered, holistic approach while providing individuals with the support and strength they need to navigate personal obstacles. I strive to provide comprehensive trauma informed care to ensure each client I work with feels safe and confident in their therapeutic experience.

Life tends to hand us some unexpected challenges that can catch us off guard, or even knock us off our feet. Grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, life transitions and relational hurts rob us of our peace, leave us feeling anxious, unable to make progress, and can challenge our core identity. I have extensive experience helping people through a wide range of challenges and struggles throughout my twenty years in pastoral care ministries. Processing the journey in a safe, supportive, trauma informed, environment sets the foundation for those experiences to make you stronger instead of chipping away at your heart.

My mission is to provide effective therapy services in a safe, supportive, and empowering environment that promotes personal growth, health, and spiritual well-being. I approach therapy and assessment in a practical and collaborative manner.

Regardless of your current situation, I will create a safe space, where you can feel seen, heard, respected, and understood. It is not my place to judge you. My hope is to meet you where you are and walk alongside you as you navigate the ups and downs that our world holds. Knowing that you have support and do not have to face obstacles alone can help.

I am a board-certified licensed clinician practicing in Oregon, proficient in both English and Arabic. I have had the privilege of working with individuals of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds, encompassing both adults and youth. My philosophy hinges on the integration of social justice and advocacy within counseling. I believe that embracing these principles creates a holistic framework that fosters compassion, acceptance, trust, and forgiveness. By recognizing the unique intersectionality of each individual's experiences, I strive to create a therapeutic environment that honors diversity and promotes healing and growth.

Since you are reading this profile, you are likely feeling a need for change. Fortunately, it is unnecessary to live life with fear, confusion, or loneliness. Just because you can't see how to get there doesn't mean it can't be done. I would be honored to walk this path of healing with you. Borrow from my hope and experience that things CAN be different. Whatever block you may be experiencing is simply a signal that your body and mind wants to heal. Together we can interpret those signals and create a healing dialogue.

I am a bilingual (English/Spanish) and bi-cultural licensed clinical social worker in Tigard, Oregon. I have many years of experience working with children and families. My areas of expertise include: sexual abuse cases, early childhood mental health, working with children and families exposed to traumatic events and family therapy. I like to facilitate groups for trauma survivors and also to work with adult survivors of sexual abuse. I particularly enjoy working with Latino families. I am very interested in reunification cases particularly working with children and families involved in the child welfare system.

Raising healthy and happy children with ADHD can be a big job, but the good news is that you do not have to do it alone. There is a lot that can be done to help! ADHD is a complex neurodevelopmental condition that impacts each child differently. ADHD has little to do with how "smart" your child might be, but it has a lot to do with your child's ability to regulate their attention, mood, and behaviors. When symptoms of ADHD lead to lower self-esteem, mental health concerns, behavioral challenges, or academic struggles, it is a good time to seek professional help.

At Heartafire, we realize that taking the first step to reach out for help can be a daunting one. If you find yourself struggling to manage life's challenges, the past keeps intruding into the present, or you feel yourself trying to manage your symptoms, but it isn't working - therapy can help! Together, we will collaborate on a plan to incorporate a variety of therapy modalities using evidence + strength-based approaches in order to individually meet your needs.

I truly believe no one should ever have to walk alone through incredibly difficult seasons of life. I approach therapy as a collaboration, rooted in understanding each person as an individual in the context of their family, history, culture, and daily life. My therapeutic style is collaborative and tends to incorporate warmth, humor, and honest feedback. I am motivated to help every client learn healthy ways of getting through mental and emotional difficulties. I'll be there with dedicated compassion, empathy, and nonjudgmental care.