Therapists in Oregon

My counseling approach is based on the belief that everyone can create meaningful change within themselves. I believe that all entities whether it be individuals, couples or families have the innate ability to create change and resolve issues. I think we are all intrinsically designed to be resilient and to find strength from within ourselves when it is needed. As a forward thinker, I am prone to believe that when hope is instilled, and solutions are sought or offered there is always a greater possibility for change to occur.

I provide therapy to adults, first responders, couples, and veterans. I approach therapy from a client-centered standpoint, where we will work together to identify your goals based on the reasons you are seeking support. If you are struggling with issues around depression, anxiety, communication, connection, interpersonal relationships, life transitions, grief, anger, stress or trauma, I hope to provide you with the support you need to move forward. I know it can be difficult to reach out for support, but I hope to create a comfortable environment for you to further explore what is bothering you now and help you feel less stuck.

I work with adults using the lens of complex trauma to help bring awareness into how one’s past may have shaped maladaptive behaviors of their present that could be causing life to be stressful and overwhelming. At the core of my work, I promote improving the relationship with oneself to maintain long-term healing. Patients who are motivated to improve their relationships, assertive communication and boundary setting skills, and develop a deeper understanding of themselves would be a good fit for the treatments I provide. I use CBT, attachment theory, inner-child work, some components of IFS, and EFT in my work.

Elizabeth Sunzeri founded Heather Hills Therapy Center in Coos Bay, Oregon. She was a nurse and is now an LMFT providing assessments and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) for depression, anxiety, and PTSD. She also treats compound complicated grief. Elizabeth provides psychosocial bariatrics assessments for Dr. Tersigni and is a member of his task force. She created "Train Your Brain", a CBT class for patients attending Bay Area Hospital's community education. She is a member of the Society of Behavioral Medicine.

Therapy isn't about finding what is broken. It is about exploring what works, what might happen, how to improve or develop better coping skills, and finding ways to put the past where it belongs, in the past. It's looking at the good, the bad, and the ugly within an emotionally safe, judgement free, environment of hope. The purpose of therapy is to move past finding ways to survive and start finding ways to live.

As a therapist, I consider it an honor to be a part of my clients journey as they develop insight, create change, and identify goals. Life can bring up challenging and painful situations that can make us feel lost or stuck. It is easy to forget how to cope when faced with challenging circumstances. However, I believe it is in our human nature to be resilient and get back on track with the right support. My goal is to support you and provide you with the tools that you can utilize to create the happy and healthy lifestyle that fits you.

Veterans, First Responders, families, individuals and teens. PTSD, MST, addiction, life transitions and grief. We will work together to find the best path for you to reach your personal goals. I also offer assistance in the process of obtaining Service Dogs and ESAs.

Everyone has within them the capacity to heal. Sometimes, though, it’s helpful to have someone come alongside of you on your journey. As an infant-family early childhood mental health specialist, I work with children and families across physical, emotional, spiritual, and mental domains, employing a strong attachment-based approach while also using cognitive-behavioral, narrative, family systems, and solution-oriented frameworks. I also love to work within a Christian framework if so desired by the client and/or family.

I am a licensed clinical social worker in Roseburg, Oregon. I have several years of experience working with all ages, cultural backgrounds and struggles. I am also working on completing my credentials as a substance abuse therapist and sand tray therapist. I am easy going, patient and compassionate. I am willing to work with you through your journey of healing, working with you, getting to know you and supporting you. I have a small practice for a more personal experience. My practice as has 2 CSWA's who are taking patients as well.

I believe therapy is a collaborative process of growth and exploration. Taking the step to begin therapy can be challenging, but I am here to support you wherever you are in your journey. It is important to me to make my clients feel safe, heard, and understood. I am passionate about working with adults ages 20-65 who are experiencing a variety of stressors and mental health conditions.

My passion is serving children, teens and adults through their mid-thirties. My goal is to help individuals maneuver through the ups and downs that they may face throughout these challenging years. I enjoy being able to use my studies to assist my clients in finding balance and happiness. I am a Licensed Clinical Counselor with the National Christian Counselors Association. My degrees include a Master of Arts degree in Christian Counseling from Cornerstone University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology with a minor in Sociology from Oregon State University.

I am deeply passionate about what I do with children and their families. It's a privilege to sit in a room or play with another human being and have them share with you their suffering, their joy, their anger, their confusion, their sorrow, and their successes.

Do you have difficulty feeling disconnected from yourself and others? Whether it's due to life stressor, feel anxious, overwhelmed and uncertain about how they are supposed to manage their relationships, careers and their lives. Helping people live better lives is my passion. It could mean learning to set boundaries, getting over a loss or life transition, or helping you change a pattern of behavior that keeps you stuck. As a bilingual and bicultural therapist, I am passionate and dedicated to serve the BIPOC and Latinx community. My approach is to focus on well-being, cultural response, and trauma informed care.

I work primarily with adults & seniors who are experiencing depression, anxiety, relationship issues, and transitions. I provide a warm and supportive environment to help you define the problem you are struggling with and learn tools to create solutions. I offer traditional supportive therapy, along with exploration, solution focused methods, positive psychology and mindfulness tools to move you to a stronger position. We live in a very stressful era, and I value teaching clients a variety of ways to decrease anxiety, build resilience, and create more happiness. I am working only online at this time.

I work with children, families, and adults who are experiencing difficulties in a specific areas or who just need support as they go through different phases of life. I have experience working with caregivers of children whose age range from newborn to young adult and have experience working directly with children as young as 3 to adults. I am skilled in supporting clients of all ages experiencing struggles with anxiety, depression, trauma, stress, significant transitions in life, LGBTQ+ issues, relationship, and custody concerns. My have been practicing for 8 years and understand the unique journey of each individual in therapy.

Youth, families, and young adults facing challenges such as communication breakdowns, behavioral concerns, anxiety, and trauma-related difficulties are looking for a safe space to express themselves, learn coping skills, improve relationships, and develop healthier patterns of interaction. I want to help clients foster resilience, enhance emotional regulations, strengthen bonds, and promote overall well-being.

I am a licensed professional counselor (LPC) of 12 years at The Core Practice. I enjoy working with clients to address relationship issues, anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, and grief. I hold additional certifications as a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, and Certified Employee Assistance Professional. I tend to work best with clients who are active participants in their mental health journey. Weekend and evening appointments are available.

You have found your way to my profile because you are seeking relief— from body dissatisfaction and chronic dieting, anxiety, or from feeling exhausted of chasing perfectionism and always playing by the "rules" of life. On the outside your life may appear totally put together, but deep down you are yearning to feel more deeply connected to yourself and others. I commonly work with young and mid-life adults who are navigating life transitions and challenges with relationships, parenthood, and career. I am glad you have made your way to my profile, because I wholeheartedly believe you can feel more grounded, connected, and whole.

In both my work and personal life, I am a firm believer in the benefits of therapy and the ability to integrate our challenges into our lives to create new and healthy dynamics. I am warm, creative, affirming, and direct as a therapist. I believe personal growth is a collaborative endeavor that requires caring, free from judgment. I work with individuals across the lifespan and have experience in a variety of mental health treatment settings.