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Today is April 20, 2025
We have 1 Verified and 6 Unverified Mental Health Professionals In Hillsboro, OR
Hillsboro, OR | (503) 782 4371
People often ask why I work with people affected by trauma. Why? Because I am passionate about the lifelong impacts of undiagnosed and untreated trauma on a person’s life. I am also passionate about the resilience of people and their ability to heal when proper care is provided and barriers are removed. Trauma is treatable, and no one need be “stuck” with its long-term aftereffects. We can heal from trauma, and it would be a privilege to work with you on your healing journey. Finally, building safety, trust, and collaboration are at the heart of everything we do in our work together. And you are always in the lead. Like many therapists, I use a variety of therapies to help clients reach their goals, whether trauma related or not. I am also trained in two trauma-specific therapies: Trauma-Informed Stabilization Treatment (TIST), developed by Dr. Janina Fisher, and Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, developed by Dr. Pat Ogden. Finally, building safety, trust, and collaboration are at the heart of everything we do in our work together. And you are always in the lead. My office is conveniently located on the east side of Hillsboro, near Intel, Nike, and Beaverton. It is 4 miles off Highway 26 and 2 blocks from the bus line. Parking is free and plentiful.
Hillsboro, OR | (503) 479 4674
Therapy can be very beneficial for individuals willing to have the courage to be vulnerable and open to change. While most people tend to seek therapy after the fact, when things have gone wrong, I also encourage therapy as a means of maintaining wellness. By being proactive, versus reactive, you may find that you'll experience greater happiness and less stress. If you've done your research then you know there are many options for help, which can make it hard to choose; I standby the importance of a strong therapeutic relationship as key to making this work and encourage you not to give up if you don't feel connected at first. A holistic approach to overall wellness is important to me as well as a deep respect and awareness for multiculturalism. I tend to gravitate toward cognitive behavioral, solution focused, and person centered approaches to my therapy work with others. I do make therapy a collaborative and supportive journey, but will gently challenge you to help you bloom. The act of reaching out can sometimes be the hardest step on your way to healing. I encourage you to take a chance to inquire about connecting. I am happy to provide a brief initial phone consult to see how I may be of assistance or if another referral would be more beneficial. Also, I am able to provide teletherapy (video sessions) pending your insurance.
Hillsboro, OR | (503) 964 4999
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Is anxiety, depression, or chronic stress preventing you from feeling present in your life? Have you done a lot of therapy but continue to find yourself feeling stuck, hopeless, or full of dread? Are you struggling with chronic health conditions that don't seem to respond to traditional interventions or can't be explained by conventional medicine? My time as a healing professional has reinforced the awareness that trauma and chronic stress are stored not just in our minds, but in our bodies and nervous systems as well. That is often why talk therapy is just not enough. As a result, I’ve been most effective in supporting people in reaching their goals through treatment modalities that utilize the brain, body, and nervous system. People who seek me out generally identify with experiencing a history of trauma, grief, attachment wounds, or chronic stress that’s preventing them from living their best lives. I work best with people who are open to a less traditional therapy experience and a direct, relational communication style. Together I feel hopeful that we can build greater resilience, connection, and peace in your life. I use a mix of Brainspotting, TRE (Tension/Trauma Releasing Exercises), Somatic Experiencing, and mindfulness in my work.
Hillsboro, OR | (503) 676 6678
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How on earth are you supposed to choose something as important as a therapist from a two-dimensional blurb on the internet? Because it's impossible to really get a sense of who someone is from a listing, I invite you to reach out via phone, text or email, or you can visit my website & watch a short video of me & get a sense for my energy & style. Change doesn't have to take years of sessions, but it does take reaching out to get effective help, and I'd love the chance to be of assistance. These are some crazy times! COVID19 is scary, & the stress can load up on top of existing life issues, making everything feel so overwhelming. Most licensed professionals have a pretty similar education & bag of tricks. What it really comes down to is how good a fit we might be. Please visit my website for lots more information about me (recently some emails haven't arrived, so please call if you get no email response). I am also qualified to provide clinical supervision to LPC interns in Oregon. The counseling process can utterly transform your experience of life; to make that easier, I offer HIPAA-compliant Online Counseling services, & evening & Saturday hours for even more accessibility. For counseling to work, it first has to work for your life and schedule! Office is in the Tanasbourne shopping area, easily accessible from Cornell Rd or Hwy 26.
Hillsboro, OR | (503) 214 2494
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What solution are you seeking? My goal is to help you reach your goals. As a husband, father to six kids, grandfather to six grandkids, mental health worker, and minister I bring a some life experience to the table. If nothing else I've learned we all need an encouraging voice from time to time. I look forward to traveling with you on the road to transformation. View 3 Photos I have extensive experience working with youth, couples and families of all shapes and sizes and individuals. One of my passions is spiritual integration in therapy. I offer a non-judgmental solution-focused approach to solving problems and reaching goals. My approach is to help you to know yourself so you are enabled to make more healthy decisions for yourself. Primarily I use a Person-Centered, research in psychoneurobiology, attachment theory, cognitive behavioral therapy and biblical theology to inform my work with you. Overall I seek to be respectful of your process.
Hillsboro, OR | (971) 298 9304
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Life is just getting too hard. The nightmares, the memories, the sleepless nights, the triggers, what do I do with it all? Will it always be this way for me? Trauma, CPTSD, and PTSD can feel overwhelming, frustrating and isolating. It's possible nobody around you understands, or they are telling you that you should "get over it", or that you should have been able to move on by now, and you want to. You want to be able to connect with people again, to feel safe in your environment and in your body. You want to feel better, and you want to thrive. I specialize in working with clients who have experienced trauma in their lives. I use a somatic, whole body approach in working with my clients. Somatic therapy explores how the body expresses deeply painful experiences utilizing mind-body healing to help with trauma recovery. You are not alone, and you are worth the time, care, and commitment that comes with therapy. I strive to create a judgement-free space, free from shame and stigma, so that each person can feel supported and empowered. I look forward to helping you. I offer a free 15-20 minute consultation where we can determine what your goals are and how I can help.
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