About

Meegan Harp

I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in the state of Oregon, license #T1565, providing mental health services in Oregon since 2010. I provide in-person and virtual trauma-informed therapy, respecting diversity and multiculturalism.

My philosophy and approach towards treatment is person-centered, with the belief that each person has all the answers, and the ability to solve their problems within themselves.

I see my role as an assistant in reaching the best solution for each person’s unique situation. I see the individual as just a part of a much larger system, realizing that all aspects of a person’s life must be factored into the solution.

I believe there must be a balance of body, mind, and soul healing for total wellness.

The modalities of treatment I typically engage for intervention:

Solution Focused Brief Therapy, Mindfulness, Motivational Interviewing, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing, Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy and The Gottman Method.

There are several other treatment modalities that I may use:

Psychoanalysis, Jungian Dream work, Genograms, Psychoeducation, Bowen Family Systems Therapy, Structural Family Therapy, Art/Movement/Music Therapy, Somatic Therapy, Person Centered Therapy, and Experiential Therapy.

Some of my specialties, and additional certifications include:

Certified Expert in Trauma Treatment, Assist Suicide Intervention, Gender and Sexual Orientation, Marginalized Communities, Poly Family Systems.

I offer education for communities and agencies over these topics:

Trauma Informed Care, Stress Management Techniques, Cultural Awareness and Sensitivity, Gender and Sexual Orientation, Mental Health and Psychological First Aid, Parenting, and Risk Assessment in Community Settings.

Katherine Hofmann

Hey there, I’m Dr Katherine, an Oregon licensed naturopathic doctor specializing in mental health. I’ve been in the integrative health space since around 2011, when I studied and practiced clinical herbal medicine, obtaining my Master of Science in Herbal Medicine from Tai Sophia Institute (now Maryland University of Integrative Health). In 2019 I completed my Doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine, including two years of inter-professional mental-health focused internship.

Today, I’m focused on helping adults who are experiencing chronic stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, ADD/ADHD, chronic fatigue in addition to providing adult autism assessments as part of our ever-growing assessment team.

I’m here to collaborate with you. My job is to bring my expertise and a wide array of treatment options: medication, nutrition, supplements, herbal medicines, homeopathy, hydrotherapy to name a few. Meanwhile I also want you to understand not only the available options, but why it is that your body and mind are doing what they’re doing. The more you know the better you’ll likely do.

While I do have expertise about physiology and treatment, you’re the expert in you! You know your goals and what will or won’t work for your lifestyle.

My goal for our work together is that you have resolution to your symptoms, and that, along the way, you feel safe, seen, and heard. It’s my honor to be part of your healthcare team!

Karen Risch, MA, RN

Licensed Professional Counselor Associate, in Oregon

Teletherapy and in-person

I like to help people connect with, strengthen, and expand their authentic self. I work with clients to increase awareness of the familial and cultural beliefs they may have unconsciously absorbed, but which may not serve them well now. I especially enjoy facilitating groups, and working with couples and families to dissolve misunderstandings and increase intimacy. We have entered a period of expanding consciousness requiring changes that provoke a lot of anxiety for people. I like to amplify creativity, joy, and humor wherever possible.

I work primarily from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) model, but incorporate aspects of Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), attachment, family systems theory, and discoveries of John Gottman, among other therapeutic orientations, in my practice. I completed a master’s degree with a focus upon marriage and family, and community-based counseling at California State University Northridge. Shortly afterwards, I moved to Oregon to enjoy hiking, wildlife, rain, and shorter commutes. I completed a nursing degree in Oregon and practiced as a psychiatric RN. Along the way, I acquired specialized knowledge of trauma, dementia, medical and medication issues, drug and alcohol addiction, domestic violence, and depression. When not working, I enjoy singing and playing music with friends at jams.

Maddie Creagan

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor therapist with the State of Oregon. I graduated from Pacific University’s School of Graduate Psychology where I earned a master’s in Applied Psychological Science. I provide virtual, client-centered, and telehealth therapy.

Although I have special interests in treating anxiety and depression, I see clients with many presenting challenges. It is extremely rewarding for me to help clients discover their identities, values, and strengths. I am a transgender therapist and I have experience working with clients from many diverse backgrounds. I am passionate about working with LGBTQIA+ individuals, especially transgender individuals, and I am continuing to gain competence working with these populations.

I believe that therapy is a journey, but I will be by your side supporting you as you take this rewarding step in your life. I help clients build resiliency and utilize many different evidence-based treatment options to ensure that the care you receive works best for you. I have spent years working around professional and college athletes and this has influenced how I view growth and goal setting.

I would be honored to walk with you during this journey.

Sam Smith

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Registered Associate in the State of Oregon. I graduated from Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, with a MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.

Today, I am focused on supporting adult clients with enhancing self-esteem, coping with depression, anxiety, & ADHD symptoms, as well as assisting those experiencing domestic violence or relationship challenges. Finally, I am a member of our agency’s assessment team, who provides adult ADHD assessments.

I primarily implement techniques based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy, and Transpersonal Therapy models. However, I offer a person-centered approach to therapy, while incorporating specific theories that meet the needs of the client.

The first step to a new journey can be scary, but I am hoping to become your guide every step of the way. I welcome you to a safe and accepting space, and am eager to begin working with you!

Megan Strickland

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Registered Associate in the State of Oregon. I am currently working towards my Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology (healthcare emphasis) at Pace University (expected graduation May 2025) as well as my Professional Counselor License in the State of Oregon. Prior to starting my Ph.D. program, I graduated from Saint Joseph’s University with my M.S. in Experimental Psychology as well as Pace University with my M.S. in Clinical Psychology (healthcare emphasis).

I currently serve as a pediatric psycho-oncology neuropsychology and psychotherapy extern at Westchester Medical Center/Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital providing trauma-informed Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for children, adolescents, adults and families experiencing hematology and oncological conditions. I really enjoy working with individuals experiencing chronic health conditions as it allows me to apply my passion for the mind-body connection, trauma-informed care, and person-centered treatment focused on empathy and strength.

I have a strong passion for trauma-informed treatment working with LGBTQIA+ individuals. As a LGBTQIA+ identifying individual, I find it highly rewarding working alongside individuals as they explore their gender and sexuality and processing past traumas. I primarily implement techniques based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in addition to person-centered approaches, allowing me to meet the clients where they are at as well as provide personalized treatment.

Whether you are starting therapy for the first time or are looking for a new therapist, I am eager to collaborate with you on your mental health and overall well-being. I am open to working with individuals across the lifespan experiencing chronic health conditions, anxiety, depression, trauma and/or identity concerns in a safe and accepting space.

Abby Klein

Hello, I am Registered Associate with the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists #R8709 offering virtual and in-person sessions to couples and individuals. I received my Masters in Applied Psychological Sciences from Pacific University.

The zeal and intensity I bring to navigate your narrative originates from a background in athletics and awe for human perception. While I work with adolescents and adults of various backgrounds, ages and presenting concerns I am predominantly focused on the stories involving impulsivity, people-pleasing, and deep attachment wounds.

I approach therapy primarily from a psychodynamic and person-centered perspective to employ an emphasis on schematic and relational work. Other modalities are utilized as deemed appropriate to tailor an experience suited for your needs.

Together let’s invest in a more hopeful future.

Breanna Torres

I am a Registered Associate with the State of Oregon working towards my licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor. I graduated from Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling where I earned a master’s in Professional Mental Health Counseling.

I provide person-centered individual counseling to adolescents and adults who have experienced trauma, have a history of domestic abuse, intimate partner violence, anxiety, depression, shame, and through life transitions. I help clients recognize and utilize their strengths to achieve their goals. I primarily implement techniques based in Solution Focused Brief Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, however, I believe counseling is a collaborative experience, and I will adjust my approach based on your needs.

I hope to provide a compassionate and non-judgmental space for you to grow, and gain the insight and skills to move forward in a way that feels authentic to you.

Now offering EMDR Treatment!

Alexandra Fredenburgh

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in the state of Oregon. I graduated from Pacific University with a master’s degree in Applied Psychological Science. I provide in-person and virtual client-centered therapy. I primarily work with adults and couples but am interested in working with all age groups.

Although I have an interest in helping those with anxiety, depression, chronic pain, relationship issues and life transitions, I see clients with a range of challenges. My approach to treatment is person-centered which incorporates theories that meet the client’s needs with an emphasis on Acceptance and Commitment therapy and Solution Focused models.

I believe in providing a safe supportive space for you to process your emotions and experiences without judgment. My goal is for you to feel heard and understood. Everyone has unique strengths and together we can identify those strengths and learn how to utilize them to reach your goals. I will work alongside you to increase your self-acceptance, awareness, and ability to self-reflect.

I’m glad you are here and taking a step toward this new journey. I would be honored to work with you.

Now offering EMDR Treatment!

Bri Roger

Being seen, heard and understood are often pivotal experiences in a person’s life. This can remarkably true for children and adolescents, impacting both their functioning and their development.

As a clinician, I channel my passion into understanding clients on a deeper level, adapting my interventions and therapeutic techniques to each individual’s needs. My approach to therapy is primarily person-centered and integrative in technique, meaning that I borrow from a variety of evidence-based practices, include but not limited to: ACT, CBT, Play Therapy and Family Systems.

During my time as a graduate student in a Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Mercer University, I gained pertinent knowledge through my studies and clinical experience. I now hold and Associate License in the state of Oregon and I am working towards becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. I look forward to being a safe and supportive space for you or your loved one!

Evan Risby

Have you been feeling down, stuck, anxious, or not like yourself? I am here to help you build the skills necessary to move back towards a whole and fulfilling life. I have experience working with adults and adolescents dealing with issues such as anxiety, depression, life transitions, anger issues, and emotional regulation. I strive to provide an open, safe, nonjudgmental space for you to explore and process your values, thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors. My job is not to make judgments, but to help you process emotions and find the tools you need.

I believe counseling is a collaborative process, and my job is to help you find the tools and solutions that work best for you. I employ an eclectic approach, drawing from multiple modalities to help you find what works for you. My passion is providing a safe, nonjudgmental space so that you can explore, process, and build skills as needed.

I believe that everyone can reach a state of wholeness and health and that building awareness can lead to emotional freedom. It is my goal to meet you where you are, and to provide a safe and compassionate space where you feel heard, understood, seen, and respected. Please reach out if you have any questions, and I look forward to hearing from you!

Diamond Phelps

Deciding to go to therapy is a brave and vulnerable decision. My goal is to provide a safe collaborative space to provide you with support. I believe that our need to belong and have healthy relationships is fundamental to the human experience. Often times we do not feel seen or valued for who we are or what we have gone through. My goal is to guide people to explore their authentic selves. Through a safe and transparent therapeutic relationship, we can unpack personal experiences and understand how they shape the present.

I focus on creating a healing space where you won’t be judged as we collaborate to help you learn to be present and be your authentic self. Let’s identify and create a life of growth and opportunity.

Please reach out when you are ready to do this together.

Alyssa Packdell

Pre-licensed professional, M.S., MRA, Ed.D.

Alyssa holds a Master degree in Rehabilitation Counseling, a second Master degree in Rehabilitation Administration and Doctoral degree in Educational Leadership.

For the past 25 years, she has worked with vast and diverse group of people in the field of rehabilitation and disabilities, healthcare and long-term care. She enjoys working with business leaders, college students, baby boomers, older adults and caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Her areas of focus are life transition, personal and professional burn out, grief and loss, health and death anxiety, interpersonal relationships, difficult health care decisions, academics issues, career and Job related conflict , self-criticism and self-esteem, anger, fear, shame, guilt, forgiveness, spiritual and faith issues.

Alyssa strives to create a nonjudgmental, compassionate and supportive environment for each individual to help reach their unique goals. Her approach is rooted in empathy and providing a safe and where clients feel comfortable exploring their thoughts and feelings, navigate their journey to overall wellness and develop the skills and tools they need to heal, grow, thrive, and restore joy, resilience and peace.

She primarily utilizes cognitive- behavioral therapy (CBT) and acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Depending on individuals’ specific needs, she also likes to utilize other evidence based techniques to fit each individual client.

Dana Fears

My ideal client is very open to the change process and embodies a deep-lived grief from a complicated life background. They may be survivors of childhood trauma, living with complex grief from the loss of a significant attachment figure in their life, whether that is a literal or figurative loss or they may struggle with codependence or a disability (including but not limited to blindness, or autoimmune concerns, neurological issues, or Bipolar disorder), and they also be striving to improve and rebuild their lives.

Generally, I see many professional people who have put these areas of their lives on hold and embody some kind of unused healing skill set, but not always. I work primarily with the wounded healer and the savior complex archetypes— I believe these are dynamic concepts with your own life force sovereign to them only and nothing that happened to you in the past can claim your life. I came to this work because of my own recovery from bullying, domestic violence, cancer, drug abuse, and mental health and physical health issues, as well as having an autistic parent. It is from the shadow element of these realities that I am effective as a therapist. I embody deep alchemy and believe I can channel it effectively for my clients.

Any terrible or traumatic thing may have happened to you as a child or teen, and it is still my belief that it’s not too late to heal and become your true self. In my opinion, the best people are often wounded, sometimes destroyed but can regain ground in the therapy room and rise from what has always been into where they have always wanted to go.

I use a creative, holistic and deeply attuned approach— with the following approaches: Person-Centered, Trauma-Informed, Strengths-Based, Solution-Focused, Motivational Enhancement, Informal Parts Work, Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Narrative Therapy (NT), Relational and Reality therapy, Attachment Theory, Family Systems, Psychodynamic and Interpersonal therapy, Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT), Embodiment Therapy, and BrainSpotting.

There is sacred power I have tapped into with these approaches, and I am confident that we can surpass your current narrative together reaching a state of true and intentional empowerment. I see myself as a guide, educator and facilitator of change. I bring a focus on spirit to my work with clients. Through the process of developing a therapeutic relationship with me, clients come to understand themselves “in relationship” from childhood to current.

Jaeden Littleton

Hello, I’m Jaeden! As a neurodivergent transgender man with ADHD, I specialize in helping queer clients and those seeking to explore new possibilities, manage ADHD symptoms, and find relief from anxiety. I am passionate about supporting adults of all ages, with a particular focus on college and graduate students.

I work best with individuals who are curious, open to new ideas, and eager to grow personally. My approach is collaborative and holistic, incorporating techniques from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Person-Centered Therapy, and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). This allows me to tailor our work to your specific needs, whether you’re managing anxiety, navigating life transitions, or exploring your identity and relationships. Together, we’ll create a path toward greater self-understanding and emotional well-being.

Seeking help is a courageous step, and I’m here to support you in breaking down barriers and creating a more authentic, fulfilling life. You deserve to thrive, and I’m committed to being with you every step of the way

Daisy Hollick

Bilingual Therapy Services – Español/Inglés
Empatía, entendimiento, y esperanza en cada paso del camino

I am a bilingual (Spanish and English) therapist who specializes in working with children, adolescents, and adults. With a deep commitment to fostering trust and safety within the therapeutic relationship, I believe that each person is the expert of their own life and that the therapy process should be collaborative, empowering, and rooted in respect for cultural context.

I have experience working with individuals navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, stress related to immigration, and life transitions. I am especially passionate about supporting Latinx and other minority communities, acknowledging how cultural background and identity shape our experiences and resilience. By incorporating strength-based and trauma-informed care, I work to help clients navigate difficult emotions, explore the impact of their environments, and gain insight into their personal narratives.

I use a blend of therapeutic approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Solution-Focused Therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), to tailor treatment to each client’s unique needs. Whether you are looking to heal from trauma, enhance your coping skills, or simply explore what makes you tick, I offer a compassionate and non-judgmental space for growth.

Taking the first step toward therapy can feel intimidating, but the rewards of this journey are profound. I am here to walk alongside you as you embark on your path to healing, self-discovery, and empowerment. Contact me today to begin your journey towards clarity and well-being.

*Se habla español. Disponible en persona o por telemedicina.*

Natalie Molstad

I work with people of all backgrounds, ages, and presenting concerns. I am passionate about helping others and want to meet you where you are at to help you along your life journey. I specialize in working with children but am open to all ages. I am so excited to meet you and be a part of your healing path!

I approach therapy primarily from a person-centered perspective to empower you to set and achieve your own goals through interpersonal psychotherapy. I utilize modalities as deemed appropriate to tailor an experience best suited for your individual needs. I borrow from a variety of different evidence-based practices, including but not limited to: DBT, CBT, Play Therapy, and Family Systems.

It would be my honor to work alongside you or your child, offering a safe and non-judgmental space to promote healing and work on overcoming life challenges. I have availability immediately for individual psychotherapy both in-person and telehealth. I am looking forward to working together!

Specialties: Depression, Anxiety, Self-esteem, Life stress, Anger management, Family conflict, Relationships issues, Grief, Life transitions, Emotional disturbance, Trauma and Behavioral issues

Kevin Nyguyen

I am a Registered Associate with the State of Oregon working towards my licensure as a Licensed Professional Counselor. I graduated from Portland State University where I earned a Masters of Science in Education: Counseling.

I provide person-centered counseling to adolescents and adults who have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, shame, anger and relational challenges. I believe in equity for all youth and their families, and the holding of space for those at the crux of marginalization and oppression. I employ a solution-oriented approach with humanistic and cognitive-behavioral integrations. I strongly encourage client empowerment and responsibility, and believe in the ability of all clients to be self-sustaining and empowered.

I believe in providing a supportive and nonjudgmental space for you to process your emotions and experiences. My goal is for you to feel understood and seen while working to harness your unique abilities and strength to lead a fulfilling life. I welcome clients of all ages, experiences, and backgrounds.