Counseling & Psychotherapy
COUNSELING & PSYCHOTHERAPY for Children, Teenagers, Adults and Couples
Eugene, Albany & Telehealth
Seeking Help?
Seeking Help?
Life is full of challenges! Sometimes you need someone to help you along the way. It takes courage to ask for help. We understand that. We promise to take time, listen to you and offer you the best help that we can. Our new patient coordinator will assist you in finding the best fit for you.
Do not hesitate to read more on our website, or call/email our friendly staff to ask questions.
When you contact us, our new patient coordinator will ask you for your name, demographics and insurance or payment information. They will also ask you what you are seeking help for, and if you have any therapist preferences. Feel free to ask any questions you might have.
Once you have been scheduled, you will receive a link to our portal
to complete therapy consent forms.
What can we help you with?
Depression, and Bi-polar disorder
Sadness, Grief and Loss
Anxiety, Panic, OCD, Worry or Stress
Trauma and PTSD,
(single event trauma's or complex trauma)
Conflicts in marriage, family or personal relationships, parenting issues
Adult ADHD, Identity or self-esteem issues, life transition challenges, Veterans issues.
LGBTQA+ issues,
Who can we help?
Children 5 years old an up
Teenagers
Adolescents
Individual adults
Couples
Families
What to expect when you make an appointment
What to expect when you make an appointment
Counseling process
Counseling is a very individual process without guaranteed outcomes. Outcomes are dependent on a variety of factors. There are also risks involved. Sometimes it can take a while before there is clear progress and some symptoms might get worse before they get better.
During the intake (the first 1-2 sessions) I will gather information, and together we will formulate goals. These will be written in a treatment plan that will also state how we hope to achieve our goals. I will inform you of the alternatives of our chosen treatment.
Confidentiality & Exceptions to Confidentiality
Confidentiality & Exceptions to Confidentiality
Counseling is confidential, which means that what clients discuss with me is private and protected by Oregon State law. Except under the circumstances listed below, I will not share any information unless given written permission to do so. There are some circumstances in which a counselor must share information. These circumstances are defined by Oregon State law and include the following:
• If we learn of a specific intent to harm yourself or another person, or to commit an act of violence, it is my responsibility as a counselor to protect you and others. I will inform a family member, an intended victim, or law enforcement as appropriate.
• If we learn that harm or abuse has been done to a child (age 17 and younger), an elderly person, a disabled person, or a mentally ill person, I will make a mandatory report to the appropriate authorities.
• If we are subpoenaed or court ordered to testify in court or to submit records, I may have to give information without permission.
Our counseling services are limited to the scheduled sessions. In the event you feel your mental health requires emergency attention or you have an emotional crisis, you should report to the emergency room of a local hospital and request mental health services. If I am absent due to sickness, vacation or other circumstances I will make appropriate arrangements with another counselor. On the home and contact page of this website you can find emergency phone numbers.
See What People Are Saying
See What People Are Saying
Limitations & Emergencies
Limitations & Emergencies