Dementia Therapists in Oregon

As a psychologist, I evaluate and treat patients through a variety of methods, most typically being psychotherapy or talk therapy. Patients usually visit me because they have been experiencing depression, anxiety, stress or anger for a significant period of time and are seeking help.

Life feels overwhelming, you're struggling to cope and want support figuring out how to better manage your stress. You feel unsatisfied in your job or a relationship and would like support with making a change and finding a path back to feeling joy. You feel lost and need help rediscovering what you need and want. You're seeking self- and other-awareness to understand why things feel challenging in your present relationships. Your goal is to feel more secure and grounded within yourself, as you learn about your strengths and capacity for change.

I think of my approach to helping people as a collaborative and educational one. Most people who come in for therapy are wanting to make a change in their lives but are struggling in some manor. I feel that the best way to implement change is through one's thoughts (cognitions), feelings, and behaviors-this kind of approach is known as Cognitive-Behavioral therapy (CBT). A person needs to welcome the challenges and opportunities in his or her life with a clear and calm mind - These are the cognitive and behavioral aspects of CBT.

You can take control of your life. You don't have to live a life suffering from trauma or addiction. You don't have to feel isolated or scared anymore. Finding the right therapist to start your journey isn't easy. I have a wide range of treatment options awaiting anyone willing to take the first steps towards a new start.

Are you facing a major life change? Feeling overwhelmed?

Are you seeking ways to enhance your emotional stability and experience a greater sense of focus and awareness? Is exploring and addressing past trauma, grief, and unwanted personal patterns important to you? Would you like guidance in understanding how your emotions are connected to physical symptoms and learning effective management techniques? Are you interested in learning ways to regulate your nervous system and relieve the fight, flight, or freeze response? Have you considered yourself to be highly sensitive or empathic, and want support in managing hypervigilance or neurodivergence? For any of your concerns I'm here to help.

We offer quality mental health services through a variety of psychological evaluations, therapy, and consultation for Oregon and Colorado residents. Our office conducts evaluations and screenings related to the identification of developmental disorders, autism spectrum disorder, cognitive problems, emotional struggles, and intellectual difficulties. Our primary job duties are related to the administration, interpretation, and writing of diagnostic evaluations. As such, we are able to provide feedback within one week after testing has been administered. Please contact us to talk about how we can help you.

I am a licensed clinical social worker in Oregon, Idaho, and Colorado. I obtained my Master’s degree at Portland State University in 2006. I specialize in treating adults who struggle with anxiety, depression, ADHD, neurologic disorders, eating disorders, grief and loss, chronic illness, caregiver strain, life transitions, and challenges in their personal relationships. I support diversity in my practice with clients.

I approach counseling in an eclectic manner employing a variety of treatment options that best meets the client "where they are" and assists them as they move to "where they want to be." Support, insight, and motivation techniques are used to encourage each person to connect with their own natural (internal) wisdom and strength. With over 25 years in private practice, I have the training, the skills, and the experience to address concerns related to relationships, parenting, work/career transitions, recovery from illnesses such as a cardiac event and breast cancer, and issues of depression and anxiety.

It can often feel like a brave step to decide to go to therapy. I specialize in recovery-- from old patterns that no longer serve you, problems with anxiety or depression, addiction, grief and relationships that are changing. Perhaps you are not sure what you need but you know something is just not quite right...Psychotherapy can be an opportunity to think carefully about your life, your history and what you hope for with a trained listener who can help you navigate and help you to figure important things out.

I work with a wide range of people. My clients like deep work, As a Process Oriented therapist and teacher I use dreamwork, symptoms work, bodywork, movement, relationship work, conflict work, inner work and meditation, art and creativity, and many other methods based on the individuals client's process. I work with individuals, couples, and families. I have helped develop Process Oriented family therapy; Process Oriented sex and intimacy work; Process Oriented personal and historical trauma work; Process oriented coma and brain injury work, I have written 11 books on these topics. My work integrates mind body and spirit.

Accepting New Patients, same week availability..............We all need support throughout our lives, and you may be looking for an additional resource to help you process lived experiences, problem-solve, or understand yourself in a deeper way. You may be struggling with anxiety, the challenges of caregiving, work stress and burnout, relationship challenges, or working through grief, loss, or bereavement. You want to engage in healthy coping skills and develop self-care habits to better support the vision you have for your life.

I am currently accepting new clients : please send me an email telling me a bit about yourself. My background is working with people struggling with substance abuse, trauma survivors, the LGBTQ community, couples and all forms of families and poly people. I have worked with those with traumatic brain injuries, people with autism, grief and loss, crisis pregnancies, adoption issues, children in foster care and people living with HIV and AIDS. I am proud to have worked in a variety of settings and with people who need support, clarity, and space to heal.

I have had over 20years experience working as a clinical social worker in hospital, hospice, public mental health and private practice settings. I treat children, adolescents, adults and the very elderly. I also have considerable experience helping clients manage Asperger's and Autism Spectrum Conditions as well as those with developmental/physical disabilities or cognitive impairments. I offer supportive counseling in a relaxed safe environment, meeting clients where they are and nurturing individual skills and strengths. I see the relationship between client and counselor as being key in all my therapeutic interventions and work to create trust and confidenc

I am currently accepting new clients. Mary Zenorini is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. She received her MSW as well as her Certificate in Gerontology from Portland State University. Mary enjoys working with patients of all ages and has spent extensive time working with seniors. Her experiences include Hospice, caregiving support, depression, grief, anxiety, and the impact of life transitions. Mary believes in a team-oriented approach that empowers her clients to achieve their goals. In Mary’s free time, she loves to cook, walk, garden and read.

Thank you for your willingness to seek support, I'm glad you're here. I specialize serving people living with illness and those who care for them, in whatever capacity or role in caregiving and offer space to talk about hard things like serious illness, death, grief and loss, caregiving, life transitions, or the experience of distress. I also provide counseling and consultation for health care workers experiencing compassion fatigue, burnout, or moral distress. Together, we will connect you to your values, priorities, and sense of meaning in how you live, care, and/or work.

I believe that individuals have within them the capacity to achieve and maintain a state of positive mental health. Each person has a primarily unique and genuine outlook on life and in that tools inherent within to live a healthy existence. My role as a professional therapist is to guide and collaborate; to help the individual discover, foster and access the unique coping tools within.I strive to help the individual explore possibilities for change and help find positive direction,meaning and purpose in life.

Life can present many challenges including school and work stress, relationship issues, parenting struggles, and health concerns. It is not uncommon to experience stress, confusion, anxiety, and a sense of hopelessness during these times. Counseling can be a helpful way to develop the emotional resources needed to cope with these challenges and aid you in recovering joy and enthusiasm.

As we evolve through life, we are faced with challenges and new roles that may make us feel inadequate and uncomfortable. It is not uncommon for a person to feel stuck or lost during this time. For the past 25 years, in an educational and therapeutic setting, I have worked along side adults, and couples/families to help create effective ways to tackle such challenges. When we negatively question our self-worth and strengths, it is time to develop productive ways to break old patterns and see through a truthful lenses.