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PROFESSIONAL
DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
CONFIDENTIALITY
All information shared with me remains confidential as provided
for by professional ethics and Oregon State laws; it is part of
our professional relationship. Oregon law stipulates three
exceptions to this rule: (1) If you are of physical danger to
yourself. (2) If you are of physical danger to others (3) If you
disclose your involvement in the abuse of a child or elderly
person.
SUPERVISION
As a professional therapist, I participate in ongoing
supervision of my counseling work with Shirley Hanson, Ph.D.,
LMFT.
PHILOSOPHY
AND APPROACH TO THERAPY
I practice as an individual and family therapist establishing
and maintaining therapeutic relationships based on respect and
curiosity, with over 25 years of success earning trust and
building rapport with children, adults, teenagers, couples,
families, and the treatment team, providing mental health / drug
and alcohol assessments; developing, implementing, and
facilitating treatment plans; and leading educational and
therapy groups. I have experience with multi-cultural clients in
residential and outpatient treatment including dual-diagnosis.
I facilitate clients' growth and wellness through a holistic
approach integrating spirituality with behavioral science. My
skills include: Solution Focused Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral
Theory, Stages-of-Change, Systems Theory, Developmental Theory,
Motivational Interviewing (Miller), Structural Family Therapy (Minuchin),
Strategic Family Therapy (Haley), Existential Theory (Frankl),
and Play Therapy (Sweeney).
I now hold two licenses: Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
(LMFT) & Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and I have
received my third certification as a drug and alcohol counselor
(CADCIII). I am a member of the American Counseling Association
(ACA) and the American Association of Marriage and Family
Therapists (AAMFT).
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