In Person Therapists in King City, OR
Lori M. Severson
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC
Verified Verified
2 Endorsed
King City, OR 97224
I am passionate about helping clients find the help they need. My work is for individuals and couples from all backgrounds, whether they are in traditional or non-traditional partnerships. While I provide therapy for a wide variety of issues, my focus is on relationships, life transitions and women's issues. I want to help individuals and couples find new ways to see, experience and respond to those parts of themselves or their partner that may be challenging. My goal is that you will find my therapeutic style to be very caring, collaborative, supportive, individual and unique to your personal and cultural needs.
I am passionate about helping clients find the help they need. My work is for individuals and couples from all backgrounds, whether they are in traditional or non-traditional partnerships. While I provide therapy for a wide variety of issues, my focus is on relationships, life transitions and women's issues. I want to help individuals and couples find new ways to see, experience and respond to those parts of themselves or their partner that may be challenging. My goal is that you will find my therapeutic style to be very caring, collaborative, supportive, individual and unique to your personal and cultural needs.
Paul has a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature from the University of Oregon with a focus on French literature. Paul was born and raised in the Portland area, and has lived extensively in San Francisco. He is passionate about music and the arts, his family, and intercultural relations. He lives in Southwest Portland, with his partner, infant son, and Miniature Golden Doodle, Bjorn.
Paul has a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Francisco. He received his Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature from the University of Oregon with a focus on French literature. Paul was born and raised in the Portland area, and has lived extensively in San Francisco. He is passionate about music and the arts, his family, and intercultural relations. He lives in Southwest Portland, with his partner, infant son, and Miniature Golden Doodle, Bjorn.
Kris Graham is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor in Oregon who has been practicing since 2021. She has a BS in Psychology with a minor in Children and Family Studies, an MS in Counselor Education, is Trauma Informed Certified and Clinical Rehabilitation Counselor Certified. Through active listening, validation, and utilizing case conceptualization skills, advocation, and providing resources for clients, Kris can help support them in reaching collaborative treatment plan goals and deeper selfunderstanding.
Kris Graham is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor in Oregon who has been practicing since 2021. She has a BS in Psychology with a minor in Children and Family Studies, an MS in Counselor Education, is Trauma Informed Certified and Clinical Rehabilitation Counselor Certified. Through active listening, validation, and utilizing case conceptualization skills, advocation, and providing resources for clients, Kris can help support them in reaching collaborative treatment plan goals and deeper selfunderstanding.
Melissa Bullard believes that people are always growing and facing new challenges. Sometimes the strategies that helped us in the past are no longer working. Therapy can help when we are feeling stuck. Melissa works with her clients to help them gain fresh perspectives, find their strengths, and try out new ways of doing things. She uses a warm, supportive, and sometimes humorous approach to help clients live more fulfilling lives. Melissa practices from an integrated Gestalt therapy orientation. This is a flexible and collaborative style of therapy.
Melissa Bullard believes that people are always growing and facing new challenges. Sometimes the strategies that helped us in the past are no longer working. Therapy can help when we are feeling stuck. Melissa works with her clients to help them gain fresh perspectives, find their strengths, and try out new ways of doing things. She uses a warm, supportive, and sometimes humorous approach to help clients live more fulfilling lives. Melissa practices from an integrated Gestalt therapy orientation. This is a flexible and collaborative style of therapy.
Dr. Johnson is a licensed psychologist who has been in private practice for over thirty years. His approach to psychotherapy is an integration of cognitive behavioral, lifespan developmental, neurobiological and family/community systems perspectives. He approaches psychological concerns with a view toward how an individual thinks, feels and behaves, taking into consideration a person's unique development, cultural/spiritual/faith worldview and the family and community in which they live.
Dr. Johnson is a licensed psychologist who has been in private practice for over thirty years. His approach to psychotherapy is an integration of cognitive behavioral, lifespan developmental, neurobiological and family/community systems perspectives. He approaches psychological concerns with a view toward how an individual thinks, feels and behaves, taking into consideration a person's unique development, cultural/spiritual/faith worldview and the family and community in which they live.
Dan holds a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling as well as a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. Before moving to Oregon to attend college, Dan worked as a disc jockey, special education teacher and served in the United States Army. He has more than 15 years of experience serving diverse populations including military veterans, victims of trauma and individuals with developmental disabilities.
Dan holds a Master of Science in Rehabilitation Counseling as well as a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Portland State University in Portland, Oregon. Before moving to Oregon to attend college, Dan worked as a disc jockey, special education teacher and served in the United States Army. He has more than 15 years of experience serving diverse populations including military veterans, victims of trauma and individuals with developmental disabilities.
Cindy pursued her passion in treating cooccurring disorders by obtaining a master’s in counseling from Capella University in 2011 and a Masters in Mental Health therapy from Walden University in 2015. She furthered her career in the cooccurring treatment field by becoming a Mental Health Specialist and psychotherapist. She went on to become a Clinical Supervisor then Clinical Director in a Residential/Partial Hospitalization/Intensive Outpatient treatment facility. She specializes in providing psychotherapy to clients with cooccurring addiction, mental health, trauma, domestic violence and lifestyle coping skills.
Cindy pursued her passion in treating cooccurring disorders by obtaining a master’s in counseling from Capella University in 2011 and a Masters in Mental Health therapy from Walden University in 2015. She furthered her career in the cooccurring treatment field by becoming a Mental Health Specialist and psychotherapist. She went on to become a Clinical Supervisor then Clinical Director in a Residential/Partial Hospitalization/Intensive Outpatient treatment facility. She specializes in providing psychotherapy to clients with cooccurring addiction, mental health, trauma, domestic violence and lifestyle coping skills.
In addition to getting into the heart of the problems, Jason likes to focus on the strengths of the individual and family culture and what is going well, with humor and open communication. Utilizing evidence-based interventions like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Collaborative Problem Solving, and Family Systems, Jason provides practical guidance to managing symptoms, navigating the many challenges of childhood and adolescence, and strengthening family relationships.
In addition to getting into the heart of the problems, Jason likes to focus on the strengths of the individual and family culture and what is going well, with humor and open communication. Utilizing evidence-based interventions like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Collaborative Problem Solving, and Family Systems, Jason provides practical guidance to managing symptoms, navigating the many challenges of childhood and adolescence, and strengthening family relationships.
Dr. Bennink has been a Licensed Psychologist since 1993. Dr. Bennink has received training in several orientations: Object Relations, Interpersonal, CognitiveBehavioral, & Solution Focused. He tends to be eclectic in his approach.
Dr. Bennink has been a Licensed Psychologist since 1993. Dr. Bennink has received training in several orientations: Object Relations, Interpersonal, CognitiveBehavioral, & Solution Focused. He tends to be eclectic in his approach.
Glenn Tinghitella is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon and Washington, with a diverse background in mental health therapy that began after his graduation from Portland State University in 2011, where he earned his Master’s degree. His practice encompasses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, and he is also a Nationally Board-Certified Hypnotherapist. While Glenn has developed a particular expertise in treating complex PTSD, stress, and anxiety, his experience is far more extensive.
Glenn Tinghitella is a Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon and Washington, with a diverse background in mental health therapy that began after his graduation from Portland State University in 2011, where he earned his Master’s degree. His practice encompasses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, Internal Family Systems Therapy, and he is also a Nationally Board-Certified Hypnotherapist. While Glenn has developed a particular expertise in treating complex PTSD, stress, and anxiety, his experience is far more extensive.
Dr. Caedy Young Hildebrandt is a clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychological assessment. She has ten years of experience in assessment, and has worked in community mental health, college counseling, and private medical practice settings. In her previous position, Caedy served as director of an assessment program in a college counseling center, as well as a training director for a cohort of practicum students and postdoctoral residents. With regard to educational attainment, Dr. Hildebrandt earned her B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. all from Pacific University in Oregon.
Dr. Caedy Young Hildebrandt is a clinical psychologist specializing in neuropsychological assessment. She has ten years of experience in assessment, and has worked in community mental health, college counseling, and private medical practice settings. In her previous position, Caedy served as director of an assessment program in a college counseling center, as well as a training director for a cohort of practicum students and postdoctoral residents. With regard to educational attainment, Dr. Hildebrandt earned her B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. all from Pacific University in Oregon.
Marita Tiller is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been practicing since 2009. She graduated from George Fox University with a Master's degree in counseling. Marita's theoretical approach is eclectic, based on the needs of the client. She tends to use a holistic approach to get to the core of the issue and address mistaken beliefs that bring healing, new cognitions, skills, and perspective. She believes re-wiring of the brain is possible and past painful experiences do not have to intrude on the present forever.
Marita Tiller is a Licensed Professional Counselor who has been practicing since 2009. She graduated from George Fox University with a Master's degree in counseling. Marita's theoretical approach is eclectic, based on the needs of the client. She tends to use a holistic approach to get to the core of the issue and address mistaken beliefs that bring healing, new cognitions, skills, and perspective. She believes re-wiring of the brain is possible and past painful experiences do not have to intrude on the present forever.
Jake Sanders is a Qualified Mental Health Associate Registrant in Oregon who has been practicing since 2020. He has an MA in Clinical Psychology and is currently studying to obtain a PsyD. As a clinician, Jake excels at creating a calm and nonjudgment space for clients to reflect on various aspects of their lives. He enjoys the use of nature, metaphors, and narrative to help bolster his therapy. Outside of work, Jake is passionate about nature as it is an important part of his spirituality. One of his favorite creative outlets is woodworking. Some of his other interests include tabletop games, video games, and all things nerdy.
Jake Sanders is a Qualified Mental Health Associate Registrant in Oregon who has been practicing since 2020. He has an MA in Clinical Psychology and is currently studying to obtain a PsyD. As a clinician, Jake excels at creating a calm and nonjudgment space for clients to reflect on various aspects of their lives. He enjoys the use of nature, metaphors, and narrative to help bolster his therapy. Outside of work, Jake is passionate about nature as it is an important part of his spirituality. One of his favorite creative outlets is woodworking. Some of his other interests include tabletop games, video games, and all things nerdy.
Jason Wilkinson
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, MDiv
Verified Verified
4 Endorsed
King City, OR 97224
People think you have the perfect relationship. And it may even look like it to those on the outside. But if you peel back the curtain, it feels more like you are roommates sharing space. You remember how in love you felt when first married. You were connected. Now, there are just glimpses of that connection. With all the busyness — jobs, kids, & noise — there is no space for real conversation. You are being pulled away from each other by constant distractions & responsibilities. You are afraid of the future possibility of a lonely marriage. You’ve tried everything to help the relationship & now you’re tired. You need help.
People think you have the perfect relationship. And it may even look like it to those on the outside. But if you peel back the curtain, it feels more like you are roommates sharing space. You remember how in love you felt when first married. You were connected. Now, there are just glimpses of that connection. With all the busyness — jobs, kids, & noise — there is no space for real conversation. You are being pulled away from each other by constant distractions & responsibilities. You are afraid of the future possibility of a lonely marriage. You’ve tried everything to help the relationship & now you’re tired. You need help.
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There it is...the all too familiar thought…emotion…or behavior. It continues to search for a solution for what life has brought me. Therapy is a place to gain understanding and insight about making personal change, maybe learn some new ways to manage my emotions or relationships, find purpose in doing the things you do…or want to do.
There it is...the all too familiar thought…emotion…or behavior. It continues to search for a solution for what life has brought me. Therapy is a place to gain understanding and insight about making personal change, maybe learn some new ways to manage my emotions or relationships, find purpose in doing the things you do…or want to do.
Are you feeling discouraged? Are you at a point which you feel your hope may be GONE! For example, are you a young adult who has lost hope in finding a soulmate? Are you a couple who is on the edge of getting a divorce? Are you a parent who can’t see hope in your child with health issues? There are many different circumstances that cause us to feel hopeless. Unfortunately, depression, anxiety and even anger often come alongside with a sense of hopelessness. My passion is to help you find hope through compassionate counseling.
Are you feeling discouraged? Are you at a point which you feel your hope may be GONE! For example, are you a young adult who has lost hope in finding a soulmate? Are you a couple who is on the edge of getting a divorce? Are you a parent who can’t see hope in your child with health issues? There are many different circumstances that cause us to feel hopeless. Unfortunately, depression, anxiety and even anger often come alongside with a sense of hopelessness. My passion is to help you find hope through compassionate counseling.
Are you struggling with anxiety or depression? Are you adjusting to a new occupation, move, marriage or divorce? I am honored to walk with you and aid you on or towards your path of personal growth. If you want to develop coping skills for dealing with life's changes and challenges or are someone who wants to go deep to uncover blocks that are keeping you from achieving the happiness you deserve, I am here to walk beside you to meet your goals. I offer Integrative, creative and evidence-based therapy modalities. Psychotherapy can help you lower anxiety and depression and help you achieve your best self.
Are you struggling with anxiety or depression? Are you adjusting to a new occupation, move, marriage or divorce? I am honored to walk with you and aid you on or towards your path of personal growth. If you want to develop coping skills for dealing with life's changes and challenges or are someone who wants to go deep to uncover blocks that are keeping you from achieving the happiness you deserve, I am here to walk beside you to meet your goals. I offer Integrative, creative and evidence-based therapy modalities. Psychotherapy can help you lower anxiety and depression and help you achieve your best self.
Dani Jones
Professional Counselor Associate, MA, #R7807
Verified Verified
4 Endorsed
Tigard, OR 97223
This “being human thing” is hard, and often feels uncomfortable. Sometimes the “uncomfortable” is experienced internally, sometimes externally, and sometimes both. This is a result of our actual or perceived response to the past, present, or future. Our work together will be focused on helping you to be “uncomfortable on purpose,” through identifying your values, increasing your capacity to tolerate uncertainty, processing what has maintained your current ways of living, and learning how to engage with yourself and others in a way that makes this “being human thing” a little bit easier.
This “being human thing” is hard, and often feels uncomfortable. Sometimes the “uncomfortable” is experienced internally, sometimes externally, and sometimes both. This is a result of our actual or perceived response to the past, present, or future. Our work together will be focused on helping you to be “uncomfortable on purpose,” through identifying your values, increasing your capacity to tolerate uncertainty, processing what has maintained your current ways of living, and learning how to engage with yourself and others in a way that makes this “being human thing” a little bit easier.
Xiomara Raquel Sanchez
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Verified Verified
Tigard, OR 97223
Waitlist for new clients
I am a bilingual (English/Spanish) and bi-cultural licensed clinical social worker in Tigard, Oregon. I have many years of experience working with children and families. My areas of expertise include: sexual abuse cases, early childhood mental health, working with children and families exposed to traumatic events and family therapy. I like to facilitate groups for trauma survivors and also to work with adult survivors of sexual abuse. I particularly enjoy working with Latino families. I am very interested in reunification cases particularly working with children and families involved in the child welfare system.
I am a bilingual (English/Spanish) and bi-cultural licensed clinical social worker in Tigard, Oregon. I have many years of experience working with children and families. My areas of expertise include: sexual abuse cases, early childhood mental health, working with children and families exposed to traumatic events and family therapy. I like to facilitate groups for trauma survivors and also to work with adult survivors of sexual abuse. I particularly enjoy working with Latino families. I am very interested in reunification cases particularly working with children and families involved in the child welfare system.
Stephanie N Knight
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, CADC
Verified Verified
Tigard, OR 97223
Life, without any major disruptions, is stressful enough; however almost everyone experiences times that are especially difficult. Oftentimes, people find themselves getting lost, anxious, or frustrated during these times, and can develop problematic ways of coping because they don't know what else to do. This is understandable. When a person is in emotional pain, it is hard to be rational and think of a good solution. I'd like to help.
Through therapy, you can get caring support and new solutions to problems that will help you build the fulfilling life you deserve- where a sense of peace is possible.
Life, without any major disruptions, is stressful enough; however almost everyone experiences times that are especially difficult. Oftentimes, people find themselves getting lost, anxious, or frustrated during these times, and can develop problematic ways of coping because they don't know what else to do. This is understandable. When a person is in emotional pain, it is hard to be rational and think of a good solution. I'd like to help.
Through therapy, you can get caring support and new solutions to problems that will help you build the fulfilling life you deserve- where a sense of peace is possible.
