Ellie Klopp, Counselor in Eugene, 97401

Ellie Klopp, LPC

Profession(s):
Counseling Psychology
License Status:
I'm a licensed professional.
Primary License:
LPC - C2069

My Approach to Helping

I believe that each of us is a unique and whole person, and that we experience ourselves in the world at multiple levels: intellectual, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual. For optimum health we seek to understand and make sense of our lives at all these levels. In therapy I will focus on what's important to you and what you want to talk about. What you tell me is held in confidence. I'll share my thoughts and impressions with you in an honest, open way. Your goals may include finding healthy and balanced self and body images, overcoming the effects of trauma, improving relationships, changing old patterns, resolving past hurts and conflicts, managing difficult emotions, and using life transitions to gain insight. I have training in a variety of counseling approaches and we'll find what works best for you. One form of therapy that I use, EMDR, is different than more traditional talk therapy and can be very helpful. I'd be glad to tell you more about it, if it seems appropriate. I want to make sure that you feel comfortable with me, and that I'm the right therapist for you, so I offer a 30 minute consultation at no charge. Feel free to call me to make an appointment.

Services I Provide

Individual Therapy & Counseling
Marriage, Couples, or Relationship Counseling

Ages I Work With

Adults
Elders

Languages I Speak

English

Groups I Work With

Individuals:

I have experience and I am comfortable working with people whose concerns include: anxiety, stress, fear of failure, restrictive and purging types of eating disorders, resolution of traumatic experiences (PTSD), grief, depression, loss, loneliness, poor self esteem, needing to feel perfect, relationship concerns and problems, life transitions.

Couples:

I work couples who are in committed relationships, including same and opposite sex couples, different race/culture couples, married and domestic partnerships, and non-domestic partnerships. The couples concerns I am most familiar with are: ineffective communication, lack of trust, trauma history for one or both partners, conflict resolution, sexual difficulties, loss of intimacy, financial disagreements.