I use an eclectic, person-centered approach because I believe therapy should be as unique as you are. I can’t fully know what you need until we begin working together. In our first session, I’ll mostly listen, asking a few key questions and paying close attention to your responses. Based on what you share, I’ll draw on my experien
Seeking counseling is not easy. It takes bravery and commitment, but allows for the healing process to begin. Whether you are seeking counseling for grief and loss, anxiety, depression, work-related issues, or some other issue altogether, emotions and relationships play a pivotal part in what you are experiencing. My philosophy for therapy is to pr
Need some relief? I am passionate about working with couples and individuals and I can help you attain positive change. I believe that you can achieve personal health and well-being. This is accomplished by providing a safe, confidential, non-judgmental, environment for you to explore and learn; we will collaborate to create goals and positive chan
Maybe you’ve been holding everything together on the outside while feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or stuck on the inside. You may be navigating ADHD, a major life transition, relationship challenges, or the exhaustion that comes from constantly putting other people’s needs before your own. You might understand what you “should&rdqu
If you've hit a point where things have to change—becoming a parent, watching a relationship fray, or feeling old wounds dragging you down—I help you make sense of it and get moving. We work in a calm, relaxed space, thinking together about what actually matters to you. My style is direct but not bossy: you talk openly, we sort thro
Olivia Ramey has a Master of Arts in counseling from Western Seminary, and a Bachelor of Arts in sociology, including minors in Spanish and student ministry, from Geneva College.
With 10 years of experience working in church ministry and nonprofit youth ministry, Olivia enjoys counseling individuals of all ages, particularly young adults and old
Jessica holds a Master of Arts degree in counseling from the Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling (2021) and a Bachelor of Science degree in neuroscience (2003). Her major coursework includes human development, trauma, attachment, multicultural diversity within families, character development, anxiety, and depression. She is a certified
Minah is a professional counselor associate and has obtained an M.A. in counseling from Western Seminary; she has completed a B.A. in political science from McGill University, Canada. Her coursework focus has included studies in human development, marriage and family counseling, integrative issues in counseling, and career lifestyle counseling. Min
Katrina has a Master of Science in clinical mental health from Grand Canyon University. She was previously an RN, BSN, having graduated from Linfield College and worked in inpatient oncology, long-term care, and hospice case management.
Katrina has a wealth of life experience. She has three grown children and a husband of 30+ years, in addition
Michael Hafner, Professional Counselor Associate.
Marriage, Family, and Adolescent Counseling
Mike has a Master of Arts in counseling from Western Seminary. He also holds a Master of Divinity graduate degree from Multnomah University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in theological studies. Mike has completed Level 2 of the Gottman Method couple
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