My work with clients is focused on specialty areas of trauma, adjustment issues, anxiety, panic, and phobias. I consider my work with clients a privilege and I feel honored to be a part of your journey.

Masako is a board-certified psychiatric nurse practitioner who believes in caring for the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Taking a holistic approach to mental health, she looks beyond symptoms to explore the underlying factors that influence emotional well-being, including physical health, lifestyle, relationships, and lived experiences. She works collaboratively with each patient to create individualized treatment plans that may include therapy, medication management, mindfulness, and other evidence-based wellness interventions. Masako is dedicated to providing a compassionate, supportive environment where patients feel understood, empowered, and equipped to achieve balance, healing, and lasting mental wellness. Masako's treatment modalities aim to incorporate aspects of mindfulness, radical acceptance, Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). Influenced by her Japanese background, she integrates mindfulness-based principles that promote self-awareness, balance, and whole-person healing. She has experience working with a variety of diverse populations in many healthcare settings, and primarily works with adult patients for depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and adjustment disorders. More recently, Masako also completed continuing education that focused on PTSD assessment and management through the National Center for PTSD. She is also an emergency department consultant for the VA Hospital in Portland. During her free time, Masako enjoys hiking, exercising, traveling, and practicing her electric piano. She has 2 small dogs.

Change is inevitable, and yet repeating patterns and feeling stuck are very common experiences. As counselor, I help clients engage in compassionate and insightful self-explorations, and to build resources and experiences for lasting change. My approach is integrative and relies on established tools and resources from the counseling field, psychology, philosophy, and change theory. My bicultural background and mindfulness practice support a sensitive appreciation for the uniqueness of our experience. I hope to be a resource and will be honored to be part of your journey of growth. I currently only work via video or phone sessions.

I know how scary it can be when you are facing a problem in your life that you can't solve by yourself. For most of us, reaching out for help is not easy. My approach to therapy centers around the belief that we need CONNECTION in order to heal. This is why most self-help books aren't as effective as they could be. There is a lot of potential good advice out there but in the absence of a supportive and caring connection, most of it is useless.I am an experienced and respected healer and my passion is helping people face crisis and transitions in their lives with support and guidance. You don't have to do it alone! The relationship between the client and myself IS the healing piece. From that connection, you will feel safe and empowered. Then, exploring your problems seems manageable and finding solutions becomes possible.Lastly, Something else I believe very strongly is the potential to use the obstacles in our lives as stepping-stones. Within the framework of a healthy connection, I can help you to create a more fulfilling life.

Have you been carrying so much for so long that you’ve forgotten what it feels like to simply be okay? Maybe you’re the one everyone relies on. You keep showing up, taking care of others, and handling responsibilities even when you’re running on empty. Everyone tells you how strong you are. What they don’t see is how much you’re managing behind the scenes. Your mind won’t slow down. You replay conversations, overthink decisions, worry about disappointing others, and struggle to put your own needs first. Some days, it feels easier to pull back from certain people, places, or situations because everything feels overwhelming, or because you’re tired of feeling misunderstood. You may be navigating grief, trauma, difficult relationships, or experiences that still shape how you see yourself today. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. Healing is possible, and at Genuine Hearts Treatment Clinic, we are here to support you on that journey. I’m Regina Rye, Founder of Genuine Hearts Treatment Clinic (GHTC). Over the years, I’ve seen how trauma, loss, and life’s challenges can leave people feeling disconnected from themselves and unsure of how to move forward. That’s why I’m passionate about helping women, men, and adolescents heal, grow, and reconnect with who they truly are. At GHTC, we help clients work through trauma, anxiety, depression, grief, people-pleasing, perfectionism, and low self-esteem so they can feel more confident, at peace, and grounded within themselves. Together, we help you: • Quiet racing thoughts and reduce anxiety • Let go of self-criticism and perfectionism • Set healthy boundaries without guilt • Heal from painful experiences • Build confidence, self-worth, and resilience • Strengthen relationships and communication • Feel more present in your daily life Our goal is more than helping you get through the day. We want to help you feel like yourself again: more confident, at peace, and able to enjoy your life. At Genuine Hearts, we believe healing begins when you no longer have to do life alone. When you’re ready for support, we’re here to help. Schedule a free consultation and take the first step toward lasting change. There should be no shame in seeking the aid of a helping professional. To me, it shows strength. The benefit is that you get to process your emotions with a neutral party and feel safe being open and vulnerable, without fear or judgment.

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 to her work as a nurse. She has been heavily invested in youth group volunteering and mentoring, spent a few years homeschooling, has valued her role as encourager and friend, and sees herself as a lifelong learner. Katrina comes to the counseling profession having always been deeply interested in people’s stories and supporting them in growth and healing. She wants people to feel safe and understood. She wants people to feel like their efforts are acknowledged and celebrated. Katrina has experienced “being on the therapy couch” herself and values the objectivity, perspective, and new skill sets that it can bring. She has a special place in her heart for healthcare providers, first responders, teachers, and clergy. In her leisure time, Katrina enjoys gardening, reading, dancing to 80s music with her husband, hanging out with her adult kids, exercising, crafting, and having tea with friends.

From an ecological model, each person is a unique being existing within and influenced by multiple factors, including family, political time period, and culture. With this in mind, I offer an integrative approach to therapy that provides individualized care to my clients. My practice employs somatic, mindfulness-based, and trauma-informed models of care. I am a SEP (Somatic Experiencing Practitioner) and am trained in IFS (Internal Family Systems). My practice is a safe space for LGBTQ+ people and neurodiversity. I am nonbinary and Latinx, and I offer gender affirming care in both English and Spanish. I provide a secure and confidential space where you can share authentically and seek support. Usando un modelo ecológico, cada persona es un ser único que existe dentro de múltiples sistemas e influenciado por ellos, incluyendo la familia, el período de tiempo político y la cultura. Con esto en mente, ofrezco un enfoque integrador de la terapia que brinda atención individualizada a mis clientes. Mi práctica emplea modelos de atención somáticos, basados en la atención plena y basados en el trauma. Soy un proveedor de Experiencia Somática y entrnade en systemas familiares internal al primer nivel. Mi práctica es un espacio seguro para las personas LGBTQ +. Soy no binario y Latinx, y ofrezco cuidado de género afirmativo, tanto en Inglés y Español. Ofresco un espacio seguro y confidencial donde pueden compartir de manera auténtica y buscar apoyo.

I provide therapy that will help you develop skills, face challenges, and build on your strengths to make life changes. This includes brief therapy to help you get unstuck and assertiveness training to help you listen and be heard, love and be loved. I can help you strengthen your communication skills, improve your connections with others, and strengthen your boundaries. I can help you free yourself from addictive and compulsive behaviors such as alcohol abuse, compulsive shopping, compulsive sexuality, emotional eating, obsessive self-doubt, and rumination. I can help you work through the difficulties of grief, abuse, loss, accidents, illness, and life transitions. I can help release you from unhealthy patterns of anxiety, anger, and depression, and heal you of the emotional reactivity that wounds those you love and destroys relationships. I have experience with Prolonged Exposure therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Somatic Experiencing, and ego-state therapies that promote mindbody awareness using movement, breath, and visualization, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Jungian Active Imagination, and Kundaline Yoga therapy.

I would like to help you to discover freedom from self-limiting patterns that lead to stress, conflict, andor withdrawal from life. My approach supports you in being less identified with habitual ways of thinking and feeling that can keep you stuck in patterns that no longer work for you. You can learn to be less reactive and more compassionate with yourself and others. You can move beyond conceptual knowledge into direct experiential understanding of life. This mindfulness-based understanding can lead you to deep and lasting positive change. In a comfortable and supportive atmosphere, I offer a highly personalized approach tailored to your individual needs. My integrative mindbody approach is based on honesty, respect, and compassion. I am interested in learning about your strengths, goals, feelings and needs. I see strengths as the gateway to development and positive change.

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 couples therapy. Mike has spent over a decade serving as a youth pastor in the local church context, providing discipleship and leadership skills to youth and their families. He has also spent time working in both inpatient and outpatient community mental health settings for adolescents, where he has helped teenagers struggling with a variety of mental health concerns. He believes all people are capable of change and growth. His aim is to come alongside the client(s) in their journey and help them navigate the areas of life where they are seeking change. Mike has also been trained in family systems therapy and seeks to help families thrive in their relational dynamics. Mike has been married since 2012, and they have three daughters. In his free time, he enjoys lifting weights, spending time with friends and family, and drinking coffee.