Natalia Tommasi, LPC, LMHC



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Therapist





I am passionate about therapy and how it can improve people's lives. My inquisitiveness in human psyche and in how to help people who struggle has led me to acquire degree in Psychology from Volgograd State Pedagogical University, and Masters Degree in Community Guidance and Counseling from The University of Texas at El Paso. I am licensed as a Professional Counselor by Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists (C2566) and as a Mental Health Counselor by Washington State Department of Health (LH60252271).

Being tri-lingual (Russian/Spanish/English) and highly competent in cultural diversity has helped to offer support to individuals and couples from former Soviet Union, Latin American, US and various European and Asian countries.

My main therapeutic approach is CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). I am Level 2 certified TEAM CBT therapist. However, my training as psychologist and counselor allows me the flexibility and creativity to draw on a wide range of psychological theories and clinical evidence and to integrate other therapeutic models to the individual needs of my clients.

Specialities: Generalized Anxiety, Health Anxiety, Panic, Phobia, OCD, Depression, Insomnia, Relationship Difficulties, Cultural Issues, LGBTQI.


Joe Arcudi, LPC



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Therapist






I am committed to the healing role as a therapist. My goal is to create a secure and safe place in my office that allows patients to find their truths. I received my Bachelors in Psychology from Gonzaga University and my Masters in Counseling Psychology from Pacific University. I am licensed as a Professional Counselor (LPC) by the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists (C5362).


I believe in the power of stories. I know the healing power of having a place to share personal stories with a person who genuinely cares. When patients come into my office, I want to help them chose how they write the next chapter in their stories. I do this through person-centered and trauma-informed care, informed by cultural sensitivity. My therapy connects the stories presented in the session with the people, places, and ideas that are important to my patients and lights the way for them to connect deeply to their true selves.


My primary model of therapy utilizes principles of attachment theory to reconnect people with their values and the things that give them meaning. I also utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), Family Systems Therapy, and Strength Based Therapy. I am Level 1 certified TEAM CBT therapist.


Specialties: Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar, Relationship issues, Family struggles, Parental difficulties, Trauma.




Charlotte Parks, LMFT



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Therapist






We all need help sometimes. My education and life experiences have provided me with some useful information and tools. It would be my honor to walk beside you on your journey. I believe we are all doing the best we can with the information, energy, and wisdom we have in the moment. It is my goal to help people become less stressed and more comfortable in their mind, body, and hopefully life.


I have two masters degrees, one in movement therapy and one in clinical psychology. I have been a licensed marriage and family therapist since 2007 and am licensed in California and Oregon (T1708). My theoretical background is in Object Relations, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Motivational Interviewing. The interventions I use are based in Cognitive Behavior Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Movement Therapy, Art Therapy and Narrative Therapy. My latest tool for therapeutic intervention is Brainspotting which is similar to EMDR and has to do with eye movement and neural integration.


Specialties: BPD, Depression, Anxiety, PTSD.




Todd Veros, LCSW



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Therapist






I hold Master's degrees in clinical social work and in human sexuality from Widener University. I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) through the Oregon Board of Licensed Social Workers (license #8292).


I believe that everyone deserves to be listened to, and I understand the ways early experiences shape our present lives and relationships. I only use evidence-based modalities, and my therapeutic framework is based in trauma-informed CBT, DBT, harm reduction, and strengths-based approaches. I am Level 1 TEAM-CBT certified. Even small progress toward a goal is valuable and should be celebrated. I believe that every client is a whole person and deserves to be treated as one, not as merely their diagnosis or their demographics. What I find most gratifying in my work is seeing my clients become empowered to improve their own lives until they no longer need my help.


Specialties: trauma, anxiety, depression, interpersonal communication, healthy relationships and sexuality, LGBTQI+ issues, ethical non-monogamy, kink



Jill Reese, LCSW



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Therapist





As human beings, life can be rough at times! My goal as a therapist is to partner with you in discovering solutions, so that you may be able to know yourself better and create a more fulfilling life. My approach is strength-based, person-centered and empowering. In sessions, I intergate Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing and Narrative Therapy. I seek to provide a culturally sensitive safe place for you to share by offering warmth, empathy, and insight.


I received my undergraduate degree from Concordia University in Social Work and my graduate degree from Portland State University also in Social Work. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) by the Oregon Board of Licensed Social Workers (# L8357). I am Level II certified TEAM CBT therapist.


Specialities: Generalized Anxiety, Depression, Disabilities, Chronic Health Conditions, Bipolar, Domestic and Interpersonal Violence, Life Transitions, Stress and Coping.





Jillian Szilagyi, LCSW



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Therapist





I earned a BA in Human Ecology from Knox College (IL) and a Master of Social Work from Portland State. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Oregon (L10810). My primary theoretical foundations are ecological systems, family systems, and feminisms. I utilize Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Narrative Therapy, and I support Dual Process thinking. I come to this practice with a strengths-based, trauma-informed, and harm reduction approach. I am LGTBQ+ supportive, actively anti-sexist, and continually working to ensure an active anti-racist stance. I identify as AuDHD and am passionate about neurodivergence empowerment and equity.


Supporting educated self-determination is the focus of my practice. This process begins with listening with an active and authentic desire to understand meaningfulness from your perspective and build trust in our therapeutic alliance. In the context of your goals, we will work together to map out a realistic, you-centered plan for recovery, growth, and personal empowerment


Specialties: Depression, Anxiety, Substance Use/Codependency, Major Life Adjustment (divorce, relocation, chronic/terminal illness), Autism and ADHD support, Parenting and Single Parenting support, and Grief, Loss, and Bereavement (including Disenfranchised Grief).



Cynthia Parker, PhD



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Therapist





Welcome! This is the place for those ready to discover themself in a new way. The place for people, like you, seeking strategies and skills that enable you to go beyond surviving the day-to -day and are eager for a change that grows from the inside out.


Greetings, I am Dr. Parker, I specialize in professional and personal development assisting those interested in enhancing their lives and living a more purpose-driven life. My practice is tailored to those struggling with anxiety, stress, self-criticism, perfectionism, procrastination, and emotional overwhelm. As well as those seeking support for life transitions either professional or personal.


My trauma-informed care has benefitted many civilian first responders and veterans dealing with PTSD - and the related stress. My extensive training and experience with fidelity DBT programs help those who struggle with emotional reactivity or numbness. My work within companies, using a psychological framework, informs key insights for professionals.


There is no one-size-fits-all approach, together we will create a unique combination of strategies that serves your well-being and individual goals.


If you are feeling called to discover more of yourself and increase your skills for all aspects of life, I encourage you to call or email to set up an appointment. I look forward to meeting you.


Specialties: Insight Oriented Therapy, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Family Systems Theory, Trauma-informed Care.



Elizabeth Soliday, PhD



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Therapist





I hold a doctorate in Psychology from the University of Kansas, and I have over 25 years' experience as a psychology educator, researcher, and clinician. I approach therapy as a learning process where we work with your story to discover the possibilities it introduces.


I am well versed in a variety of evidence-informed treatments, including cognitive-behavioral, acceptance and commitment, solution-focused, positive psychology, and narrative therapy. I am Level 1 TEAM-CBT certified. I have special expertise in treating women with reproductive health and caregiving concerns, people who do care work, and people who have experienced health crises and medical trauma. I look forward to meeting you and supporting you on your journey to positive mental health.


Specialties: Women's issues, health issues, trauma, anxiety, depression.



Daniel Nishina, LPC



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Therapist





A person considering counseling is already making the first step of trying to achieve, or return to, a healthier and happier equilibrium. It would be my honor to be a support and fellow peer - to be that person on your side - in that journey of change and growth. I hope to cultivate a relationship with each client to embody trust, safety, inquiry, and honesty, so that healing change can start in the therapy room and extend into one’s life.


I am an Oregon-licensed therapist (C7318). I studied at University of California at Berkeley and University of Colorado at Denver, first becoming an LPC (Licensed Professional Counselor) in Colorado. My training and practical experience has been eclectic, touching on approaches including humanistic (relation-centered), action-centered, cognitive behavioral, narrative, and somatic. I also include in my grasp of any client appreciation for their family, social-cultural, and socioeconomic context. More recently my focus includes some emphasis on the impact of trauma.


Specialities: Life Transitions, Stress and Coping, Relationship and Communication Issues, Health Issues, Insight, Cultural and Family Issues, Trauma-Informed Care, Anxiety, Depression.