Bekah Stines, MSPC, LPC, LMHC
Founder, Clinical Supervisor,
Certified First Responder Counselor &
Licensed Professional Counselor (OR and WA)
I am trained in S.A.F.E EMDR (Somatic and Attachment Focused) which provides a unique body centered approach to trauma treatment. I am also a Certified First Responder Counselor, with a focus in treatment of all first responders including law enforcement/federal agents, fire, EMS/EMT, dispatch, chaplains, veterans, and their family members. I am also trained in the CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management) model and offer both individual and group defusing and debriefings.
In my practice, trauma integration incorporates an eclectic mix of body centered therapies, talk therapy, Intergenerational Family Systems and Internal Family Systems work where we look at the individual history and seek to understand our experiences with the systems around us. I find it is helpful to understand how our nervous systems have been impacted by our experiences which then empowers us to make tangible changes. I work to incorporate the unique strengths of each client using interpersonal and client centered approaches which creates a gentle and safe therapeutic relationship with my clients while providing direct interventions for lasting healing. I am also trained in Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP).
I have a background in addiction recovery, community mental health, school-based therapy services, group, and individual therapy practice. My specialized training in the treatment of vicarious and complex trauma has enhanced my work as a volunteer director and trainer for a local non-profit, Mending the Soul. Additionally, I work closely with local community agencies to provide training for 1st responders and their peer support teams, CISD's , and support for non-profits who provide services for victims of commercial sex trafficking. I enjoy supporting local first responders who suffer from work-related trauma, chronic stress, and other traumas. Additionally, I love supporting family members impacted by the "first responder life". I am a first responder spouse and recognize how challenging and rewarding this life can be!
Recently, I have expanded my practice to include a master's level student intern program which provides professional services at a discounted rate to better meet the high demand for quality mental health care in our community. My background in teaching allows me the fun outlet of investment in the next generation of developing therapists.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, attending my teenager's sporting events, being outdoors (hiking, paddleboarding, exploring), and travel to new places. I also love walking with my German Shepherds, Duke and Roxy.
Areas of Specialty: 1st responder treatment, veterans, crime victims, abuse & trauma treatment/recovery, PTSD, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue/burnout, narcissistic abuse recovery, support for other therapists, attachment/abandonment issues, family systems therapy (for individuals), spiritual counseling. Supervision for interns, associates, and LPC supervisor candidates.
Populations:
Adult, Adolescent, Group therapy, Telehealth, In-Person Treatment
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Pacific Source, Providence, Kaiser, MHN, Canopy EAP, Moda, Crime Victims' Compensation, TriCare. BCBS Pending.
I am considered Out of Network for most other insurance companies and am happy to make reasonable attempts to bill for services.
Currently Accepting Clients: Waitlist only (priority to first responders)
Founder, Clinical Supervisor,
Certified First Responder Counselor &
Licensed Professional Counselor (OR and WA)
I am trained in S.A.F.E EMDR (Somatic and Attachment Focused) which provides a unique body centered approach to trauma treatment. I am also a Certified First Responder Counselor, with a focus in treatment of all first responders including law enforcement/federal agents, fire, EMS/EMT, dispatch, chaplains, veterans, and their family members. I am also trained in the CISM (Critical Incident Stress Management) model and offer both individual and group defusing and debriefings.
In my practice, trauma integration incorporates an eclectic mix of body centered therapies, talk therapy, Intergenerational Family Systems and Internal Family Systems work where we look at the individual history and seek to understand our experiences with the systems around us. I find it is helpful to understand how our nervous systems have been impacted by our experiences which then empowers us to make tangible changes. I work to incorporate the unique strengths of each client using interpersonal and client centered approaches which creates a gentle and safe therapeutic relationship with my clients while providing direct interventions for lasting healing. I am also trained in Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP).
I have a background in addiction recovery, community mental health, school-based therapy services, group, and individual therapy practice. My specialized training in the treatment of vicarious and complex trauma has enhanced my work as a volunteer director and trainer for a local non-profit, Mending the Soul. Additionally, I work closely with local community agencies to provide training for 1st responders and their peer support teams, CISD's , and support for non-profits who provide services for victims of commercial sex trafficking. I enjoy supporting local first responders who suffer from work-related trauma, chronic stress, and other traumas. Additionally, I love supporting family members impacted by the "first responder life". I am a first responder spouse and recognize how challenging and rewarding this life can be!
Recently, I have expanded my practice to include a master's level student intern program which provides professional services at a discounted rate to better meet the high demand for quality mental health care in our community. My background in teaching allows me the fun outlet of investment in the next generation of developing therapists.
In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my family, attending my teenager's sporting events, being outdoors (hiking, paddleboarding, exploring), and travel to new places. I also love walking with my German Shepherds, Duke and Roxy.
Areas of Specialty: 1st responder treatment, veterans, crime victims, abuse & trauma treatment/recovery, PTSD, vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue/burnout, narcissistic abuse recovery, support for other therapists, attachment/abandonment issues, family systems therapy (for individuals), spiritual counseling. Supervision for interns, associates, and LPC supervisor candidates.
Populations:
Adult, Adolescent, Group therapy, Telehealth, In-Person Treatment
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Pacific Source, Providence, Kaiser, MHN, Canopy EAP, Moda, Crime Victims' Compensation, TriCare. BCBS Pending.
I am considered Out of Network for most other insurance companies and am happy to make reasonable attempts to bill for services.
Currently Accepting Clients: Waitlist only (priority to first responders)
Lynsey Knapp, MA, LPC
Clinical Director &
Licensed Professional Counselor
Life tends to hand us some unexpected challenges that can catch us off guard, or even knock us off our feet. I have extensive experience helping people through a wide range of personal struggles throughout my twenty years in pastoral care ministries. Grief and loss, emotional struggles, life transitions and relational hurts rob us of our peace, leave us feeling anxious, unable to make progress, and can challenge our core identity. Trauma can create fractures to our internal world that seem impossible to get past.
Processing the journey in a safe, supportive, trauma informed environment sets the foundation for those experiences to make you stronger instead of chipping away at your heart. Therapy provides clarity and hope for difficult seasons of life and a path towards joy, peace and freedom. Everybody's healing journey looks different. We will explore your unique life story, how you got to where you are, and where your hopes are leading you into your future.
My approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems and Attachment, EMDR and Existential Therapy as it suits your specific needs as the client. I am also trained in The Safe and Sound Protocol Music therapy to assist the therapeutic process.
I am a licensed provider who holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University. Additionally, I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from George Fox University.
I have had the privilege of walking with people through life’s challenges in pastoral care for the last twenty years. I have a specialty in church systems, including their effects on our belonging, identity and purpose. I created and spoke at community groups around belonging and acceptance, and mentored groups of teens and twenty somethings for over a decade. I have experience with all ages, from teen onward.
I absolutely love the outdoors and hiking, running and kayaking in the sunshine. I am passionate about chasing the dreams that build the most beautiful, meaningful life. I believe in the value of things we can make with our hands and I have been a silversmith for fourteen years. I have also been an art advocate and have had loads of beautiful art based adventures, served on boards and volunteered for my community in the arts.
Areas of Specialty:
Abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, spiritual), Attachment disorders, Narcissistic Abuse/Family System, Anxiety, Pastoral/spiritual counseling, Wounding from Church systems, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Depression, Expressive Art therapy, Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), Existential issues/ therapy, Family of origin processing, Grief/bereavement, Interpersonal conflict/ communication support, LGBTQ supportive, Medical illness/pain management issue, Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), Trauma processing and support, Parent support and training, Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Polyvagal, and Safe and Sound Protocol (polyvagal music therapy).
Populations:
Adult, Geriatric, Group therapy, Telehealth and In-Person Treatment
Accepting New Clients: Waitlist Only
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Kaiser, Moda, Pacific Source, Providence, TriCare, Canopy EAP, Crime Victims' Compensation. BCBS Pending.
Clinical Director &
Licensed Professional Counselor
Life tends to hand us some unexpected challenges that can catch us off guard, or even knock us off our feet. I have extensive experience helping people through a wide range of personal struggles throughout my twenty years in pastoral care ministries. Grief and loss, emotional struggles, life transitions and relational hurts rob us of our peace, leave us feeling anxious, unable to make progress, and can challenge our core identity. Trauma can create fractures to our internal world that seem impossible to get past.
Processing the journey in a safe, supportive, trauma informed environment sets the foundation for those experiences to make you stronger instead of chipping away at your heart. Therapy provides clarity and hope for difficult seasons of life and a path towards joy, peace and freedom. Everybody's healing journey looks different. We will explore your unique life story, how you got to where you are, and where your hopes are leading you into your future.
My approach integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems and Attachment, EMDR and Existential Therapy as it suits your specific needs as the client. I am also trained in The Safe and Sound Protocol Music therapy to assist the therapeutic process.
I am a licensed provider who holds a Masters Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University. Additionally, I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from George Fox University.
I have had the privilege of walking with people through life’s challenges in pastoral care for the last twenty years. I have a specialty in church systems, including their effects on our belonging, identity and purpose. I created and spoke at community groups around belonging and acceptance, and mentored groups of teens and twenty somethings for over a decade. I have experience with all ages, from teen onward.
I absolutely love the outdoors and hiking, running and kayaking in the sunshine. I am passionate about chasing the dreams that build the most beautiful, meaningful life. I believe in the value of things we can make with our hands and I have been a silversmith for fourteen years. I have also been an art advocate and have had loads of beautiful art based adventures, served on boards and volunteered for my community in the arts.
Areas of Specialty:
Abuse (physical, sexual, emotional, spiritual), Attachment disorders, Narcissistic Abuse/Family System, Anxiety, Pastoral/spiritual counseling, Wounding from Church systems, Cognitive behavioral therapy, Depression, Expressive Art therapy, Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), Existential issues/ therapy, Family of origin processing, Grief/bereavement, Interpersonal conflict/ communication support, LGBTQ supportive, Medical illness/pain management issue, Obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), Trauma processing and support, Parent support and training, Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Polyvagal, and Safe and Sound Protocol (polyvagal music therapy).
Populations:
Adult, Geriatric, Group therapy, Telehealth and In-Person Treatment
Accepting New Clients: Waitlist Only
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Kaiser, Moda, Pacific Source, Providence, TriCare, Canopy EAP, Crime Victims' Compensation. BCBS Pending.
Libby Alteneder, MA, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
& Supervisor
I believe that people are resilient. I am passionate about empowering individuals to tap into their strength while honoring the very real challenges that have brought them to seek change. My mission is to help you live your most authentic life through self-exploration, healing past wounds, and ultimately coming into alignment with your core self.
I combine Internal Family Systems, Emotion Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Somatic experiencing to customize the healing process for each client. I believe that we all have different parts within us that hold their own, and sometimes conflicting, needs, wants, beliefs, and feelings. Each part of you deserves to be seen, to be heard, and to be understood. I also use trauma-informed care to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for us to explore anything you wish to bring into the room.
I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I have 8+ years of experience working with neurodivergent populations and caregivers of neurodivergent children. I have an educational background and experience in trauma, anxiety, attachment styles, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, anxiety, inner child work, and self-esteem/self-worth and I am always seeking to further my training in these areas.
I was born and raised in Washington, now living in Oregon, and am a PNW gal through and through. I enjoy trail runs, hiking, soccer, yoga, and travel when the sun is out and being curled up with my cats and a good book when it is not.
Areas of Specialty:
Trauma, Anxiety, spirituality/religious trauma, life transitions, ADHD/Autism, self-worth/confidence issues, and the LGBTQIA+ community.
Populations:
Adult, Adolescent, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, Telehealth and In-Person Treatment
Accepting New Clients: Waitlist Only
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Moda, Pacific Source, Kaiser, Providence, Canopy EAP, Crime Victims Funds, BCBS Pending.
Licensed Professional Counselor
& Supervisor
I believe that people are resilient. I am passionate about empowering individuals to tap into their strength while honoring the very real challenges that have brought them to seek change. My mission is to help you live your most authentic life through self-exploration, healing past wounds, and ultimately coming into alignment with your core self.
I combine Internal Family Systems, Emotion Focused Therapy, EMDR, and Somatic experiencing to customize the healing process for each client. I believe that we all have different parts within us that hold their own, and sometimes conflicting, needs, wants, beliefs, and feelings. Each part of you deserves to be seen, to be heard, and to be understood. I also use trauma-informed care to provide a safe, non-judgmental space for us to explore anything you wish to bring into the room.
I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology and my master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I have 8+ years of experience working with neurodivergent populations and caregivers of neurodivergent children. I have an educational background and experience in trauma, anxiety, attachment styles, Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, anxiety, inner child work, and self-esteem/self-worth and I am always seeking to further my training in these areas.
I was born and raised in Washington, now living in Oregon, and am a PNW gal through and through. I enjoy trail runs, hiking, soccer, yoga, and travel when the sun is out and being curled up with my cats and a good book when it is not.
Areas of Specialty:
Trauma, Anxiety, spirituality/religious trauma, life transitions, ADHD/Autism, self-worth/confidence issues, and the LGBTQIA+ community.
Populations:
Adult, Adolescent, Group Therapy, Individual Therapy, Telehealth and In-Person Treatment
Accepting New Clients: Waitlist Only
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Moda, Pacific Source, Kaiser, Providence, Canopy EAP, Crime Victims Funds, BCBS Pending.
Amy Kyser, MA
Professional Counselor Associate
My name is Amy Kyser. I graduated from Portland State University with a Bachelor of Science and a minor in Health & Fitness Promotion. I worked for several years in the health and fitness industry and recognized our health is more than the physical self. It encompasses all realms: emotional, mental, and spiritual realms. Finding a balance within each of these treats the person holistically and supports lifelong resiliency to withstand life’s difficulties positively. So, 3 years ago, I decided to go back to school for my master’s in clinical mental health at Liberty University to become a licensed professional counselor.
I am passionate about supporting individuals on their journey through life’s challenges to find hope and meaning in life. My experience is among first responders and their families along with 10 years of ministry experience working with a non-profit organization in an environment caring for first responders, military personnel, and their families. I want to see them thrive and not just survive the difficult challenges they face. My journey, formerly married to a police officer for 21 years, has created a purpose-filled calling to support others, especially first responders and military personnel.
I’m a certified practitioner trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) to treat psychological trauma. I’m certified in teaching Mending the Soul curriculum, understanding, and healing abuse individually, and in group therapy for those seeking a path to recovery and wholeness through a Christ-centered approach. I use a holistic approach, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, ART, and Solution-focused therapy. I provide a safe, non-judgmental therapeutic environment as well as individualized treatment interventions in a space to heal, grow, and discover positive change.
I am grateful to be a mom of three children and love spending time with my family. Our family also has a family dog. In my spare time, I love to be outside whether it’s biking, walking, or spending time at the beach. I enjoy traveling, trying new restaurants, and reading. I look forward to supporting and collaborating with you on your path to recovery and health.
Areas of Specialty:
1st responder treatment, PTSD, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, abuse and trauma treatment/recovery, spiritual counseling, divorce recovery, grief and loss, relationship issues, life transitions, resilience, anxiety and depression, phobias, and stress management.
Populations:
Adults, Adolescents over age 18, Group therapy, Telehealth, and In-person treatment.
Currently accepting clients: Waitlist Only (Priority to 1st Responders)
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Moda, Kaiser, Providence, Canopy EAP. BCBS Pending.
Amy Kyser is practicing under the supervision of Rebekah Stines LPC, LMHC
Professional Counselor Associate
My name is Amy Kyser. I graduated from Portland State University with a Bachelor of Science and a minor in Health & Fitness Promotion. I worked for several years in the health and fitness industry and recognized our health is more than the physical self. It encompasses all realms: emotional, mental, and spiritual realms. Finding a balance within each of these treats the person holistically and supports lifelong resiliency to withstand life’s difficulties positively. So, 3 years ago, I decided to go back to school for my master’s in clinical mental health at Liberty University to become a licensed professional counselor.
I am passionate about supporting individuals on their journey through life’s challenges to find hope and meaning in life. My experience is among first responders and their families along with 10 years of ministry experience working with a non-profit organization in an environment caring for first responders, military personnel, and their families. I want to see them thrive and not just survive the difficult challenges they face. My journey, formerly married to a police officer for 21 years, has created a purpose-filled calling to support others, especially first responders and military personnel.
I’m a certified practitioner trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) to treat psychological trauma. I’m certified in teaching Mending the Soul curriculum, understanding, and healing abuse individually, and in group therapy for those seeking a path to recovery and wholeness through a Christ-centered approach. I use a holistic approach, utilizing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy, ART, and Solution-focused therapy. I provide a safe, non-judgmental therapeutic environment as well as individualized treatment interventions in a space to heal, grow, and discover positive change.
I am grateful to be a mom of three children and love spending time with my family. Our family also has a family dog. In my spare time, I love to be outside whether it’s biking, walking, or spending time at the beach. I enjoy traveling, trying new restaurants, and reading. I look forward to supporting and collaborating with you on your path to recovery and health.
Areas of Specialty:
1st responder treatment, PTSD, Accelerated Resolution Therapy, abuse and trauma treatment/recovery, spiritual counseling, divorce recovery, grief and loss, relationship issues, life transitions, resilience, anxiety and depression, phobias, and stress management.
Populations:
Adults, Adolescents over age 18, Group therapy, Telehealth, and In-person treatment.
Currently accepting clients: Waitlist Only (Priority to 1st Responders)
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Moda, Kaiser, Providence, Canopy EAP. BCBS Pending.
Amy Kyser is practicing under the supervision of Rebekah Stines LPC, LMHC
Heidi Lippert, MA
Professional Counselor Associate
& Intake Coordinator
My goal as a therapist is to offer a safe, supportive, and encouraging space where you can process life’s
challenges, navigate complex emotions, and discover your inner strengths. I believe healing happens
best in a collaborative and trusting relationship, and I strive to walk alongside you with both empathy and authenticity.
In addition to professional training, I bring lived experience to my work. I understand firsthand the impact of trauma, abuse, narcissistic dynamics, difficult marriages, hostile divorces, and the complexities of parenting in such environments. These experiences deepen my compassion and shape my trauma-informed approach.
Together, we’ll create realistic, hopeful goals tailored to your unique needs. We’ll explore therapeutic tools and strategies to support your emotional well-being, strengthen relationships, and improve your overall quality of life.
I specialize in outdoor walk-and-talk therapy and use a blend of trauma-informed approaches, drawing from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Somatic & Attachment Focused EMDR, Narrative Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). My work incorporates mindfulness, body awareness, and deep listening to help you gain new insight and create lasting change.
I hold a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University, with a focus on trauma-informed care. I also hold a Bachelor of Arts in Management and Organizational Leadership and a Certificate in Behavioral Health, both from George Fox University.
Areas of Specialty: Trauma and PTSD. Abusive relationships (physical, sexual, emotional, and spiritual). Anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions. Attachment wounds and parenting support. Infertility and reproductive issues.
Populations: Adults and Adolescents. Individual and Group Therapy. Telehealth and In-Person
Sessions. Outdoor Walk-and-Talk Therapy.
Accepting New Patients: Yes
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Kaiser, Moda, Providence, Canopy EAP and Crime Victims’ Fund. BCBS Pending.
Heidi Lippert is a Professional Counselor Associate and is supervised by Bekah Stines, MSPC, LPC, LMHC
Professional Counselor Associate
& Intake Coordinator
My goal as a therapist is to offer a safe, supportive, and encouraging space where you can process life’s
challenges, navigate complex emotions, and discover your inner strengths. I believe healing happens
best in a collaborative and trusting relationship, and I strive to walk alongside you with both empathy and authenticity.
In addition to professional training, I bring lived experience to my work. I understand firsthand the impact of trauma, abuse, narcissistic dynamics, difficult marriages, hostile divorces, and the complexities of parenting in such environments. These experiences deepen my compassion and shape my trauma-informed approach.
Together, we’ll create realistic, hopeful goals tailored to your unique needs. We’ll explore therapeutic tools and strategies to support your emotional well-being, strengthen relationships, and improve your overall quality of life.
I specialize in outdoor walk-and-talk therapy and use a blend of trauma-informed approaches, drawing from Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Somatic & Attachment Focused EMDR, Narrative Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). My work incorporates mindfulness, body awareness, and deep listening to help you gain new insight and create lasting change.
I hold a Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University, with a focus on trauma-informed care. I also hold a Bachelor of Arts in Management and Organizational Leadership and a Certificate in Behavioral Health, both from George Fox University.
Areas of Specialty: Trauma and PTSD. Abusive relationships (physical, sexual, emotional, and spiritual). Anxiety, depression, grief, and life transitions. Attachment wounds and parenting support. Infertility and reproductive issues.
Populations: Adults and Adolescents. Individual and Group Therapy. Telehealth and In-Person
Sessions. Outdoor Walk-and-Talk Therapy.
Accepting New Patients: Yes
Insurance Accepted: Aetna, Kaiser, Moda, Providence, Canopy EAP and Crime Victims’ Fund. BCBS Pending.
Heidi Lippert is a Professional Counselor Associate and is supervised by Bekah Stines, MSPC, LPC, LMHC
Brandy Knutson, MA
Professional Counselor Associate
I believe that healing happens in the context of safe and supportive relationships.
Many of the wounds we carry are formed through relationships and life experiences, and meaningful healing often begins when we are given space to explore those experiences with compassion, curiosity, and care. My goal as a counselor is to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and supported as you move toward greater healing, self-understanding, and connection in your life and relationships.
As a Professional Counselor Associate, I work with adolescents and adults navigating trauma, anxiety, relationship challenges, burnout, and life transitions. I have a soft spot for working with individuals working in helping professions, first responders, veterans, and the loved ones who support them at home. As well as individuals who give deeply to others yet struggle to find space to care for themselves.
My therapeutic approach is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in attachment and systems perspectives, and has been shaped by my own journey of healing and resilience. I integrate elements of Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Restoration Therapy, while also incorporating somatic and nervous system regulation techniques. Together, these approaches allow us to explore the stories and experiences that have shaped you, understand the patterns that may still be impacting your life today, and develop tools that support greater emotional regulation, connection, and resilience.
I earned my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University and also completed a Trauma-Informed Care Certificate through the Trauma Response Institute, which included conducting graduate-level research and writing a thesis focused on the importance of training and equipping church leaders to provide trauma-informed care in their work with others.
When I’m not in the counseling office, you can often find me enjoying a good book with a cup of coffee nearby or adventuring around the Pacific Northwest with my husband and kids.
Specialty areas: complex relational trauma and PTSD, spiritual/religious abuse or church hurt, anxiety, grief, compassion fatigue/burnout, and life/career transitions.
Population: adolescents and adults, ages 16+
Accepting new patients: Yes.
Payment options: Aetna, Kaiser, Moda, Providence, Canopy EAP and Crime Victims’ Fund. BCBS Pending.
Brandy Knutson is a Professional Counselor Associate practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines MSPC, LPC.
Stephanie Davies
MFT Student Intern
I believe that the experiences we have within our families, communities, and cultures shape how
we see ourselves and the world. In therapy, I honor you as the expert of your own life while
walking alongside you to explore the patterns, stories, and meanings that influence how you
show up. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space where we can sit with the hard stuff,
reflect, and reauthor the stories that no longer serve you, helping you step into the life you want
to live.
My approach to therapy is warm, relational, and deeply human. Drawing from Narrative and
Emotionally Focused Therapy, my goal is to help my clients feel seen, understood, and
empowered. I believe that when we do the work to understand how the stories we hold shape
how we experience life, we reclaim our power and agency. When working with me, you can
expect collaboration, honesty, laughter, and gentle accountability when old patterns try to
weasel in.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Portland State University. I am currently
pursuing my Master’s in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling from George Fox University and will graduate Spring of 2027.
Between sessions you can find me on the sidelines cheering at my kids games, cuddling my rescue dog, Jo, or searching for Portland’s best iced oat milk latte.
Areas of Specialty: First responder treatment, anxiety, depression, burnout/stress, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), life transitions, low self-esteem/confidence, relationship challenges, narcissistic abuse/family system, family of origin processing, parent support and training.
Populations: Adult, Adolescent, Couples/Marriage Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Telehealth
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Stephanie is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC
MFT Student Intern
I believe that the experiences we have within our families, communities, and cultures shape how
we see ourselves and the world. In therapy, I honor you as the expert of your own life while
walking alongside you to explore the patterns, stories, and meanings that influence how you
show up. My goal is to create a safe, supportive space where we can sit with the hard stuff,
reflect, and reauthor the stories that no longer serve you, helping you step into the life you want
to live.
My approach to therapy is warm, relational, and deeply human. Drawing from Narrative and
Emotionally Focused Therapy, my goal is to help my clients feel seen, understood, and
empowered. I believe that when we do the work to understand how the stories we hold shape
how we experience life, we reclaim our power and agency. When working with me, you can
expect collaboration, honesty, laughter, and gentle accountability when old patterns try to
weasel in.
I hold a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Portland State University. I am currently
pursuing my Master’s in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling from George Fox University and will graduate Spring of 2027.
Between sessions you can find me on the sidelines cheering at my kids games, cuddling my rescue dog, Jo, or searching for Portland’s best iced oat milk latte.
Areas of Specialty: First responder treatment, anxiety, depression, burnout/stress, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), life transitions, low self-esteem/confidence, relationship challenges, narcissistic abuse/family system, family of origin processing, parent support and training.
Populations: Adult, Adolescent, Couples/Marriage Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Telehealth
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Stephanie is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC
Jimmy Yoo, MA
LPC Student Intern
I believe the therapeutic relationship is both deeply personal and a professional partnership built on trust, respect, and collaboration. Choosing to begin therapy is a meaningful step toward growth, healing, and change. I strive to create a safe and supportive space where clients of all ages feel heard, valued, and empowered to explore their experiences at a pace that feels right for them.
Therapy is an active and collaborative process. While it can lead to increased clarity, resilience, and healthier relationships, it may also involve navigating difficult emotions. My role is to walk alongside you with steadiness, curiosity, and care as we work toward the life you want to live.
My approach is integrative and client-centered, informed by both clinical mental health training and performance psychology principles. I draw from evidence-based practices that support meaningful growth, including:
I hold a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology and have over 14 years of experience supporting youth, high school, collegiate, amateur, and professional athletes in developing resilience and mental strength. I also previously served at the Positive Education Program (PEP), a day treatment center rooted in Dr. Nicholas Hobbs’ Re-EDucation model for youth and teens.
I work with individuals across the lifespan and bring the most experience supporting adolescents, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, stress, life transitions, identity development, relational challenges, and the impact of trauma. I also have extensive experience working with athletes and high performers managing performance pressures, confidence, and overall well-being.
Areas of Specialty: Anxiety, Depression/Mood disorders, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, PTSD, Attachment disorders, Anger Management, Identity development/LGBTQ supportive, Parent support and training, Grief/bereavement, Stress, Performance-related challenges
Populations: Adult, Adolescent, Child, Couples/Marriage Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Telehealth
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Jimmy is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC
LPC Student Intern
I believe the therapeutic relationship is both deeply personal and a professional partnership built on trust, respect, and collaboration. Choosing to begin therapy is a meaningful step toward growth, healing, and change. I strive to create a safe and supportive space where clients of all ages feel heard, valued, and empowered to explore their experiences at a pace that feels right for them.
Therapy is an active and collaborative process. While it can lead to increased clarity, resilience, and healthier relationships, it may also involve navigating difficult emotions. My role is to walk alongside you with steadiness, curiosity, and care as we work toward the life you want to live.
My approach is integrative and client-centered, informed by both clinical mental health training and performance psychology principles. I draw from evidence-based practices that support meaningful growth, including:
- Cognitive-behavioral strategies to understand and reshape unhelpful patterns of thinking and behavior
- Mindfulness and awareness practices to enhance emotional regulation and present-moment engagement
- Mental skills training, such as goal-setting, visualization, and confidence-building, to support both everyday functioning and performance challenges
- Relational and collaborative exploration focused on fostering insight, resilience, and meaningful growth
I hold a Master’s degree in Sport Psychology and have over 14 years of experience supporting youth, high school, collegiate, amateur, and professional athletes in developing resilience and mental strength. I also previously served at the Positive Education Program (PEP), a day treatment center rooted in Dr. Nicholas Hobbs’ Re-EDucation model for youth and teens.
I work with individuals across the lifespan and bring the most experience supporting adolescents, young adults, and adults navigating anxiety, stress, life transitions, identity development, relational challenges, and the impact of trauma. I also have extensive experience working with athletes and high performers managing performance pressures, confidence, and overall well-being.
Areas of Specialty: Anxiety, Depression/Mood disorders, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, PTSD, Attachment disorders, Anger Management, Identity development/LGBTQ supportive, Parent support and training, Grief/bereavement, Stress, Performance-related challenges
Populations: Adult, Adolescent, Child, Couples/Marriage Therapy, Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Telehealth
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Jimmy is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC
Reanna Maroon
LPC Student Intern
I am convinced that every person holds intrinsic worth and has the capacity for growth and healing. I believe that your story deserves to be heard. My passion as a therapist is hearing individuals experiences while creating a collaborative, safe, and compassionate environment for change.
I combine Family Systems Theory, Emotion Focused Therapy, and attachment-based interventions to create a holistic approach to therapy. I believe healing happens through connection. By reflecting on the systems and relationships that have impacted us, we can move towards growth and create new, healthy connections. I am committed to collaborating with my clients in their exploration of life's challenges while using trauma-informed care to provide a judgment-free environment.
I hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Biola University. I am pursuing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health from George Fox University, which I will complete in the Spring of 2027. I have 4 years of experience working with neurodivergent individuals and their caregivers. I also have 4+ years of experience working with teens in ministry settings, and am passionate about advocating for the mental health needs of these populations.
Outside the counseling office, you can find me at the beach, hiking, or spending time with family and friends. I love grounding myself in nature and connecting with those around me.
Areas of Specialty: Anxiety, trauma, depression, spirituality/religious trauma, neurodiversity, first responder treatment, and attachment wounds.
Populations: Adults, children, adolescents, group therapy, through telehealth or in-person sessions.
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Reanna is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC
LPC Student Intern
I am convinced that every person holds intrinsic worth and has the capacity for growth and healing. I believe that your story deserves to be heard. My passion as a therapist is hearing individuals experiences while creating a collaborative, safe, and compassionate environment for change.
I combine Family Systems Theory, Emotion Focused Therapy, and attachment-based interventions to create a holistic approach to therapy. I believe healing happens through connection. By reflecting on the systems and relationships that have impacted us, we can move towards growth and create new, healthy connections. I am committed to collaborating with my clients in their exploration of life's challenges while using trauma-informed care to provide a judgment-free environment.
I hold a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology from Biola University. I am pursuing my Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health from George Fox University, which I will complete in the Spring of 2027. I have 4 years of experience working with neurodivergent individuals and their caregivers. I also have 4+ years of experience working with teens in ministry settings, and am passionate about advocating for the mental health needs of these populations.
Outside the counseling office, you can find me at the beach, hiking, or spending time with family and friends. I love grounding myself in nature and connecting with those around me.
Areas of Specialty: Anxiety, trauma, depression, spirituality/religious trauma, neurodiversity, first responder treatment, and attachment wounds.
Populations: Adults, children, adolescents, group therapy, through telehealth or in-person sessions.
Currently Accepting Clients: Yes (Waitlist - beginning May 2026)
Insurance Accepted: Sliding Scale Self-Pay Rate
Reanna is a master's level student intern practicing under the supervision of Bekah Stines, LPC, LMHC