Two Ravens Counseling LLC

I use an integrated approach of a variety of traditional Western therapy styles and strategies, as well as strategies from other world views, working with each client to form a clear treatment plan. This includes Nutritional Psychology, which aims to treat the underlying causes of mood disorders, not just the symptoms. At the client’s request, I also work collaboratively with medical professionals, spiritual leaders, or others whom the client may identify as important and helpful in their treatment plans. While I use a variety of techniques, at my core, I am a Humanist (Feminist and Multicultural emphases fit under this umbrella). This means that I believe all humans have the power within them to create change in their lives, while acknowledging there are real external forces that impact our choices. I provide a nonjudgmental, confidential space to explore all aspects of one’s life and identify areas where change can occur. What I won’t do: just sit there, nod, and ask you how you feel about that. Certifications & Specialty Training: • Nutritional Psychology • LGBTQ+ • Native American/Indigenous Psychology • Adult ADHD • Religion/Spirituality/Philosophy and Mental Health License, Education and Training: • Continually licensed as a psychologist since 2007 • Doctor of Philosophy, Utah State University, with an emphasis on Native American Psychology and Health Psychology • Professional Internship in Psychology, Colorado State University • Master of Science in Counseling Psychology, Utah State University • Bachelor of Arts in Pre-Professional Psychology with a minor in Native American Studies, University of Montana Current Memberships: • World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH) • Oregon Psychological Association