Health Allies Counseling is a group practice that focuses primarily on healing for people affected by trauma, narcissistic abuse, drug and alcohol use, and domestic violence. We serve adults, children and families and incorporate approaches that recognize the importance of healing of body, mind and soul. We are founded by Tiffany Kettermann, LPC, LMHC, CADCI.
Our primary office is part of the Everett House Healing Center. You'll find us at The Flanders House is in NE Portland at 2926 NE Flanders. This office is pet friendly and you will find several therapy dogs about! Offices are located upstairs with no elevator access. You are welcome to take advantage of discounted services at Everett Healing House before or after your appointments, or to visit the Tea House just behind our offices.
Our primary office is part of the Everett House Healing Center. You'll find us at The Flanders House is in NE Portland at 2926 NE Flanders. This office is pet friendly and you will find several therapy dogs about! Offices are located upstairs with no elevator access. You are welcome to take advantage of discounted services at Everett Healing House before or after your appointments, or to visit the Tea House just behind our offices.
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Health Allies Counseling is a group practice that focuses primarily on healing for people affected by trauma, narcissistic abuse, drug and alcohol use, and domestic violence.
Each therapist also brings their own unique interests, specializations, and ways of treating clients.
We value diversity, inclusion and anti-racism.
We serve adults, children and families and incorporate approaches that recognize the importance of healing of body, mind and soul.
We are founded by Tiffany Kettermann, LPC, LMHC, CADCI.
Each therapist also brings their own unique interests, specializations, and ways of treating clients.
We value diversity, inclusion and anti-racism.
We serve adults, children and families and incorporate approaches that recognize the importance of healing of body, mind and soul.
We are founded by Tiffany Kettermann, LPC, LMHC, CADCI.
Reaching out for help is an act of courage and of belief in yourself and your own power to heal.
You deserve to feel positive about your life, your future, and yourself, and healing and growth are possible.
Reaching out to a therapist can feel a little intimidating, but it can be the first step in claiming for yourself the life you want to live.
Since 2013, I have been working with people who have lived through a variety of types of trauma, particularly domestic/dating violence and sexual violence, and I know there is no one-size-fits-all approach to healing and growth.
You deserve to feel positive about your life, your future, and yourself, and healing and growth are possible.
Reaching out to a therapist can feel a little intimidating, but it can be the first step in claiming for yourself the life you want to live.
Since 2013, I have been working with people who have lived through a variety of types of trauma, particularly domestic/dating violence and sexual violence, and I know there is no one-size-fits-all approach to healing and growth.
Amy Schulz is a Licensed Professional Counselor in the state of Oregon, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Washington, and is a trained EMDR therapist.
The past 5 years of her work have been devoted to serving those with a history of severe and persistent mental health illness, many of whom have co-occurring substance abuse issues, coupled with severe trauma history.
Her form of attachment focused EMDR training has been able to help people repair relationships, desensitize individuals to traumatic events, and prepare them to focus on future-oriented goals.
The past 5 years of her work have been devoted to serving those with a history of severe and persistent mental health illness, many of whom have co-occurring substance abuse issues, coupled with severe trauma history.
Her form of attachment focused EMDR training has been able to help people repair relationships, desensitize individuals to traumatic events, and prepare them to focus on future-oriented goals.
Hello, my name is Bonnie Rudder.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Oregon.
I completed my training at Salem State University in Massachusetts.
I have spent the past 6 years working with individuals and families who have been impacted by traumatic experiences, loss, mental health crisis, substance use problems, relationship and family struggles, and stress.
I have advanced training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), course-work in Narrative Therapy, and in my work commonly draw from somatic, family systems, solution focused and neurodevelopmentally informed therapies.
I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the state of Oregon.
I completed my training at Salem State University in Massachusetts.
I have spent the past 6 years working with individuals and families who have been impacted by traumatic experiences, loss, mental health crisis, substance use problems, relationship and family struggles, and stress.
I have advanced training in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), course-work in Narrative Therapy, and in my work commonly draw from somatic, family systems, solution focused and neurodevelopmentally informed therapies.
My name is Jacey Bishop and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in both Oregon and Kansas.
I reign from the Midwest, having completed both my undergrad and graduate degrees at The University of Kansas (go Hawks!).
I have been working directly with survivors of domestic violence and abuse since I was just eighteen years old, starting out as a volunteer in a local shelter and never looking back since.
As a child survivor of domestic violence myself, I knew immediately that I had found my calling in life.
I reign from the Midwest, having completed both my undergrad and graduate degrees at The University of Kansas (go Hawks!).
I have been working directly with survivors of domestic violence and abuse since I was just eighteen years old, starting out as a volunteer in a local shelter and never looking back since.
As a child survivor of domestic violence myself, I knew immediately that I had found my calling in life.
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