Coaching

Carrie Ivy (she/her)

Professional Counselor

Coaching offers fresh outlooks and perspectives, as well as support and new ideas. Growth and change are imperative to forward progression, and since those times tend to be the toughest, it's my honor to offer support and encouragement. Through process-oriented techniques, we will explore your high and low dreams and what is looking to happen next.

David Hanna

Licensed Professional Counselor

With the current state of the world, sometimes results need to be immediate. We don't always have time to explore the roots of our challenges. Coaching can be a great way to tackle a problem at face value and get it taken care of and behind you.

Nancy Pearson, LCSW

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Coaching is another way of describing problem solving. It is generally delivered by someone who has experienced the very thing they are assisting with. The coach has mastered both information and technique and can use the experience thus gained to help others do their best in the field of endeavor. Let me be a source of experience for you to draw on as you work to make your family uniquely yours!

Katrina Clark (she/her)

Clinical Social Work Associate

MSW, CSWA

Coaching is an interactive process that helps you identify and achieve personal and professional goals. I utilize a holistic, solution-focused approach to help you grow and maximize your performance and success in any area of life. I'm like your personal trainer for life, taking you to the next level financially, personally and spiritually.

Lolo Haha (he/him)

Somatic Practitioner

M.A., Dipl. PW

Through my training at the Process Work Institute, I learned how to take realizations, new ways of seeing, and breakthroughs in therapeutic work in the direction of day-to-day integration. My practice uses integration of these in-session realizations as well as more traditional coaching in helping clients to consider their path forward in tangible ways and in ways that can help them to succeed.

Dr. Ryan Lloyd

Clinical Psychologist

I coach parents and families towards their goals with a solution-focused, skills-based approach. For example, for families with a child with a new ADHD diagnosis, I enjoy coaching them towards improved structure, routines, parenting techniques, and problem solving barriers.

Skyler Johnston

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

Coaching allows one to bring about positive changes in their life more quickly and efficiently than they might on their own. Coaching makes use of collaborative goal formation, problem solving and accountability.

Susan Lehman (she/her)

Reverend

CPDT

I have received training at the Coaches Training Institute in San Rafael, CA in the co-active coaching model.

Brittany Eide

Licensed Professional Counselor Intern

I have am a Certified Relationship Coach. It is my aim to assist clients in reaching their goals in any relationship in which they feel they need guidance and support. My training was based off of the principles of interpersonal intelligence.

Derica Waller (She/her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

MSW, LCSW

Coaching techniques include clarifying your values and goals and the action steps that will bring these goals to life.

Katie Playfair, LPC (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC (OR and Tx) LMHC (WA)

Some of my clients need support in exploring their values, career directions, or simply making progress in a part of their life they feel stuck on. I use an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy approach to coaching, whether it's career coaching, ADHD coaching, or partner coaching for the loved ones of people with OCD, ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, etc.

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Licensed Professional Counselor

Coaching is not therapy or consulting, so the focus is not on “treating” or advising. We are companions on a journey that I am familiar with, and my role is to listen deeply, asking questions that help you look deep inside yourself to find your own answers and strengths.

Felicia Turner

Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner

Achieved by moving a functional individual toward a higher level of functioning by helping them realize their full potential. I am gifted in a way of allowing individuals to see the best version of themselves and to aid them in seeing their inner greatness.

Elizabeth Price (she/her)

Professional Counselor

M.A. Clinical psychology

Life coaching shifts the stories we tell about ourselves and each other away from pathology, aka the something here is bad/wrong story line. I am a counselor with 17 years experience but have found that we are all most powerful when we tell our stories from 'what matters and what works' instead. I invite you to experience this radically yet subtly different frame of reference with me.

Sasha Rosenfels, MA, LMFT (She/her)

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

LMFT

With expertise in parenting children ages 4-11, I will more directly support you in developing tools and mindsets to address you and your children’s specific behavioral and relational needs.

Megan Miller (she/her)

Licensed Marriage Family Therapist

LMFT, Holistic Coach

I offer a coaching series that is six sessions over three months with an emphasis on action towards your unique goals. This is a more structured approach to personal growth whereas therapy is an open-ended process of exploration that may cover a wide range of topics and goals. While the structure to therapy is different, we can always incorporate solution-focused work into our time together. I love supporting motivated clients who are ready for change and looking for a growth oriented approach.

Ashley Huddleston

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

I utilize Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) for children ages 2-6 with behavior problems such as tantrums, defiance and aggression toward others. The 15-week course of therapy focuses on relationship enhancement as well as discipline strategies to improve behavior, and emphasizes concrete skill-building, live parent coaching and home practice.

Gia Buckberg

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Much of my therapeutic approach is derived from the life coaching perspective. We return to our common connections by loving, honoring and valuing ourselves and others. Wonder, curiosity and inquiry are the source of all learning. I believe awareness is the precursor to choice. Finally, contribution based on purpose generates true fulfillment and that connection is the wellspring of creativity