ANDREW HAUCK

ANDREW HAUCK (he/him)

Professional Counselor Associate

MS

Supervisor: Dr. Peter Addy, PhD

I help you improve self-esteem and self-awareness to grow closer to your whole, authentic self and live the life you want to.

Client Status

accepting clients

Contact

5039746261

At a Glance

Me

Rate: $120

Provides free initial consultation

Practicing Since: 2024

Languages: English

Services

  • Individual
  • Teen

Insurances Accepted

  • Out of Pocket
  • OHP CareOregon/HealthShare

My Ideal Client

You want to reach your potential, feel good about yourself, and live your best life. You feel insignificant, isolated, or empty. You’ve lost your sense of purpose, feel dissatisfied. The future is scary, the past shameful. It’s hard to let go of anger, you lash out. Your relationships are lacking, need healing. You’re held back by procrastination, weighed down by grief. It's hard to meet people, dating is harder. You lack allies or support. You're just miserable, and don't know why.

My Approach to Helping

I'm an Existential Humanist. My process involves evidence-based techniques and mindfulness practice, drawing inspiration from Frankl, Jung, and Rogers, as well as existentialism, transpersonal psychology, and eastern philosophy. I can provide preparation and integration work for those curious about psychedelics-assisted therapy. Additionally, I can help with writing!

My Personal Beliefs and Interests

Our civilization is hostile to good mental health, so I believe we need to show some compassion for ourselves. Whatever is going on, whatever happened, you don't have to bear the weight alone. Never mind the shame and stigma! Our values are all made up by those who came before us, and you should live your one life in the way that makes you, now, feel fulfilled, loved, and authentic. I am an ally of all genders and sexual orientations, and I consider myself a Feminist. I support psychedelics-assisted psychotherapy and research.

Issues I Treat

Specialties

  • Abuse External link

    People with abusive and controlling behaviors can change when shown compassion and given a judgment-free space to examine their thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. We address the deep-seated beliefs, thought patterns, and historical traumas that cause people to become abusive, and learn how to shift towards an anti-abuse mentality.

  • Self-Esteem External link

    We can improve your self-esteem by exploring your strengths, finding your purpose, and discovering what is or isn't meaningful to you. By practicing mindfulness and improving self-awareness, it's easier to know yourself, and thus love yourself.

  • Men's Issues External link

    I know there are a lot of things that are difficult to talk about as men, especially with other men. What we're taught about strength and weakness makes it difficult to open up and talk about our true, underlying feelings. It makes it hard to even know what those feelings are. There is a lot that society expects of men, much of it contradictory and outdated. No topic is out-of-bounds.

  • Anxiety External link

    Fear is a powerful tool of survival, but we don't need it as often as our mind seems to think! By understanding the source of our fears, we can learn to conquer them. By getting in touch with your strengths, you can learn to face your fears with curiosity and creativity.

  • Loss or Grief External link

    It's hard to find support when you're grieving. Many people just don't know how best to support you, and maybe it feels like they're avoiding you. We all need to deal with grief in our own way, and, together, we'll figure out what that looks like. If you're weighed down by the loss of someone or something, or even if some victory has come at a cost, we can learn to keep on living.

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