Professional Counselor Associate
MA, NCC, registered associate
Supervisor: Lisa Aasheim, PhD
Expressive arts therapy for burned-out women & misfits ready to reconnect with who they are—no art skills needed.
Client Status
503-703-5186
Teletherapy Sessions
Portland, 97239
Rate: $180
Provides free initial consultation
Provides telehealth services
Practicing Since: 2020
Languages: English
My clients feel stuck, overwhelmed, or disconnected from themselves. Many are women in midlife who’ve spent years putting others first and are now wondering, “What about me?” If you crave self-expression, clarity, or confidence, expressive arts therapy helps you break old patterns and reconnect with who you truly are.
Specialties
Sometimes words aren’t enough. Expressive arts therapy weaves together visual art, movement, music, storytelling, and creative play to help you process emotions, release stress, and gain clarity. You don’t need to be an artist—just open to exploring new ways to heal and grow.
Growth happens when you experience something new, not just talk about it. Experiential therapy helps you break old patterns through hands-on, interactive techniques like art, movement, role-play, and creative expression, allowing for deep emotional shifts.
Feeling overwhelmed? Mindfulness-based therapy helps you reconnect with the present moment, shifting your focus from constant thinking to embodied awareness. Using breathwork, movement, and creative expression, I’ll help you find ways to feel more grounded and at ease.
Specialties
Your mind won’t stop spinning, your shoulders are tense, and you’re tired of overthinking everything. Expressive arts therapy helps you shift out of your head and into the present moment—through movement, art, and creative exploration that brings more calm and clarity.
Tired of shrinking, people-pleasing, or second-guessing yourself? I help women break free from self-doubt and reconnect with self-trust, confidence, and joy—without pressure to get it “right.”
You’ve always been the “strong one”—but it’s taken a toll. I support women navigating midlife burnout, identity shifts, and the emotional labor of caregiving and overfunctioning.
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