Thoughtful Counseling Group
Thoughtful Counseling Group
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Message from Deanna:
"It is our goal at Thoughtful Counseling Group to serve the needs of our community using only evidence based modalities of treatment for our clients' care. My approach to counseling is compassionate, non-judgemental, respectful and person-centered. My goal is to create a safe space where each person can share, grow, and heal. Whatever difficulties you may be experiencing, they do not define who you are."
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Message from Jessica:
"I use different techniques to help you better understand how past experiences are interfering and affecting your present. We will work together in identifying those patterns of behavior passed from one generation to the next that are creating hurt or leaving you in a never-ending loop. As human being we have the great capacity to take our experiences in life and create meaning that can either empower or disempower us. My goal is to help you gain the skills that will empower you to create positive meaning; help heal old wounds, and take charge of your life."
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Message from Andrea:
"Going through life can involve a lot of unexpected feelings and experiences. My therapeutic approach is warm, compassionate, client centered, collaborative, and a safe space to explore your thoughts, feelings, trauma, and life experiences as you move forward in life. I am from the Pacific Northwest. I love coffee, airplanes, traveling, spending time with my family, and being outside. I look forward to partnering with you wherever you might be starting from. "
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Message from Dion:
"I offer appropriate resources for everyone and want to make sure, at all times, that my clients feel safe to focus on their mental health needs. I believe that getting to know the whole person and meeting them where they are is the best way to grow and heal. I am looking forward to walking through this life journey with you through caring and compassion as our guide. Things that make us different are the things that make you special."
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Message from Dan:
"Trauma comes out in many different ways for the individuals I treat. Let's put together the goals that best suit your goals and life to best help you get better and feel better."
Quarazine Orato, MS, LMHCA
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Message from Quarazine:
"I am dedicated to fostering a supportive and secure environment for all my clients, prioritizing their well-being. Through diligent efforts, I strive to establish a positive atmosphere conducive to personal growth. My primary objective is to collaboratively facilitate the journey towards self-improvement, ensuring that each client's voice is consistently acknowledged and valued."
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Message from Annie:
"I am truly looking forward to meeting you and discovering how we can best collaborate. I'm grateful to assist in your journey towards positive change. With a focus on personalized support, understanding, and creativity, we can work together to untangle life’s problems and come to a place of healing and growth."
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Message from Roger:
"Life is a gift and is meant to be lived to the fullest. My desire is to help my clients discover what this means to them and to help overcome the obstacles keeping them from living their best life."
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Message from Justine:
“My goal is to support and empower my clients to achieve their goals in an environment that emphasizes respect, trust, confidentiality and compassion."
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Message from Jaclyn:
"I strive to be a trusted advocate for my clients, helping them embrace their authentic selves, practice healthier thinking, and develop the skills to navigate life's events and inevitable changes. My goal is to help each individual through collaboration to recognize their worth and capability for change and transformation, supporting them in pursuing a fuller and more abundant life."
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Message from Amy:
"Therapy is a journey, not a destination. It's a process of self-discovery and growth that can take time and effort. There will be times when you feel stuck or discouraged, but it's important to remember that progress is not always linear. I strive for therapy to become a catalyst for lasting transformation, empowering my clients to navigate the complexities of life with greater clarity and confidence."
Robbi Robertson, MSW, LICSW
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Message from Robbi:
“Going through life can involve a lot of unexpected feelings and experiences. My therapeutic approach is compassionate, client centered, collaborative, and a safe space to explore your thoughts, feelings, trauma, and life experiences as you move forward in life. I look forward to partnering with you wherever you might be starting from.”
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Message from Dakota:
"It is my priority to create an authentic experience of growth, I will walk alongside you on this journey as you gain a deeper understanding of yourself and your needs. Collaboratively, we will work to build confidence in navigating life’s challenges and pave the path for you to thrive!
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Message from Mackenzie:
"My goal is to create a safe space for my clients to express, uncover, and discover the many facets that make up their unique being. Through compassionate, authentic conversation, we can work together to heal old wounds, mend broken relationships, and establish new, healthy thought patterns. "
Angela Meach, MA, LMHCA
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Message from Angela:
"My objective is to assist clients in constructing their abilities. I want to create a collaborative safe space for clients to grow and recognize their potential. Through a healthy therapeutic relationship, I hope to assist in my client’s healing journey. You matter and deserve to be here."
Ruth Muta, MA, LMHCA
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Message from Ruth:
"I strive to provide personalized compassionate and supportive care based on a strong foundation of empathy and understanding.In collaboration we explore possibilities that foster self awareness and Challenge limiting belief."
Christa Rossi, MA
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Message from Christa:
“My mission is to provide a respectful, compassionate, safe environment in which I can help people navigate their complex worlds and achieve their counseling goals so that they may thrive as they journey through the rest of their lives.”
Roger Stanton, MA
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Message from Roger:
“My aim is to provide a safe place for people to process through life's obstacles in a way that leaves them feeling heard and hopeful. Through a collaborative therapeutic relationship, we will gain an understanding of what health improvements could look like.”
Shyla Oliver, MA
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Message from Shyla:
“Counseling is very collaborative, and my style is no different. I look forward to working with children, adults, and families so we can work as a team and come up with the best treatment plan possible. My goal is to help you gain skills that you can take and apply to your life in order to facilitate healing and growth. I want to see my clients take control of their lives and feel empowered in doing so.”
Robyn Scharf, MA (MFT)
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Message from Robyn:
“I aim to help you better understand your own emotional patterns and those of your loved ones, fostering healthier communication, stronger bonds, and more peaceful dynamics. By drawing on my expertise in attachment and emotional regulation, I offer insight and guidance to individuals, parents, and families seeking meaningful, transformative change in a safe collaborative environment.”
Julie Easley, MA
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Message from Julie
“I am passionate about helping individuals navigate life’s challenges and achieve their goals through compassionate, respectful, and supportive care. My approach is collaborative and client-centered, focusing on exploring challenges, developing coping skills, identifying strengths, and improving wellbeing.”
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About Jesse Trout :
Jesse Trout is thrilled to be part of our therapy clinic team. With a solid background in administration and customer service, she loves helping our clients feel right at home. She moved here from Canada and has a soft spot for animals. When she’s not working, you’ll probably find her diving into a good book, spending time with her cats or getting lost in a video game.
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About Kolten Immel:
Kolten Immel received his bachelor's degree in psychology from Washington State University. He has a few years of experience working in the mental health community, and he is looking to go back to school to obtain his masters degree in counseling psychology. He has experience working with adolescents through depression, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. He brings a compassionate, insightful, and calm presence to our practice. Kolten is currently one of our wonderful receptionists and soon hopes to assist our therapists in biofeedback therapy.
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Message from Stacy:
I strive for exceptional service and excellence in whatever I do. I aspire to drive the company's growth and prosperity.
About Stacy Collins:
US Army veteran with 15 years of service. Holds a Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Administration. Has a broad background in human resources, office administration, and management. Extensive competence in leadership, business operations, customer and employee relations. Plans to become a Director of Healthcare Administration someday.
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About Eric Brown:
Mr. Brown is responsible for the coordination and management of Thoughtful Counseling Group's general building security, safety, maintenance, and welfare of occupants. He oversees the day-to-day activities in the building and the repairs of the facilities.