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Tara OConnor
Pronouns She/Her
Credentials DNP, PMHNP-BC
Bio Healing is intimidating. It invites you to create new pathways in your brain, new patterns in your daily habits, and new ways of being with yourself. I believe in a therapeutic relationship as the cornerstone to creating space for health, healing, and personal growth. We will collaborate on a whole person approach to your mental health, including whether or not medication management is right for you. I am passionate about providing high quality, trauma informed mental health services through medication management and psychotherapy. My practice focus includes anxiety, mood disorders, improving one's relationship with food/body (Health at Every Size), supporting expecting and postpartum parents, and providing care to fellow health care providers. -Email is my preferred method of initial contact-
Address 4300 NE Fremont St.
City Portland
Phone 816-974-7570
Katie Rogers
Pronouns she/her
Credentials RDN, LD
Bio Katie is a non-diet registered dietitian specializing in helping clients heal their relationship with food and body. She works with a variety of clients including: eating disorders and disordered eating, chronic dieting, body image and weight concerns, pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes, lipid disorders, sports nutrition and more. While she practices with an individualized approach, Katie's foundational philosophy of instilling trust, honor, and flexibility with food stands true for all. Her private practice is currently accepting new clients. She is licensed in both Oregon and Washington.
Address 2143 NE Broadway
City Portland
Phone 4792000581
Lydia Fredeen, RD, LD, CD
Pronouns She/her
Credentials RD, LD, CD
Bio Hi there! I’ve been practicing as a dietitian for over eight years and have worked in primary care settings where I supported individuals with various nutrition-related health concerns as well as eating disorder treatment centers at the residential, PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program), IOP (Intensive Outpatient), and outpatient levels of care. I practice nutrition counseling with an anti-diet, intuitive eating, and HAES® approach. This means that I uphold the belief that food is not black and white and that people in larger bodies deserve equal treatment in society, including healthcare. Additionally, I support and align with the fat liberation movement by acknowledging the systems within our society that oppress fat individuals and by participating in dismantling these systems. I am also passionate about providing care to people of all backgrounds and identities. It is important to me to create a space that is safe, welcoming, and inclusive for everyone and every body. In working with individuals with diverse backgrounds, I feel it’s important to acknowledge the various forms of privilege I have as a white, cis-gendered, able-bodied, straight-sized person. Because of my own privilege, I realize that I do not share the lived experience of everyone I work with, which is why it is important to me to listen to your story and understand who you are as an ally in your journey and pursuit of healing. In addition to working with individual clients, I also offer supervision to dietitians looking to enhance their eating disorder recovery and anti-diet nutrition counseling skills.
Address 7831 SE Stark St
City Portland
Phone 5036015127
Website https://new-leaf-nutrition.com/
Kenz Taggatz, LPC
Pronouns They/Them
Credentials LPC
Bio After growing up in the Midwest, I moved out to the West Coast to complete my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a minor in Women’s Studies from San Diego State University. Following graduation, I moved up to Portland, Oregon where I earned my Master of Arts in Professional Counseling. I chose Lewis and Clark not only for its verdant tree-covered campus, but because the programs and coursework emphasized building a therapeutic practice grounded in social justice and anti-oppression. Additionally, I completed the Lewis and Clark Eating Disorders Certificate Program which included numerous courses in that specialty area, covering topics such as Health at Every Size (HAES), mind-body connection, and the diagnosis and treatment of eating disorders. As part of my graduate program, I completed an internship with a local eating disorder treatment center where I had the opportunity to work with adolescent and adult clients of all genders at the Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) levels of care. Following my graduation from Lewis and Clark, I had the privilege of staying on as a Primary Therapist there before being given the opportunity to help open a new adult Residential Treatment Center (RTC). Several theories and paradigms inform my practice, many of which you can see listed in the “Therapeutic Toolbox” section below. I allow my passion and curiosity to guide me in pursuing new trainings, community discussions, justice work, and other opportunities for personal and professional growth. Ultimately, my approach to therapy is rooted in compassion, connection, and curiosity. I also bring plenty of playfulness, humor, and authenticity into the therapeutic space and encourage clients to do the same. I hope to walk with you in your growth process and help you recognize your inherent strength, resilience, worthiness, and wisdom. Your experience is unique, and you are the expert on your life. Our work together will benefit from mutual, reciprocal openness and honest communication. Engaging in therapy is hard work, and I want to acknowledge the time, energy, and courage that it takes for you to commit yourself to this process. I look forward and am honored to work with you in your pursuit of growth, healing, and liberation. TOOLS IN MY THERAPEUTIC TOOLBOX Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) Attachment Theory Couples Erotic Flow Creative Expression Eco-Therapy concepts Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) Internal Family Systems concepts Intersectional Feminist Therapy Janina Fisher’s Model of Structural Dissociation and “Transforming the Living Legacy of Trauma” framework Language of Emotions Mindful Self Compassion Narrative Therapy Polyvagal Theory Somatic therapy concepts Strengths- and Passion-Based
Address 6118 SE Belmont Street
City Portland
Phone 503-298-6848
Website https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists/kenz-taggatz-portland-or/1447049
NW Pediatric & Family Nutrition
Pronouns she/her
Credentials RDN, LD
Bio We are a team of weight inclusive, non-diet dietitians supporting those with eating disorder recovery, disordered eating, and intuitive eating. We support parents to raise children with a healthy relationship with food and their bodies.
Address 1730 SW Skyline Blvd
City Portland
Phone (971) 319-1288
Website https://www.nwpfnutrition.com
Center for Change
Bio Center for Change is a place of hope and healing that is committed to helping those suffering from eating disorders break free and fully recover. The Center offers intensive treatment for eating disorders and co-occurring issues, including a specialty program for co-occurring diabetes (ED-DMT1), and provides a full continuum of care: Inpatient, Residential, Partial Hospitalization Program, Intensive Outpatient Program, and Outpatient services. Located in Orem Utah, Cottonwood Heights (Salt Lake City) Utah, and Boise Idaho, serving females in Inpatient and Residential, and all genders in PHP, IOP, and Outpatient. Accredited by The Joint Commission, AdvancED, and TRICARE® certified. 888-224-8250 http://www.centerforchange.com
Address 1790 N. State Street
City Orem
Phone 888-224-8250
Website https://centerforchange.com/
Carrie Holloran
Pronouns She/her
Credentials LPC, LMHC
Bio I see individuals who are experiencing feelings of depression, anxiety, body image issues, relational distress, spiritual issues, grief/loss, and eating disorders. Many of my clients are trying to cope with the effects of trauma in their life in addition to feelings of insecurity, perfectionism, self-hatred or shame. If any of this sounds like you, I want you to know that you are not alone and counseling can help. It takes great courage to seek counseling, and I can help you develop insight into yourself, learn new tools for coping, find your voice, and seek healing from your past. Additionally, I have over ten years of experience working with clients in eating disorder recovery and utilize a Haes and intuitive eating informed approach to recovery and treatment. My counseling approach is holistic and informed by the relationship between mind, body and soul. I strive to provide a compassionate and hope-filled experience for each of my clients. I draw from EMDR, IFS, attachment, and psychodynamic therapy, while also utilizing other tools tailored to each individual I work with. I am committed to helping you restore and live fully into who you are created to be and I would be honored to walk with you during this part of your story
Address 2000 NE 42nd Ave
City Portland
Phone (503) 422-8168
Website http://www.carrieholloran.com
Azur Jafari
Pronouns they/them
Credentials Licensed Psychologist, PhD
Bio I am a licensed clinical health psychologist who provides teletherapy to clients in Oregon and Washington. Practicing since 2014, I earned my Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 2020 and completed my predoctoral and postdoctoral generalist training in integrated primary care through the National Psychology Training Consortium. I have experience working in partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient programs, and outpatient care for individuals recovering from eating disorders. My focus is on working with individuals who experience anxiety, eating and body image concerns, are exploring matters related to culture, sexuality, gender and neurodivergence (Autism, ADHD, Gifted, 2e), and who are facing family of origin concerns such as, intergenerational trauma, estrangement or disownment. I practice from the perspective of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and incorporate a combination of approaches including DBT, IFS, exposure, and psychedelic preparation and integration. I identify as a neuroqueer, gender-nonconforming second-generation Puerto Rican Iranian. My passions and experiences are rooted in working with adults (18+), LGBTQIA2s+, BIPOC, creatives, neurodivergent people (ADHD/Autism/Gifted/2e), and people living in marginalized bodies.
Address N/A
City Port Orchard
Phone 516-500-2065
Website https://www.shifttherapy.org