Krystal Marcinkiewicz

Biographical Info My practice is safe and welcoming to everyone. I am a fat-positive/body-positive provider. I am BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, non-binary, and poly/kink friendly, affirming, and inclusive. My therapy is secular and non-religious. I am dedicated to breaking down the stigma around mental health. I believe that everyone has a story that is valid and unique, and deserves a safe place to share it. I am passionate about my relational work with individuals who are motivated for positive change. I have developed a personal and profound appreciation for the unique qualities that each client I work with brings to their treatment and healing. I especially enjoy working with clients in cultivating body appreciation, and finding new ways to care for self on a deeper and more intimate level. We live in a society that floods us with negative messages as to how our bodies are wrong. I work with clients to decrease shame and guilt around the body, and to find safety and acceptance in taking up the personal space you have the right to comfortably occupy. I utilize the principles of Intuitive Eating and work from a Health at Every Size (HAES®) approach to provide you with support in finding peace with your body and with food. I strive to encourage you to trust your body and listen to hunger and fullness cues and assist you in rediscovering joy and satisfaction through celebrating body diversity, and rejecting diet culture, sizeism, and the "thin ideal."

Email Address [email protected]

Address 16110 SW Regatta Lane
Beaverton, OR 97006
US

Phone Number (971) 325-4852

Provider Specialization Therapist/Mental Health

Accepting New Patients? Yes

Website https://www.bekindcounseling.com/

Pronouns She/Her/They

Credentials MA, LPC, LMHC

Gender Cisgender Woman

Type of Service Individual, Couples

Ages Served Adult

Accepted Insurance Out of network

Modalities Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotion-focused Therapy, Gottman Couples Therapy

Location Accessibility ADA Accessible, Gender-neutral Bathrooms

Service Accessibility Telehealth