CREDN Provider Directory

Brooke approaches therapy with genuine eagerness to hear clients' stories, the desire to know their internal worlds better, and a commitment to exploring - together - how best to foster growth and healing in their lives. She will meet them whole-heartedly with compassion, curiosity, and the belief that the wisdom to heal already exists within them. For her, it’s an honor to walk alongside clients in their growth journey, and you can expect her to meet them wherever they are in the process with a warm and nonjudgmental stance. Brooke offers support through an integrative, feminist, Health at Every Size® (HAES®), and trauma-informed lens. She specializes in working with folks who struggle with disordered eating, helping them to divest from harmful cultural messages about weight/diet and reclaim relationship with their bodies' intuitive wisdom. Brooke also works with clients navigating the impact of trauma, life transitions, dissociation, and anxiety. Her work is rooted in social justice, and she strives to create safety in the therapeutic container for every person regardless of their ethnicity, race, gender, size, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, religion, and background. Brooke often uses modalities such as somatics, parts work, Gestalt, and mindfulness, though ultimately her approach will be tailored to your unique needs and goals. She is a Certified Body Trust® Provider in Training. She graduated from Naropa University's Mindfulness-Based Transpersonal Counseling program in May of 2025 and is now pursuing associate licensure in both Oregon (LPC) and Washington (LMHC).

It often seems like finding a medical provider who sees beyond the surface and takes us seriously about our health concerns is nearly impossible. As a fat, queer woman, I have experienced this as a patient and do my best to see the person in front of me for who they are and address their issues to the best of my ability. We are experts in our own bodily experience, and we also need someone on the outside to support us in seeing and navigating our health challenges. I love to work with folks to find peace in their bodies and find health that is not based in unreasonable societal expectations.

I have 30+ years of experience working with children, adolescents and adults. I specialize in women and teen issues. Parents are an integral part of treatment for children and teens. My approach is based on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) integrated with knowledge of child and adolescent development and person centered therapy. I provide psychotherapy services for eating disorders, anxiety, depression, stress, relationship issues, divorce adjustment, low self esteem, trauma and abuse and parenting concerns.

As an Eating Disorder Recovery Coach and Mindfulness Educator, I work with adults, teens and families who are journeying through recovery from an eating disorder or disordered eating. Whether you are taking your first steps, finding yourself stuck, or needing a refresher, I will help you navigate the challenges. You are not in this alone. As a recovered coach, I bring lived experience, as well as rigorous training with pioneer and eating disorder expert Carolyn Costin, and years in the field helping therapists, dieticians, and doctors guide those struggling to a place of living happier, more fulfilled lives. Are you longing for the days when you enjoyed a healthy and joyful relationship with food and your body? I am here to show you how you can have that again. Recovery is possible, and being fully recovered is too!

At Prelude, we provide evidence based eating disorder treatment in an outpatient setting to adults, adolescents and families of all genders and family constellations. Our comprehensive treatment programs include therapy, nutrition guidance, body image and therapeutic movement groups, multi-family groups and ongoing education to help our clients heal their relationships with food, body and each other. We embrace an intersectional, anti-oppression, trauma-informed approach, removing criticism and judgment so clients feel supported, nourished and hopeful about their recovery journey. Our adult and adolescent Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) meet 4 hours per day, 4 days per week at times that allow clients to continue to work and go to school.

Wilder Wellness is a group therapy practice that is here to help you redefine what wellness means to you. We help you let go of the beliefs and narratives that no longer serve you to build a more trusting relationship with food and your body. We believe that our relationship with our body and food impacts all areas of our lives, from our mental health, relationships, and our overall self-esteem and confidence. Learning to build trust and attunement with your body can feel like climbing a mountain, we know you may feel lost, scared, and uncertain. Our role is to give you the tools and navigation to support you along the way. Therapists at Wilder Wellness build therapeutic relationships through collaboration, creativity, and warmth. We are here to meet you with authenticity and compassion and engage in the therapeutic process in a way that is uniquely tailored to you. We provide quality, effective, and evidence-based treatment virtually for residents in Oregon.

I work with ALL people (size, gender, sex, race, ability, religion) who feel like a stranger within their own body, mind, and spirit. This may be due to loss of faith (deconstruction), identity work, existential questions, relational issues, chronic self neglect, disordered eating, trauma. Those who are hungering to be more attuned and embodied in their emotions, values, sense of worthiness but somewhere got lost along the way and are ready to find home again. My approach is collaborative, relational, trauma informed, and human. I draw on my own history/faith transition from Christianity for spiritual matters. I also draw from attachment based, IFS, mindfulness, gestalt and psychodynamic interventions. I support HAES (Health at Every Size) and I see age 18+ through mature adulthood. Each person has a story they can flourish in, no one has to merely tolerate life. My joy is to enter into and unearth that story with you. This is where renewal and transformation begins. Just as all people have the vulnerability of being deeply wounded, I believe we all have the capacity, resilience, and creativity to truly heal.

My practice is tailored toward high-functioning professional women who struggle with issues of overachieving, poor body image, low self-esteem and imposter syndrome. Typically, these concerns coalesce with a lack of good self-care and present in the form of over-working, putting others' needs above her own and often result in ineffective coping strategies such as emotional eating, substance use and dysregulated sleep. I work with clients to help restore balance to thoughts and behaviors, in an effort to help move them toward valued living.

Suzanne specializes in problems of eating disorders and negative body image in addition to working with adolescents (age 14+), parents, substance use disorders, anxiety, and racial identity. Her therapeutic style focuses on helping clients use self-compassion, aligning with their values, and utilizing their superpowers to live their greatest life. Suzanne has lived in Portland for 20 years, but she is a Minnesotan. She is a mom of two elementary-aged kids and has a boxer-lab mix named Oscar DoggyHoya. In her free time, Suzanne enjoys watching her children play sports, Zumba classes, and watching anything Marvel.