Therapists in Hillsboro, OR
Evelyn Drambarean
Pre-Licensed Professional, MA, PCA
Verified Verified
Hillsboro, OR 97124
I am deeply passionate about helping individuals who find themselves experiencing challenging life changes and transitions. They may be grappling with issues related to trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, or the complexities of grief. As a second-generation immigrant, I am also passionate about helping individuals navigate multi-generational family dynamics and commitments, while also deepening their understanding of their own identity and experiences.
I am deeply passionate about helping individuals who find themselves experiencing challenging life changes and transitions. They may be grappling with issues related to trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression, or the complexities of grief. As a second-generation immigrant, I am also passionate about helping individuals navigate multi-generational family dynamics and commitments, while also deepening their understanding of their own identity and experiences.
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Alexandra Maria Cimpan
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
Verified Verified
Portland, OR 97230 (Online Only)
Waitlist for new clients
I believe life is a sacred process in which we are meant to learn and grow. The more conscious we are during this evolutionary journey, the more we can reduce our suffering and the suffering of others. I have been supporting clients since 2014. I work with individual adults struggling with life transitions, relationships and intimacy, traumatic events, and spiritual inquiry and exploration. Through a collaborative process, we will shine a compassionate light on difficult topics that have held you back from healing past experiences and create healthier, empowering patterns.
I believe life is a sacred process in which we are meant to learn and grow. The more conscious we are during this evolutionary journey, the more we can reduce our suffering and the suffering of others. I have been supporting clients since 2014. I work with individual adults struggling with life transitions, relationships and intimacy, traumatic events, and spiritual inquiry and exploration. Through a collaborative process, we will shine a compassionate light on difficult topics that have held you back from healing past experiences and create healthier, empowering patterns.
Blossom Counseling
Marriage & Family Therapist, MA, LMFT
Verified Verified
Portland, OR 97202 (Online Only)
If you find that every day feels like an uphill battle, marked by exhaustion and burnout, you are not alone. Specializing in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma, we understand how deeply these conditions can affect your energy levels and overall zest for life. In our sessions, we will explore not only your present symptoms but also delve into how your current environment and context is contributing to current challenges as well as how past family of origin dynamics might be influencing your current relationships and personal well-being.
If you find that every day feels like an uphill battle, marked by exhaustion and burnout, you are not alone. Specializing in treating anxiety, depression, and trauma, we understand how deeply these conditions can affect your energy levels and overall zest for life. In our sessions, we will explore not only your present symptoms but also delve into how your current environment and context is contributing to current challenges as well as how past family of origin dynamics might be influencing your current relationships and personal well-being.
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