As an approved Internship site for CACREP accredited Universities, our mission is to offer our Graduate Student Interns a one year program in a private practice setting where they will be assigned to a mentor to work directly with them. This provides them with the opportunity to gain experience on how to be an integral member of the Mental Health Community as well as gaining unprecedented knowledge of how to have a successful private practice. Interns are well trained and provide competent supervised therapy for individuals, couples, families, and groups. They are able to offer these services at affordable rates.
Counseling Student Interns
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Jenn delaune
**Accepting new clients for individual, couples, and family therapy**
“I know I was born, and I know that I’ll die / The in-between is mine.” ~ Pearl Jam
How’s your in-between treating you? Are you living by your rules or someone else’s? Stuff from the past seeping into the present? Relationships not as great as they could be? Are family or work dynamics causing increased stress? Are you overwhelmed or overthinking about anything and everything? Life is beautiful, messy, and complex. Managing everything life throws at us can be challenging. Sometimes, we need an outside perspective to help us work through the complexities to shape our ideal in-between.
I’m in my final year of completing my graduate degree in marriage and family therapy at Capella University, a COMFTE-approved program. I’m here to support you in creating the life, relationships, and environments you desire, wherever your journey leads.
From an integrative therapy approach, I’ll help you navigate life’s entanglements, transitions, stress, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, family conflict, work/life imbalances, grief, and trauma. I’ve been in a committed partnership for 18 years and have experienced and understand the ebbs and flows of relationships. I also have 20+ years of corporate experience, understanding its complexities and politics to help you discover ways to prioritize yourself in that environment.
I offer a nonjudgmental and supportive space for your personal exploration. I'm available for virtual telehealth sessions, including evenings and Saturday mornings, or in person on Tuesdays at the Portland office. Contact me for a free 15-minute consultation to see if we're a good fit!
You can reach Jenn at Jenn@hopeconnectioncounseling.com or by phone at: 971-442-3934.
Supervisors: Liz Gregory LMFT, RPT-S and Shari Davison LMFT
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Kacie hull
*Accepting new clients in person or virutal, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Currently accepting new clients (children and adults) seeking support with their unique life circumstances.
I take a trauma-informed, mindfulness-based, Gestalt-centered approach that fosters awareness, mind-body connection, resilience, and integration. I believe each person is unique, with a story and experiences intertwined with their environment. In a safe, compassionate space, we’ll work together to help you access your natural healing capacity, cultivate self-compassion, and make mindful, authentic choices that extend beyond the therapy room.
Whether you’re dealing with anxiety, depression, trauma, feeling stuck, helpless, or moving through a transition - using an integrative approach tailored to your needs, I’m here to help you create the life, relationships, and environments that align with your fulfillment. My goal is to support you in finding greater ease, balance, and connection as you navigate life's joys and challenges.
I’m currently completing my Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Naropa University and have a background in early childhood education as a preschool teacher. I’m passionate about working with people of all ages, identities, and abilities. It’s a privilege to walk alongside you on your journey toward living authentically.
You can reach Kacie at kacie@hopeconnectioncounseling.com
or by phone at: 503-563-2733
Supervisors: Shari Davison, LMFT and Liz Gregory, LMFT, RPT-S
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Katy Davies
Whether working with individuals or couples, I offer support around communication concerns, intimacy issues, and family dynamic struggles. Understanding our patterns and behaviors, and what motivates and informs them, is key to fostering deeper connections and creating healthier, more fulfilling relationships! I have experience working with people of all ages, navigating work-life balance, parenthood, aging, and sexual health.
Curiosity and compassion are at the center of my practice. I draw from Narrative Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), and Internal Family Systems (IFS), to help map the impact of the problem, cocreate new narratives that include all of your parts, cultivate more secure attachments, and foster self-compassion.
I am a graduate student intern through Capella University, have been married for 15 years, and am a parent to three kids. I am supportive and encouraging, with a side of humor. I am LGBTQIA+ allied, sex positive, kink positive, and integrate cultural awareness into my professional practices. I am honored to bear witness to your stories and experiences.
You can reach Katy at katy@hopeconnectioncounseling.com or by phone at: 503-928-4495
Supervisors: Shari Davison, LMFT and Liz Gregory, LMFT, RPT-S
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sophia moss
"Perhaps everything that frightens us is, in its deepest essence, something helpless that wants our love.” (Rainer Maria Rilke, Letters to a Young Poet)
I believe that true transformation occurs when we begin to relate to our pain instead of reacting from it, staying present to whatever arises within the safety of the therapeutic container. I use an integrative approach to therapy to help clients work through intra and interpersonal barriers and expand into their most authentic selves.
I work with children and adults who are experiencing mental health or relational struggles and draw on my clinical training, including a specialized training in play therapy, to support you on your journey. My practice is heavily informed by attachment theory, trauma informed care, and queer-ecological lenses. I also specialize in working with those experiencing religious trauma. Whether you or your child is struggling with depression, anxiety, anger, or adjustment to a major life transition, I view my role as a therapist as helping to facilitate change from a place of radical acceptance and honoring your authenticity.
As a graduate student intern, I am currently under supervision at The Hope Connection, LLC (supervisor: Liz Gregory TI390).
You can reach Sophia at Sophia@hopeconnectioncounseling.com or by phone at: 971-431-8386
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steve manthe
I have dedicated my career to empowering individuals and groups in search of positive and lasting change. I believe the therapeutic journey toward a life well lived starts and ends with trust, empathy, and a shared commitment to your well-being and future success. In our work together, I will bring an integrative, goal-oriented approach to help you gain insight to your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors and to identify the steps required to achieve the life you envision. I recognize the courage it takes to reach out for help and, if we have the chance to partner together, please know you will be welcomed with the honesty, transparency, and warmth you deserve to do your best work and live your best life.
I am a student at New York University, completing an M.A. in Counseling for Mental
Health and Wellness. Prior to NYU, I enjoyed a 25-year career in various HR leadership roles where I discovered an aptitude for aiding individuals and groups improve themselves and their relationships. Now as a counselor, I am passionate about helping individuals, couples, and families navigate anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, grief and loss.
I'm also a 22-year husband, a 20-year Dad of 2, and a lifelong trail runner.
Please reach out for a free consultation to see if I’m the right fit. I look forward to
hearing from you!
You can reach Steve at Steve@hopeconnectioncounseling.com or phone (503) 966-2138
Supervisors: Liz Gregory LMFT, RPT-S and Shari Davison LMFT
