Fiona Everett, LPC
Independent Contractor Therapist
“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much.”
— Helen Keller
In a world that has become so isolating, let us find connection.
I enjoy working more closely with those experiencing life transitions. These events can be challenging, stressful, and overwhelming, and as you transition from one space to another, you may also find yourself on a journey of finding yourself. As we face change, we also change as people and adjusting to this can be hard at times, not just for yourself, but for those around you. Let’s move forward together on identifying, processing, and cultivating what’s important to you.
I am also very passionate about providing support to parents of all backgrounds and constellations. From partnered, to single, to divorced, to bonus/step-parenting, the changes and challenges don’t just impact our own lives anymore. The complexities are so unique that it can feel overwhelming and challenging in new and even unexpected ways. I want to help bring more awareness to and create space for you to explore what changes and supports you may be looking for to feel empowered and confident in your parenting relationships.
My counseling approach is holistic, emotion-focused, and informed through an attachment-based perspective, where relationship building, communication, and emotional expression lie at the foundation. I believe in creating an environment where you can feel safe and comfortable in sharing, exploring, and finding yourself while providing you with ongoing support and guidance to work towards your goals and desired change. Throughout my work, I consider all aspects of life to be important, worthy, and influential to your journey towards growth, as we are all shaped by so much in our environments, relationships, and culture. This is what makes us who we are.
Modalities
Attachment theory
Interpersonal
Emotion-Focused
Mindfulness-Based
Holistic
Strengths based
Person Centered
CBT/DBT related approaches (selectively)
My previous occupations have included community mental health centers, non-profits, schools, clinical day treatment centers, and national crisis support centers. I’ve worked with a range of clients presenting with various experiences, ages, and symptoms relating to anxiety, worry, depression, trauma, childhood abuse and neglect, eating disorders, self-esteem, behavioral concerns, school and academic stress, adjusting to change, family conflict, relationship issues, divorce/ separation, etc.
Through my Education I received a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Washington in 2014 and a Master’s degree in Professional Mental Health Counseling from Lewis & Clark in 2016 and have been practicing therapy ever since. I have also been licensed in the state of Oregon since 2020.
