what type of therapy?

​I hold a special focus on marriages and couples with extensive training in relationship counseling, and am trained through Level Three of Gottman marriage therapy, considered the gold-standard in researched and effective relationship counseling. I am also a Bringing Baby Home Educator for the Gottman Institute.

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For individuals and couples, I practice person-centered psychotherapy. I also practice Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy for individuals. In a compassionate, non-judgmental space, you'll find support to explore your feelings, gain clarity, and uncover your strengths. This approach focuses on you - your unique goals, experiences, and potential.

 

free consultations?

I understand that getting started with this kind of work can be overwhelming, and a bit nerve-wracking, so brief, 15-minute phone consultations are available for new clients, as scheduling allows. The aim of these calls is to determine, for both of us, the best fit for your needs. Some clients know they want to proceed without an introductory call. If that's you, feel free to schedule an 80-min session as a couple, or 50-min session as an individual. You may book all three types of sessions by filling out this form. I will respond by the next business day.

 

​can i call?

To keep client fees lower, Still Space Therapy does not provide a telephone receptionist, but you may leave a voicemail at 971-925-8480. Existing clients are able to connect with Emily through email and the online portal messaging feature. Prospective clients may book a free 15-minute consultation as noted above.​​

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do you take insurance?

​Insurance is not accepted, but I do offer limited sliding scale pricing (see below).

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price per session? 

 

50-minute individual therapy is billed at $135. For couples, 80-minute sessions are billed at $190. For couples needing to keep the price lower, I offer 50-minute sessions for $135. Typically, however, couples prefer 80-minute sessions to allow a bit more work to be done, which is also in alignment with the Gottman Method protocol. ​​​​