I’m a counseling intern currently working toward a second Master’s degree in Professional Counseling. I also hold a Master’s in Jungian and Archetypal Studies and a Bachelor’s in Philosophy. As a member of the Oregon Psychoanalytic Center, my work is deeply rooted in psychodynamic and psychoanalytic perspectives. I bring a thoughtful, depth-oriented approach to the therapeutic process, grounded in my belief in the transformative power of the therapeutic relationship. I’m passionate about supporting adults and couples who are seeking meaningful, lasting change.

Rachel Doran, MSW, CSWA, is a Clinical Social Work Associate

dedicated to supporting individuals across Oregon in their pursuit of balance, peace, and

fulfillment. She offers a safe, non-judgmental space where clients are encouraged to explore

their emotions and experiences.

Rachel works with adults of all ages, from young adults to seniors, employing a compassionate

approach that empowers clients to cultivate self-awareness, self-compassion, and self-love. She

is particularly passionate about assisting individuals dealing with anxiety, depression, grief, and

PTSD/trauma.

Her therapeutic practice integrates Jungian techniques, such as Active Imagination and Dream

Work, providing a holistic experience that helps clients navigate their inner world and gain

insight into the patterns and beliefs that influence their emotional well-being. Rachel's work is

grounded in the belief that healing emerges from connecting and integrating all aspects of the

self, promoting long-term growth and personal transformation.

In addition to her core areas of expertise, Rachel has a special focus on supporting populations

such as individuals navigating adoption or foster care, those on the autism spectrum, and

people with developmental disabilities or head injuries. She is also experienced in working with

first responders, military veterans, and members of the LGBTQ+ community.

Outside of her practice, Rachel enjoys hiking in Forest Park, painting, cooking, and gardening,

activities that provide her with creative and restorative outlets.

I’m a warm, collaborative clinician integrating psychodynamic, transpersonal, and somatic approaches. My work includes dream analysis, play therapy, and a focus on trauma, PTSD, narcissistic and borderline dynamics, and child development. I offer an attuned, grounded space for healing and transformation, always with curiosity, care, and a little room for magic.

Lou Largier

M.A., PGDip (Couns. & PsychTH), BSc.(Psych & Phys.).

I'm a qualified psychotherapist who enjoys working with both individuals and couples. My approach is inspired by Eastern philosophies, depth psychology and evidence-based modalities, such as Process Oriented Psychology and Emotion Focused Therapy. My style is intuitive and integrative, helping you reconnect with your authentic self, uncover deeper pathways for healing and bridge your inner and outer worlds in meaningful and transformative ways. 

Together, we’ll approach challenges with curiosity and compassion and work in a way that honours your unique needs and goals. Depending on what resonates, our sessions may involve a synthesis of talk therapy, imagination, somatics, role-play and dreamwork, or they can be more practical with a focus on psychoeducation and skill development.

I bring a diverse experience to my practice, including life coaching, performing and visual arts, and Biodynamic Cranial Therapy. I aim to create a space where you can feel seen, heard, and supported. My approach is holistic, and I believe in honoring the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. Together, we will explore what safety and trust mean for you, helping you to integrate unresolved concerns, meet unaddressed parts of yourself, and develop new perspectives that lead to meaningful goals. I integrate a variety of therapeutic modalities to meet you where you are. Whether you are working through grief, anxiety, relationship dynamics, or life transitions, I am here to walk alongside you.

Lex Rafael is currently working toward her master’s in counseling with a focus on depth psychology. She is big on parts work (IFS), body-based inquiry, narrative therapy, active imagination, and dreamwork as means by which to guide a client toward a richly textured felt experience of themselves in the present moment.

Hello, my name is Amalie Weil. As a student at Pacifica Graduate Institute, the foundation of my training is a person-centered and depth-psychological approach. My intention is to provide a safe, non-judgmental environment to support an exploration of Psyche. In other words, what’s coming up for you and why now? I believe that our problems are the gateway to our soul and that by embracing our whole selves we are able to fully embrace life. I work best with individuals who are interested in a process of self-discovery through insight, experience, and relationship. In addition to providing talk therapy, I also sprinkle in somatic and imaginal exercises and often speak in the language of parts-work. I’m very much looking forward to meeting you.