Tegan is a compassionate and skilled therapist dedicated to supporting individuals navigating both mental health and substance use challenges. She holds a Master of Social Work degree from Portland State University and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Oregon. Since 2016, Tegan has worked in Lane County’s behavioral health field, gaining extensive experience with diverse populations. In therapy, Tegan fosters a nonjudgmental, curious, and collaborative space where clients can explore their experiences with authenticity and self-compassion. She believes in meeting people where they are and empowering them to shape their own healing journey. Her approach is strength-based and person-centered, drawing from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Narrative Therapy to help clients rewrite unhelpful narratives and cultivate self-awareness. Outside of the therapy room, Tegan enjoys spending time with her partner and their moody poodle, diving into creative projects, and exploring new places. To recharge, she loves playing video games, listening to music, reading, and experimenting in the kitchen. NPI#1609311653

Jenna is a queer, neurodivergent, licensed professional counselor who is passionate about using their strengths to build community and help others navigate an ever-changing world. Jenna holds a master’s degree in clinical mental health counseling from Oregon State University and a bachelor’s degree in biology from Western Colorado University. They also completed courses of study in massage therapy and in the Hakomi method of mindfulness-focused, somatic psychotherapy. Jenna’s approach to mental health care is eclectic, holistic, and innovative while remaining firmly grounded in current neuroscience. Jenna worked in inpatient behavioral health care for over six years and is highly trained in crisis intervention and de-escalation techniques. Jenna also worked as a massaged therapist for 17 years and embraces the body as an expressive, self-regulating tool. Through mindful attention and simple embodiment exercises, she helps others explore their physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual realms. Jenna uses the Hakomi method to help others uncover core beliefs, process unresolved trauma, and explore limiting patterns. Jenna relishes her connection to the natural world. She uses concepts of EcoWellness to help others access and deepen their connections to nature—and by extension—access and deepen their connections to themselves. Jenna’s therapeutic framework also draws from CBT, DBT, Third-wave Feminist, Anti-racist, and Relational-cultural approaches. Jenna works to examine her own privilege and intersectionality, and to understand how these impact her, her clients, and the counseling relationship. She is committed to the inclusion of all people and believes discussions about power dynamics can facilitate clarity, empathy, and equity in relationships. Jenna is trained and experienced in the areas of depression, anxiety, grief and loss, trauma, relationships, sexuality, gender identity and expression, spirituality, psychosis, attachment, addiction, and life transitions. Jenna is middle-aged, currently able-bodied, and a special variety of neurofunky. An activist at heart, they have worked to promote justice as a forest activist, street medic, hospice volunteer, environmental educator, and supporter of indigenous rights. Jenna loves paddleboarding; hiking and backpacking; birding and general nature-nerdery; drag artistry and all things gender-bendy; the beauty of language; wolves and wolfdogs; silliness; and “surfing” (i.e. getting tossed around in ocean waves). One of Jenna’s greatest joys is walking alongside others, holding deep gratitude for the honor of joining others’ therapeutic adventures. NPI#1366922213

Bee is a Clinical Social Work Associate who brings warmth, authenticity, and deep compassion to their work. They hold a Master of Social Work from Eastern Washington University and have supported clients across a variety of mental health settings over the past three years. As a therapist with lived experience, Bee understands the courage it takes to show up and begin the work of healing. Bee is passionate about creating inclusive, affirming space for LGBTQIA2+ individuals and has a growing clinical interest in eating disorder recovery and supporting neurodivergent clients. Their approach is collaborative, strength-based, and person-centered, drawing from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to help clients build self-awareness, cultivate resilience, and connect more deeply with the life they want to lead. Outside of the therapy room, Bee enjoys crocheting, reading, and excitedly sharing facts about marine animals. They can often be found curled up with their cat, watching movies with their chosen family, and holding true to their belief that life is about more than surviving, it’s about thriving. NPI#1780421313

Scott is a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate with a Master of Science in Counseling from San Francisco State University. He works from a humanistic, person-centered, and trauma-informed perspective, drawing from EMDR, Internal Family Systems (IFS), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and other client-centered approaches. Scott believes deeply in the healing power of the therapeutic relationship. He brings a steady, respectful presence to his work and honors the courage it takes to begin therapy. His goal is to create a safe, supportive, and nonjudgmental space where clients can explore their experiences, connect with their emotions, and move toward meaningful growth. Scott holds an intersectional lens and recognizes that each person lives within complex systems and holds multiple identities—including race, culture, gender, sexual orientation, ability, and spirituality. He tailors his approach to honor each client’s unique story, values, and goals. Before becoming a therapist, Scott spent over a decade in higher education, focusing on academic and career counseling. That work sparked a lasting curiosity about people’s inner worlds and life paths, something he now brings to each therapeutic relationship with openness and care. He meets clients where they are and invites them to explore at their own pace. Outside of work, Scott enjoys spending time with his family on the Oregon coast, experimenting in the garden, chasing after his dog, helping his son build LEGO creations, watching films, and listening to an ever-evolving mix of podcasts. NPI#1225246531

Cindy believes that healing happens in safe, compassionate spaces where we feel seen, heard, and empowered to be our authentic selves. She brings a grounding presence and a deep respect for each person’s lived experience, offering therapy that is rooted in authenticity, resilience, and connection. With over 16 years of clinical experience, Cindy supports teens, young adults, adults, couples, and families navigating life’s challenges. Her work draws from a systemic lens—recognizing that we are shaped by our relationships, communities, and the broader social systems around us. She holds space for clients to explore the impact of family dynamics, life transitions, trauma, and systemic inequities, with the goal of fostering insight, growth, and meaningful change. Cindy is trained in Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and has extensive experience supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, PTSD, panic, OCD, grief and loss, self-injury, and suicidal ideation. She also brings a depth of understanding to working with clients, navigating eating disorders and chronic or serious medical conditions. In her work with couples and families, Cindy focuses on rebuilding trust, nurturing intimacy, and restoring communication. A longtime Eugene local, Cindy’s heart is rooted in the Pacific Northwest. She met her spouse at the University of Oregon in 2001, and together they are raising two young children and two beloved fur babies. When not reading stories with her kids, she can often be found in a spin class. She enjoys physical connection with the outdoors and nature, art, music, singing, and cooking meals to share with those she loves. NPI#1104001528

Molly holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Oregon and is working toward her goal of becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker by pursuing a Master of Social Work degree. She is a Qualified Mental Health Associate–Registrant (QMHA-R) certified by the Mental Health and Addictions Certification Board of Oregon (MHACBO). Molly is passionate about supporting individuals on their mental health journeys and brings a calm, compassionate presence to her work. She is committed to fostering a safe, welcoming, and affirming environment where clients feel seen and understood. Molly values walking alongside clients as they discover their strengths, build new skills, and find meaningful ways to navigate life’s challenges. Her approach is rooted in curiosity, compassion, and deep respect for each person’s unique path. Outside of her work at Fjord, Molly enjoys experimenting with new recipes, caring for her “mini jungle” of houseplants, diving into books, and discovering new podcasts. NPI# 1194616771

Molly holds a Master of Social Work from Colorado State University and comes to Fjord with rich clinical experience across hospital, emergency department, and acute psychiatric settings. She has helped many navigate crisis, trauma, and life altering transitions, supporting people when they are most vulnerable and in need of compassionate guidance. Molly believes therapy is most effective when it is collaborative, a space where therapist and client walk side by side on a journey toward growth, healing, and new possibility. She values a team based approach, partnering with clients, families, and other providers to support the whole person. She draws from a range of evidence based modalities, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), and Solution Focused Therapy, and tailors each session to meet clients exactly where they are. Her style is warm, compassionate, and down to earth, grounded in the belief that we are all learning, growing, and finding ways forward together. When she is not in session, Molly cherishes time with her family and their small dog, and seeks adventure outdoors, especially surfing and exploring the beauty of the Pacific Northwest. NPI#1366812281

Patrick is a Professional Counselor Associate who holds a Master of Counseling degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Oregon State University–Cascades. He has worked with clients from diverse backgrounds navigating identity development, trauma, perfectionism, social anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. Patrick is passionate about helping people understand the stories that have shaped them, reconnect with their sense of self, and move through periods of uncertainty with greater clarity, courage, and compassion. He values balance, humor, and intentional living, and believes that growth often comes from the small, everyday choices that move us closer to who we want to be. Patrick approaches his work through a relational, trauma-informed, and humanistic lens, with a deep appreciation for the complexity of each person’s story. He draws on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), parts-work, narrative approaches, and somatic awareness to support clients in developing psychological flexibility and living in alignment with their values. Grounded, curious, and non-judgmental, Patrick believes that people are doing the best they can while also carrying the capacity to grow, heal, and create meaningful change. He is especially committed to culturally attuned, inclusive care, and strives to create a therapeutic space where clients feel respected, empowered, and fully seen in the context of their identities and lived experiences. Outside the counseling room, Patrick enjoys reading, hiking to waterfalls, futilely cheering on the Minnesota Vikings, and spending meaningful time with friends and family, ideally around a table with a good board game. NPI#1235004755

Kim is an experienced healthcare innovator with a professional and educational background in business development and administration. As a co-founder of Fjord Counseling, Kim has drawn from her experience in the healthcare industry and her passion for the community to ensure that the clinics business model puts people first and delivers quality care on the leading edge. In her free time, Kim enjoys spending time and adventuring throughout the Pacific Northwest with her husband Todd, their two amazing daughters.

Kirsten has dedicated her career to addressing the intersection of behavioral health, medicine, and the social determinants of health. She has extensive experience working in primary care, population health management, and rural healthcare, with a deep passion for serving marginalized and underrepresented communities. Her work has spanned roles in both Federally Qualified Health Centers and Oregon Health Plan Coordinated Care Organizations, where she led program restructuring efforts and helped design innovative wraparound care models to better serve rural Oregonians. Kirsten also played a pivotal role in the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, managing large-scale vaccination events to ensure equitable access to care. In addition to her leadership in program development, Kirsten has managed teams of healthcare professionals, Traditional Health Workers (THWs), and care coordinators, bringing a collaborative and equity-focused approach to her work. She has also worked with Oregon Health & Science University, further expanding her expertise in healthcare systems and interdisciplinary team management. Kirsten has a strong interest and background in research and data-driven approaches to care, leveraging analytics and evidence-based strategies to improve health outcomes and drive meaningful system change. She is a Qualified Mental Health Professional-Registrant (QMHP-R), certified by the Mental Health and Addictions Credentialing Board of Oregon (MHACBO). She earned her Master’s degree in Biomedical Sciences from the University of Auckland and holds Bachelor’s degrees in Education and Art from Gonzaga University. When not working, Kirsten enjoys road and mountain cycling, spending time with her dog Marli, and indulging in her love for reading, quilting, and crochet.

Tabetha is an accomplished healthcare professional with a diverse background in patient care coordination, insurance verification, and human resources. Her experience in managing various aspects of healthcare operations reflects her versatility and proficiency in adapting to dynamic work environments. With a solid foundation in healthcare administration and customer service, Tabetha has honed her skills in task management, effective communication, and ensuring quality patient experiences. Outside of her professional life, Tabetha enjoys snowboarding and lakeside getaways with her partner. She eagerly looks forward to the holiday season, treasuring the time spent with her extended family. These activities provide her with a sense of joy, relaxation, and cherished memories.