Erin Moline, Portland Therapist & Couples Counselor | Welcome

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Welcome

If life is feeling like more than you can handle, finding a good therapist can be key in finding some room to breathe. Together, we can turn overwhelm and fear into personal growth and a new way of being in the world.

Therapy and Counseling are not all about the past and its problems. It is how we work with the past in the present that defines our life today.

The change that occurs in therapy is both obvious and subtle, immediate and long-term, simple and profound. When we slow down and finally face ourselves, amazing things happen: hidden energy surges forth, life begins to feel more vibrant and exciting, and we find that solving problems isn't as important as feeling empowered and comfortable in being who we truly are.

I work as a therapist in Portland, Oregon at , Confluence, to provide individual therapy & couples counseling to people who are seeking to understand themselves more deeply and to live life more fully. I especially enjoy working with women to find that center from which we can discover true happiness and self amid the pressures of this world.

In addition to my training as a counselor and therapist, I apply my knowledge and experience of meditation, mindfulness, and extensive training in existential-humanistic psychotherapy in the process of therapy. I bill many insurance plans as an "out-of-network" provider.

About Erin

I hold a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology from the Lewis & Clark Graduate School of Education and Counseling. As a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in Portland, Oregon, I work to provide a safe and relaxed atmosphere where my clients can explore and discover the hidden depths of their own lived experience.

I love what I do and find the work continually surprising, challenging, and inspiring. I hope you'll contact me so that we can explore working together.

Contact Erin

503.241.6505
ERIN@ERINMOLINE.COM

Confluence Clinic
506 SW 6th, Suite 801
Portland, OR 97204

Multnomah County Crisis Line:
(503) 988-4888
(800) 716-9769
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