Welcome and Thank You for Visiting  

    Whether you have been in therapy for years or are just beginning, finding a "good fit" is the
    first step toward change.  My counseling background covers a broad range of modalities.
    I hold a Master's degree in Counseling and I have complete the two-year intensive training in
    the Hakomi Method.  I am currently assisting as a Hakomi staff member.

    Most people who reflect on their problems and gain insight find it valuable. However, it is
    studying of experience which acts as a catalyst for change to occur.  In mindfulness therapy,
    the body is used as a window into the unconscious.  My clients are guided to "feel into"
    whatever presents itself.  This style of therapy allows you to begin to experience yourself
    as you want to be.

    Suffering is part of the human condition.  Being stuck in it does not have to be.  Everybody
    has the capacity to understand their lives better in order to move beyond their pain.  This is
    something that can never be destroyed.  It may be hidden inside us or something we don't
    trust - but it is always there.

    I work with individuals and couples who are seeking to understand themselves more deeply,
    to live life more fully, and experience love and compassion.  In addition to my training as a
    counselor, I bring my knowledge and experience of meditation, nutrition, attachment theory,
    and existential psychology into the therapy process.

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    Specialty Areas:
    Individual Counseling
    Couples Counseling
    Developmental Trauma
    Relationship Issues
    Attachment Needs
    Self Esteem
    Mindfulness






    Feel free to call me today at (503) 222-3618 or email me to book a counseling session or
    to set up a FREE 30-minute consultation.


    Kerry Ogden, M.A.
    Mindfulness-Oriented Therapy

         "...the degree of love we manifest determines
    the degree of spaciousness and freedom we
    can bring to life's events..."
                                             -Sharon Salzberg