Gabriel McCoy, LMFT holds a B.S. from Belmont University in Nashville, TN, and a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in neurofeedback, a powerful technology used to treat a number of brain-related dysfunctions including ADHD, OCD, depression, anxiety, migraines, tics, autism, Asperger's, autoimmune disorders, trauma, addictions, traumatic brain injury etc.  Gabriel enjoys working with an array of clients including individuals, couples, families, teens and children. He has extensive training and experience in play therapy and personality testing and has worked in a variety of clinical settings for over 15 years. Gabriel takes a balanced approach to therapy, integrating Christian Theology and Psychodynamic Theory. 

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Gretchen Ferreira, LMFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who received her M.S. in Behavioral Science and B.S. in Psychology from the University of Houston at Clear Lake. Since 1997 Gretchen has worked in a variety of settings including private practice, county mental health, long term care facilities, a group home (which she anaged),  and was a co-owner of a business that helped individuals learn to communicate more effectively and work as a team. She has also worked as part of Medford Women’s Clinic to help women and families develop better skills, self-care and communication and overcome depression and anxiety. Gretchen has a special calling to help women who are struggling in their pregnancies or with infertility, for women transitioning into parenthood, and for women who are entering into the "empty nest" phase of life. Gretchen also incorporates neurofeedback into her practice as an adjunct to therapy, especially for clients who have experienced significant trauma. 

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Darnel Scott, LMFT, completed her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University, Abilene TX and she is also a certified Neurofeedback practitioner. She has done extensive training in the field of Neurofeedback and enjoys the results this modality brings to her clients, especially those who struggle with ADD and ADHD. Darnel is passionate about families and marriages and enjoys working with these clients to reach their goals. Her approach is focused on systemic results and is convinced people can accomplish the change they want to see in their lives.  Darnel addresses a broad range of emotional and psychological issues using a variety of clinical techniques. Her goal is to create a safe environment where clients can grow and heal. She has worked with all ages and is especially skilled in treating step-family dynamics, depression, anxiety, behavioral parenting issues and marital issues.

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Greg Rich, LMFT is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and ordained minister. He received his Masters Degrees in Divinity and Marriage and Family Counseling from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA. Greg’s training focused on family systems and he has received additional training in Theophostic Prayer Ministry.  Greg has counseled in a number of settings in the Rogue Valley. Since 2001, he has served as one of the Pastors of Table Rock Fellowship overseeing their Restoration Ministries. Greg works with individuals, couples and families, addressing depression, anxiety, anger, spirituality and the "lies" that keep one trapped in self-destructive or

counter-productive behaviors. He also works with couples, families and adult survivors of childhood abuse.

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Kathleen Compton, MA is a licensed professional counselor & licensed marriage & family therapist who received her Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from George Fox University. During her internship at the Center for Family Development in Eugene, she counseled individuals, couples and families with issues such as depression, anxiety, low

self-esteem, work/financial stress, relationship conflicts and parenting concerns. She has also worked with teens in crisis at Lane County Juvenile Detention, helping them identify personal strengths and healthy coping skills. Kathleen has a heart for work that promotes healthy functioning in individuals and families. Her approach is strengths-based and relationally focused. As a former youth mentor program specialist, Kathleen enjoys working with teens and has experience and training in play therapy. She also offers workshops for parents and spouses interested in improving family communication and connectedness. Kathleen integrates Christian principles and psychotherapy for clients seeking this approach.

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Laura Stanislawski, NCC, LPC, received her Master’s in Mental Health Counseling from Southern Oregon University. She has worked with clients with issues of aging, grief and loss, anxiety, depression, anger, sleep problems, and domestic violence. She is particularly interested in helping women understand and remove themselves from the cycle of domestic violence as she volunteered for six years with Community Works’ Dunn House (a women’s shelter for victims of interpersonal violence) before returning to school.  She has facilitated groups through WinterSpring Center, a grief and loss support network. Laura uses a psychodynamic perspective to help people gain freedom from their past trauma and wounds and is trained in EMDR.

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Carl Reimer, LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and an ordained minister.  He served as a pastor for 34 years, and is currently serving 5 businesses as a Workplace Chaplain in the Rogue Valley. He received his B.A. in Psychology from Southern California College, and his M.A. in Counseling Psychology from National University.  He has counseled in various settings as a pastor, police chaplain, hospice chaplain, and as a Military Family Life Counselor on military bases in America and abroad.  He has an extensive background in marriage and family issues, and enjoys working with individuals, couples, families and teens.  He specializes in adjustment to change, grief and loss, challenges in relationships, marriage and pre-marriage, parenting and family, career and work related issues, and spirituality.  Carl’s therapeutic approach in counseling is to offer God’s truth, hope, and love to help heal, guide, and restore emotional health.  His life’s work scripture is:  “May the God of hope fill you with joy and peace in your faith, that by the power of the Holy Spirit, your whole life and outlook may be radiant with hope.” Romans 15:13

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(121 NE A St. Grants Pass OR 97526)

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Melanie Lute

M.A./LPC/Clinical Associate

Melanie Lute is a Licensed Professional Counselor. She received her Masters in Counseling from Oregon State University. Melanie is a trained Neurofeedback practitioner and firmly believes is the effectiveness of this treatment for helping those with trauma, PTSD, anxiety, depression and migraines, among others. Melanie also incorporates play therapy into her practice with children and adolescents. She enjoys working with clients of all ages focusing on resolving an array of life's challenges including anxiety and depression, trauma, transitions, including the LGBTQ community. A former school counselor, Melanie enjoys working with school-aged individuals and their families. Within her practice, she includes her extensive knowledge of health and wellness and utilizes techniques from cognitive-behavioral therapy, narrative therapy, neurofeedback, play therapy and attachment therapy. 

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Dr. Dane Anderson, Ed.D, is a Licensed Professional Counselor. He received his Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern Oregon University and is an EMDR trained clinician. Dr. Anderson enjoys working with both adolescents and adults, and has worked with clients dealing with anxiety, PTSD, depression, anger, and family conflict. He applies depth psychology, family systems, and solution-focused approaches to therapy. Dr. Anderson is passionate about helping clients develop the self-awareness and nonjudgmental curiosity needed to navigate the inner world. He welcomes faith and spirituality as an instrumental element of the therapy process and sees personal wholeness as an endeavor worthy of heartfelt pursuit. He believes that discovering and befriending fragmented parts of one’s personality is necessary to break free from cycles of unhelpful thinking and dysfunction. Dr. Anderson earned his doctorate in Sport and Performance Psychology from University of Western States and enjoys helping athletes and performing artists unlock their full potential through mental skills training.

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