Hello!

I’m glad you’re here! My name is Sienna (she/hers), and I am an art therapist and professional counselor associate.

I primarily utilize humanistic existential and somatic therapy approaches when working with clients. Simply meaning that I recognize that we are two humans coming together with the intention of navigating the intricacies of your life. I utilize a trauma informed lens and body awareness within my practice, as trauma lives in the body and can affect us in unique ways.
While this is my primary lens of treatment, I adapt to each client and their individual needs, meeting each person where they are at. I believe that therapy is a collaborative effort and my role is simply to help you feel empowered and informed in the choices you make. I take into account each client's background, identities and values into a culturally aware and competent lens as I move forward with treatment.
 

Beyond my training as an art therapist, I have also completed trainings in domestic and sexual violence through the Oregon coalition against domestic and sexual violence, (OCADSV). I have training in suicide prevention and intervention through ASIST, as well as multiple courses in trauma. I completed my masters in art therapy through Lewis and Clark in 2023, and am now working towards my dual licensure as a registered art therapist (ATR) and as a licensed professional counselor (LPC). I am supervised by Jordan Hubchik, LPC, LCAT, ATR-BC. In the future I look forward to becoming certified in EMDR and gaining my certification as a doula!

Outside of my therapist role I love to play cello, crochet and create art. Lately I've been inspired by creating nature sun prints! I have an ever growing collection of plants, as well as a feisty black cat named olive.

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Treatment areas that I work in include:

• Anxiety 

• Depression 

• Suicidal ideation/self harm 

• Grief 

• Trauma

• Life transitions 

• Disassociation/
  depersonalization 

• Mood disorders 

• Death and dying 

• Emotional regulation 

• Boundary setting 

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