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Angie Pyke, LPCI am a state of Oregon Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), National Certified Counselor (NCC) and the founder of Healing Roots Counseling. I am passionate about working with individuals who are motivated to make lasting change. While change can be a daunting and difficult process making the choice to begin counseling can be a powerful first step.
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The Counseling Process
We all need a place to feel safe and supported while exploring and processing life experiences. My approach to counseling is compassionate and non-judgmental. I believe each person holds within them the strength and wisdom to heal. I view the relationship between client and counselor as a collaborative opportunity to take healthy risks and lean into discomfort. Through the use of a holistic perspective we will work together to address immediate difficulties while also healing the root causes of distress.
A holistic approach to counseling allows for a deeper understanding of one’s barriers to wellness. I support clients by attending to their whole person considering the impacts of current life stressors, past experiences, environment, lifestyle, and relationships. Clients are encouraged to question deeply held beliefs and challenge rules and patterns that keep them stuck.
Through exploration of mind, body, and spirit, innate wisdom can be reawakened, providing an opportunity to uncover one’s sacred path to healing.
I utilize an individualized and trauma informed approach to counseling. I incorporate EMDR, Nature-Based, Narrative, Solution-Focused, Somatic, Dialectical and Cognitive Behavioral interventions in the counseling process. I believe it is essential for both the client and counselor to feel the counseling relationship is a good fit and an emphasis is placed mutual connection.
I understand making the choice to confront personal difficulties is not easy and would feel honored to work with you.
A holistic approach to counseling allows for a deeper understanding of one’s barriers to wellness. I support clients by attending to their whole person considering the impacts of current life stressors, past experiences, environment, lifestyle, and relationships. Clients are encouraged to question deeply held beliefs and challenge rules and patterns that keep them stuck.
Through exploration of mind, body, and spirit, innate wisdom can be reawakened, providing an opportunity to uncover one’s sacred path to healing.
I utilize an individualized and trauma informed approach to counseling. I incorporate EMDR, Nature-Based, Narrative, Solution-Focused, Somatic, Dialectical and Cognitive Behavioral interventions in the counseling process. I believe it is essential for both the client and counselor to feel the counseling relationship is a good fit and an emphasis is placed mutual connection.
I understand making the choice to confront personal difficulties is not easy and would feel honored to work with you.
Practice Areas
I specialize in working with mama's to-be, new mothers, trauma healing, stress management, mild to moderate anxiety and depression, grounding and mindfulness work, life transitions and relational difficulties.
Professional Experience
In addition to working in private practice, Angie works as a counselor at St. Charles in their Behavioral Health Department where she counsel individuals experiencing acute emotional and mental health crisis. Angie has over eight years of experience working with individuals in crisis within an emergency and acute inpatient setting.
Angie holds a masters of science in clinical mental health counseling from Oregon State University, Cascades. She is a member of the Oregon and American Counseling Associations and Postpartum Support International.
Angie has a background working with adolescents within a therapeutic setting. While obtaining my graduate degree I worked with girls struggling with behavioral and mental health challenges at New Leaf Academy, a girls therapeutic boarding school. Prior to attending graduate school I spent many years working for wilderness therapy programs with adolescents in the high desert of Central Oregon.
Angie holds a masters of science in clinical mental health counseling from Oregon State University, Cascades. She is a member of the Oregon and American Counseling Associations and Postpartum Support International.
Angie has a background working with adolescents within a therapeutic setting. While obtaining my graduate degree I worked with girls struggling with behavioral and mental health challenges at New Leaf Academy, a girls therapeutic boarding school. Prior to attending graduate school I spent many years working for wilderness therapy programs with adolescents in the high desert of Central Oregon.