Abuse

Evoke Therapy LLC (they, them)

Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

MA, MFT, RYT, RM

In my practice, I focus on helping people recover from abuse, specializing in narcissistic abuse—also known as abuse resulting from antagonistic relationships. My approach is rooted in understanding the unique challenges survivors face, providing a safe space to explore and process trauma, rebuild self-esteem, and cultivate healthy relationships. Together, we work towards empowering clients to reclaim their lives and discover a path towards healing and resilience.

Riisa Humphrey (She/her)

Professional Counselor Associate

MA, LPC-A, NCC, CADC II

I have provided support for many different victims of abuse including adolescents and adults including domestic violence, sexual, verbal, physical, and emotional abuse. ,

Jessica Tolleson, M.A, LPC (She/Her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

For the past 10 years, I have worked with domestic violence (DV) survivors and completed trainings focused on the effects of DV, prevention and treatments. I have supported survivors as a hotline operator providing safety planning and crisis management and currently provide individual and group counseling to survivors. I help my clients overcome their daily struggles and the effects of abuse.

JoAnne White (She/Her)

Professional Counselor Associate

15 years experience with responding to victims of abuse in the field.

Andrea Love (she/her)

Student Counselor

PSS, PWS, SAPST - Counselor in Training: Lewis and Clark

I come from a background of several types of abuse: physical, emotional, sexual, religious, intellectual, and financial. My lived experience allows me to come from a place of empathy, compassion, understanding and inclusion.

Heart Thyself, LLC

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC

Narcissistic Abuse Recovery

Kaiden Craddock

Licensed Professional Counselor

LCSW

The impacts of abuse are often far-reaching and can impact major areas of human development. Experiencing abuse can decrease self-esteem and create negative perceptions of ourselves and the world around us. Creating space for individuals to empower themselves and develop skills around nervous system regulation can be crucial to healing and growth.

Haley Collins (She/Her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MS, NCC, QMHP-R

With an emphasis on confidential, personalized support, our Domestic Violence Survivor Program offers: Counseling: Experienced, master’s level counselors specializing in domestic violence recovery provide four individual counseling sessions. Support groups: Our groups cover a variety of topics, with a focus on helping survivors heal from the impact of their trauma. Crisis intervention: Our experts lead crisis intervention and support groups

Dr. Michelle Pliske (She/Her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

DSW LCSW RPT-S

Adverse experiences in early childhood and throughout adulthood contribute to a variety of health issues. I provide clinical mental health care and collaborate with allied healthcare professionals to support children, adolescents, and adults impacted by abuse and trauma.

Tristan Smith (He/Him)

Clinical Social Work Associate

MSW, CSWA

Abuse deeply impacts our way of thinking and feeling about the world. Through my vocational experience, I have observed that any form of abuse shapes our behavior and coping mechanisms. Many people turn to various endeavors to avoid confronting the trauma, perpetuating a cycle of pain and stunted growth. Developing introspection, understanding our external environment, and building internal validation are key foundational steps in reducing the impact that abuse can have on us.

Jireh Miller (She/Her)

Professional Counselor Associate

LMHCA

A concentration in Trauma and Abuse as part of my masters program combined with personal experience with emotional and spiritual abuse allows real life understanding of the shame a victim of abuse may carry, and creativity for forging a path forward.

Nicole Corbett (she/her)

Hypnotherapist

Certified Hypnotherapist and Brainspotting Practitioner

Hypnosis and Brainspotting are proven treatments for healing trauma. Working with the body-mind connection, I help clients release stuck emotions from past abuse. These processes can be intense but also gentle. You will not need to revisit old traumas in order to heal.

Dr. Tee Mayfield (She/Her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

PhD, LPC, MFT

With an emphasis on confidential, personalized support, our Domestic Violence Survivor Program offers: Counseling: Experienced, master’s level counselors specializing in domestic violence recovery provide four individual counseling sessions. Support groups: Our groups cover a variety of topics, with a focus on helping survivors heal from the impact of their trauma. Crisis intervention: Our experts lead crisis intervention and support groups

Irma E. Llanes (she/her/ella)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

I have had the privilege of participating in the healing of families whos children were removed from their homes due to abuse/neglect. I have also helped to rebuild the lives of battered women & their children, helped victims of abuse to rid themselves of the 'baggage' that often is carried as a result from the abuse. I see tremendous courage in all these clients.

Nova (Stephenie) Knutson (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC, Certified Hakomi Practitioner, AEDP level 2

The impacts of childhood or ongoing sexual, physical or emotional abuse can deeply impact one's ongoing level of safety, belonging, freedom, self-respect/esteem, spontaneity, joy and ease. Some of my deepest satisfaction comes from supporting abuse survivors in reclaiming their access to their aliveness and power.

Kristen Seghete (she/her)

Clinical Psychologist

PhD, PMH-C

Experience working with individuals with a history of childhood trauma, including physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional/psychological abuse, and neglect. Expertise with interpersonal trauma and abuse, such as domestic violence, interpersonal violence, and gender-based violence.

Allies In Change

Qualified Mental Health Professional

Allies In Change offers extensive services treating domestic violence, abuse, and anger management. We offer group therapy for survivors as well as abusive partners, which includes men's groups, women's groups, parenting groups, and an LGBTQ+ Group. We also offer DV-informed couples therapy with DV-trained experienced therapists.

Kathleen Thompson (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC, CRC

Very often people feel stuck in their work OR feel like their career has not even started. Being in a job that is a poor fit can be frustrating & even lead to depression. This impacts our personal life & relationships. Further, the rapid advancement in technology is creating new opportunities, but can seem overwhelming to know where to start. Lets put our heads together to see what is possible.

Sakura Counseling (She/He/They)

Licensed Professional Counselor

LPC

Victims often feel they are being degraded and often don’t feel their abusers see their innate worth as a human being. The abuse often centers around control and they will use many harmful techniques to maintain and/or gain control over their victims. Our clinicians have training and experience working with all forms of abuse and together we can create a safe space for you and break the cycle of violence.

Melinda Norman (She/Her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

Recovery from child, spousal, and often times abusing ourselves. I work with generational trauma where we work on understanding the effects that parents and grandparents with mental health issues have had on your life.

Leslie Magana (she/her/they)

Marriage and Family Therapist Associate

R9859

Trained by Dr. Chris Huffine at Allies in Change in abuse intervention services for individuals and couples through one on one services and group therapy.

Jenna Washburn (she / her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA: Mental Health Counseling - Specialization in Addictions

I specialize in treating clients who have experienced narcissistic abuse over their lifetime. The term narcissistic abuse is used to categorize the way a person experiences emotional abuse and manipulation when in a relationship with someone exhibiting narcissistic behavior. This “relationship” does not necessarily have to pertain to a romantic partner. It could also be with a family member, a friend, a coworker, or any other important relationship that is impacting your life.

Heather Lokteff

Licensed Professional Counselor

I have experience working with individuals who have left abusive situations or have experienced childhood abuse. I am Level 1 Internal Family Systems (IFS) trained. I work with individuals who are processing past hurts and reconnecting with a sense of safety and a calmer nervous system. Early in my career I worked with children in foster care and the DHS system as a play therapist. I feel my work with children informs me daily in my work with adults who have experienced abuse as a child.

Amanda Roberson (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

Abuse is defined as the cruel and violent treatment of a person. Abuse can be psychological, emotional, verbal, sexual, or physical and may have long lasting effects depending on the type and duration of the abuse.

Shawna Oliver, LCSW (she/her)

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

LCSW

Any form of abuse can have long-term implications on how individuals feel about themselves and those around leaving a feeling of isolation and depression. Sometimes all it takes is a safe place to begin to process and heal.

Sophie Toolanen (she/her)

Licensed Professional Counselor

MA, LPC

I am fully trained in EMDR (Eye-Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). EMDR is an effective approach for shifting core negative beliefs about self and freeing you from negative effects of past trauma, including abuse and neglect. I also use IFS, an approach aimed at healing wounded parts of self, that get in the way of self-compassion, and easing rigidity of protective, yet self-defeating, defensive mechanisms.