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Mark Henry, MA, MEd LPC
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Mark Henry Counseling Services |
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| 833 SW
11th Avenue, Suite 925 |
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503-223-7620 x3 |
| Portland,
Oregon 97205 |
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Fax: |
503-223-3345 |
| Disabled Accessible: Yes |
E-Mail: |
mark@spinw.com |
Location: |
Downtown Portland |
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Located behind the Central
Library at the corner of SW 11th and Taylor in the Medical-Dental
Building. The southbound trolley car stops in front of the
Medical-Dental Building. The MAX train is one block away.
Occasionally, I see clients at a second office in Lake Oswego. |
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Degrees: |
Master of Education |
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Master of Arts |
Counseling
Psychology |
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Licenses: |
Licensed Professional Counselor |
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| Training &
Certifications: |
Certified by Six Seconds
as a provider of emotional intelligence training and materials. |
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| Availability: |
Routine
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| Affiliations: |
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American Mental
Health Alliance - Oregon
Oregon Mental Health Counselors Association
American Association of Marital and Family Therapists
Oregon Association of Marital and Family Therapists
Association for the advancement of Applied Sport Psychology
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Fees: |
$100 per
50 minute session for Individuals |
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$110 per session
for Couples |
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Specialization
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Relationship, blended family, and parenting issues |
Individual
and Team Sports Counseling |
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Focus of Practice
& Interests
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Relationship and Family issues using a multi-generational approach to
help identify patterns
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Sports
Enjoyment and Performance |
| Mid-life and transition issues |
Blended families, parenting and
step-parenting |
Background &
Experience
| Instructor
in Department of Psychiatry at OHSU |
16 years
experience as a High/College School Basketball Coach and Instructor |
| Advanced
Training with the Institute for Family-Centered Therapy6 |
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Patient &
Client Populations Served
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Adult (18 to 65 yrs) |
Teenage (14 to 17 yrs) |
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Orientation &
Approach
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I use
an eclectic approach that focuses on each individual’s strengths,
patterns learned in their family of origin, and mind-body techniques
to develop emotional intelligence.
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Personal
Comments
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My
experiences coaching and teaching at local high schools and Lewis and Clark
College prepared me for the transition I made into my counseling
practice. I have always been interested in helping people explore and
discover their potential through supportive relationships and
teamwork. Terrance Real, author of “I Don’t Want To Talk About It”,
and the relational-cultural model of the Stone Center at Wellesley
College have influenced me.
Three
years ago I founded the Sport Psychology Institute Northwest, (www.spinw.com).
Our mission is to provide individualized performance coaching and
sports counseling programs to athletes, coaches, teams, educators and
business, and enhance the quality of performance and lives through
physical, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual well-being. |
Articles and Papers
by Mark Henry:
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