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Jennifer Lopas, LCSW, LLC
| 1020 SW
Taylor St., Suite 250 |
Work: |
503-250-1188 |
| Portland,
Oregon 97205 |
Voice
Mail: |
503-250-1188 |
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Fax: |
503-536-6450 |
| Disabled Accessible: Yes |
E-Mail: |
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| Location: |
SW Portland |
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My office is
located in the Jeffrey Center, 1020 SW Taylor Street in Downtown
Portland across from the Main Library, 2 blocks from the MAX stop at
Galleria/SW Morrison & 10th Avenue. |
| Degrees: |
Masters |
Social Work |
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Licenses: |
Licensed Clinical Social Worker |
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| Training &
Certifications: |
I
am currently earning certification in Mentor-Coaching from
MentorCoach, LLC. I have accomplished the initial
requirements for Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor II.
On the job training as a group facilitator working with
chronic medical conditions and clients with chronic pain management
issues while working in outpatient clinics at
Legacy Health System.
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| Availability: |
I am
routinely able to offer my existing clients weekly session. I am
available to meet with new clients within a week of the contact
call. I see urgent
clients within 72-hours. Due
to family demands I am unable to guarantee crisis or emergent
appointments. When
scheduled to be available, I will attempt to contact new and
prospective patients within 3 hours.
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| Affiliations: |
American Mental
Health Alliance - Oregon |
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National Association of Social Workers |
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Fees: |
Initial Evaluation/Assessment (80 minutes)
$150 Psychotherapy
sessions
(30
minutes) $65
Psychotherapy sessions
(50 minutes) $100
Psychotherapy sessions
(80 minutes) $135
There is a $25 service charge for NSF/Returned checks.
Documentation – varies dependent on request, please
inquire
Note:
I do provide some sliding scale fees for clients who cannot
afford the above fees.
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Specialization
| Addictions
and the impact of addictions on relationships |
Clients
who have mental health issues as a result of chronic medical
conditions |
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Couples
therapy and women’s health issues |
Focus of Practice
& Interests
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Goal Accomplishment & Personal Growth
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Stress, Anxiety & Depression |
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Relationships & Intimacy
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Mental
health issues related to having a chronic medical condition
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| Addictions & the impact addictions have
on the family & core relationships |
Women’s Health
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Grief & Loss
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Challenging Life Transitions
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Background &
Experience
| I have been a mental health therapist for over 10 years |
Dual diagnosis clients and their families in both a hospital based
outpatient chemical dependency treatment |
| Community based chemical dependency treatment program
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Medical social worker serving adults with chronic medical conditions and
pain management issues. |
| Private practice for six years |
Mental health group practice
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Patient &
Client Populations Served
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Adults
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Adolescents
(15 to18 years
old |
| Couples and
family therapy |
Personal
coaching |
Orientation &
Approach
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Here are some of my guiding assumptions:
- You
already possess the seeds of everything you need.
- You
are the expert and
hold the answers about you within you.
- Mental
health treatment is often about building or restoring one’s
inner compass.
- Therapists
who cannot express passion and joy cannot aid others in doing
so.
- Psychotherapy
is about finding a way to move through life that is fulfilling,
meaningful, and satisfying.
I am trained in a wide variety of approaches
to therapy. Since each
person comes with unique needs and goals for therapy, our work will
be tuned to what you want from the process.
In order to be an effective therapist and coach, I am
committed to continuous personal growth and self-awareness. At all
times, the best interest of my clients remains my primary focus.
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Personal
Comments
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I believe we all have the capacity within us to overcome the most
difficult challenges, heal from the most painful life experiences
and achieve our most valued personal goals.
I work with a broad range of issues and goals.
I enjoy working with older adolescents and
adults, who want to make positive changes to improve their well
being, strengthen their relationships with others and establish
practices that enable a satisfying and meaningful life. |
Articles and Papers
by Jennifer Lopas:
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