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 Diane Moskowitz, LPC
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4000 Kruse Way Place, Building 2
Suite 330 |
Work: |
(503)
624-2737 |
| Lake Oswego,
Oregon 97035 |
Voice
Mail: |
same |
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Fax: |
(503) 624-7976 |
| Disabled
Accessible: Yes |
See my Web page on the Baur
Clinical Associates
site |
Location |
Kruse Way
corridor |
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About
2/3 mile from the I-5 and Hwy 217 interchange |
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Degrees: |
Master of
Arts |
Counseling
Psychology |
Licenses: |
Licensed
Professional Counselor |
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Certified Mental Health Counselor (Washington) |
| Advanced
Training & |
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Certifications: |
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Availability: |
Routine and
Urgent |
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Affiliations: |
American Mental
Health Alliance - Oregon |
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Oregon
Counseling Association
Oregon Mental Health Counseling
Association
Oregon Mental Health Counseling
Alliance |
Fees: |
I charge $110 for
individuals, $120 for couples. I am willing to negotiate fees, by
request, depending on my clients' financial
circumstances. |
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Sliding scale
fees negotiated on request |
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Specialization
| Anxiety Disorder |
Depression |
| Sexuality/Sexual Disorders |
Marital and Relationship
Problems |
Focus of Practice
& Interests
| Psychotherapy with individuals and
couples |
Relationships and couples issues |
| Sexual problems, sexuality, intimacy |
Mood disorders |
| Post Traumatic Stress Disorder |
EMDR |
| Family of origin work |
Sexual and childhood
abuse |
Background &
Experience
| M.A. in Counseling Psychology, 1986 |
Independent Private Practice |
| Group Private Practice |
Columbia River Mental Health Services -
Outpatient individual and group therapy |
| Clinical Supervision |
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Patient & Client
Populations Served
| Older Adolescents (16-18 yrs) |
Adults (18-65 yrs) |
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Orientation &
Approach
| My job is to
help people achieve their goals. If we can do that in a brief,
problem-focused or solution-focused manner to my clients'
satisfaction, then we're done. But if we need to peel away
some layers to find out where the obstacles to success lay, then I
will take a more developmental, psychodynamic, or family of origin
approach.
I engage actively in a
healing process with my clients. I am always searching for the
right questions that will help my clients think about themselves and
their problems in a new
way. |
Personal
Comments
I bring to my work
the richness of my own life experience. I graduated college
with a BA in psychology in the early seventies, but then spend my
20's having great fun making and selling pottery. In my 30's
it became clear to me that I needed to be more engaged with people
in my day-to-day work, so my long-term interest in psychology
brought me back to graduate school.
I've experienced family
life in several forms. I'm now in a second marriage, a
"blended family" where we've each gotten to know the joys and
struggles of step-parenthood. I also spent 8 years as a single
parent to my daughter.
I can't imagine any other
type of work that could being me the richness of interpersonal
experience I've had in my counseling. I feel privileged to be
allowed to walk alongside my clients in their journeys toward
emotional wellbeing. I always try to honor the courage it
takes for my clients to make changes and allow me to know their
darkest sides as well as their
strengths. |
Articles & Papers by
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