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Hilde Price-Levine, LCSW
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10700 SW
Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy,
Suite 501 Bldg 3 |
Work: |
503-644-7144 |
| Beaverton,
Oregon 97005 |
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Fax: |
503-644-7144 |
| Disabled Accessible: Yes |
E-Mail: |
Hildep87@aol.com |
Location: |
Beaverton |
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On Beaverton Hillsdale
Highway, near 217. There are several |
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bus lines which run on Beaverton
Hillsdale Highway. |
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Degrees: |
Master of Art |
Social Welfare |
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Licenses: |
Licensed Clinical Social Worker |
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| Training &
Certifications: |
Honolulu Family Therapy
Institute
The Infancy and Early Childhood Training Course
Post Adoption Therapy (in program) |
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| Availability: |
Routine,
Urgent and Crisis Care |
| Affiliations: |
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National Association of
Social Workers
Oregon and National Play Therapy Association
American Mental Health Alliance
Oregon Psychoanalytic Association
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Fees: |
$80 per hour |
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$110 per Intake
Session (2 hours)
Free 1/2 hour consultation. Sliding Scale. Groups variable. |
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Specialization
| Infancy,
Early Childhood, Children through 12 years |
Childhood
trauma, abuse, loss, grief. |
| Play and Sand-tray Therapy |
Adoption Therapy |
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Parent Training
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Family Therapy
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Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
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Social skills for Asperger's Autism spectrum
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Behavioral Issues found in Disorders such as : ADHD, Anxiety,
Oppositional Defiant, and Obsessive Compulsive |
Childhood Mood Disorders
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Focus of Practice
& Interests
| Interested
in interface between learning disabilities and emotional and
behavioral issues. |
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| Social Skills for children on the Asperger-Autism
spectrum; Floor Time; Play and Sand Tray therapist. |
Attachment Therapist. |
| Interventionist for children with
emotional and behavioral issues. |
Infant Mental Health. |
| Foster Care-Adoption Therapist. Children
who have experienced abuse, trauma and loss. |
Children
of Divorced parents |
| Play and sand tray therapist.
Attachment Therapist. |
Social Skills for children on the Asperger-Autism
spectrum. |
| Interventionist for children with
emotional and behavioral concerns. |
Foster-care-Adoption Therapist.
Children whose behaviors resemble ADHD, Oppositional Defiance, and
Anxiety. |
| Interested in engaging children in
imaginative play utilizing puppetry, sand-tray, art and music therapy. |
Bibliotherapy. |
Background &
Experience
| Worked
in Community Mental Health as staff and supervisor for 20+ years.
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Clinical Supervisor for Psychiatric Early
Childhood Day Treatment Program. |
| Am currently in Private Practice. |
Have been mental health consultant to
schools. Liaison between Department of Mental Health and Department of
Education. |
| Teacher. |
Additional Trainings in: Infant – parent
mental health; ADHD; Children of Divorce; Family Therapy;
Post-Adoption Therapy Certificate. |
Patient &
Client Populations Served
| 0-12 years |
Multi-ethnic |
| Familiarity
with Spanish |
African
American ... Jewish religion and ethnicity. |
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Trauma due to abuse and loss
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Divorced
& Adoptive
Families
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Children on the Asperger-Autism
Spectrum |
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Orientation &
Approach
| I have a developmental and Object Relations Approach
to my work. I am strengths based and build from a child’s
strengths. Since play is the language of children, I honor their
world ad given them the tools to express themselves through the
exploration of play and sand-tray therapy. For older children I
include a cognitive behavioral approach. Filial therapy is utilized
to engage the caregiver(s); My goal is to 1) provide the caregiver the
tools to parent 2) provide a safe environment for an improved
relationship between child and parent. |
Personal
Comments
| Children have the ability to develop their best
selves; I support their emotional growth and capacity for optimism. |
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