Women’s Counseling
Many women experience the "baby blues" during or after their pregnancy. Some women experience a level of depression or anxiety beyond the blues and benefit from additional professional supports. Pregnancy and having a new baby affect women in a variety of ways, and these feelings and changes can last a year or more after the birth of a baby, especially depending on your own life experiences. If you are one of these women, we are here to help you.
We provide mental health care for women who are pregnant, post-partum, or who may be considering pregnancies in their future.
We are available to assist our maternity clients with:
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Fertility concerns and decision-making
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Pregnancy and birth concerns
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Processing traumatic births
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Pre-term and infant loss
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Transitioning to parenthood for individuals and processing changes as a couple in parenthood
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Perinatal and postpartum depression and anxiety
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Your own childhood issues impacting parenting
Servicios de consejería
Nuestros Servicios de Terapia
En nuestra clínica, ofrecemos un espacio seguro y confidencial donde usted podrá hablar abiertamente sobre lo que está viviendo. Nuestro equipo de profesionales en salud mental está comprometido a acompañarle con empatía, respeto y experiencia en cada etapa de su proceso. Sabemos que cada persona es única, por ello nuestras terapias están diseñadas para adaptarse a sus necesidades individuales. Ya sea que esté atravesando momentos de ansiedad, depresión, conflictos familiares, dificultades en sus relaciones, duelos, estrés, o simplemente desee conocerse mejor, estamos aquí para ayudarle.
Ofrecemos consejería para adultos mayores de 18 años, adolescentes y niños desde los 4 años.Nuestro equipo está capacitado para atender una amplia variedad de necesidades emocionales y psicológicas, brindando un apoyo personalizado en cada etapa de la vida.
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Para hablar con un proveedor que hable español, llame al 541-860-8940 o envíe un correo electrónico a paola@junipertreecounselingservices.com
Early Childhood Counseling Services
“Early childhood mental health" refers to how well a child develops socially and emotionally from ages birth to five. Understanding early childhood mental health is the key to preventing and treating the mental health problems of very young children and their families. It also helps guide the development of healthy social and emotional behaviors.
We work with parents to help them develop healthy attachments with their children through:
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• Parent-child psychotherapy
• Emotional support
• Attachment and bonding
• Advocacy
• Developmental guidance and behavioral support
• Referrals to additional community services as needed
LGBTQ+ Counseling
Juniper Tree Counseling is accepting of, and happy to support people from every gender, orientation, and identity. Although there has been much greater cultural acceptance of individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered or questioning sometimes, there are still a variety of challenges unique to the LGBTQ community. Especially in rural communities, discrimination and rejection by friends and family is a very real fear facing people coming out for the first time. The fear of bullying, violence, and other experiences of lack of physical and emotional safety can lead to stress, depression, anxiety, identity issues, and poor self-esteem. Juniper Tree can provide qualified mental health professionals who can support individuals facing any emotional stress. Individuals can be supported through strategies for coming out, ways to deal with discrimination, healthy relationships, marriage and parenting, and any other stressors specific to the LGBTQ community.
Family Counseling
All families face highs and lows in the course of their relationships. As much as you might want to resolve the problems on your own, sometimes it takes an objective and knowledgeable third party to help you sort through your challenges. With family therapy, Juniper Tree counselors can help you work through communication problems or navigate broken trust. We can guide you through relationship changes, such as entering teen years or parenting disagreements on how to address your child's behavior.
