Amanda Lowrey
Amanda Lowrey
Bio
Whether you are facing significant life transitions, relational conflict, lost sense of self or wishing to expand your emotional awareness - My hope is to provide a therapeutic space that empowers you to reconnect with your own innate resiliency. In therapy, I often incorporate mindfulness techniques and parts of self work to help clients foster the connection between their mind and body to facilitate healing. I believe that through deeper understanding comes greater self-awareness and the ability to identify your truest needs, wants, wishes, desires and authentically express yourself.
I collaborate with emerging to middle-aged adults with a wide range of issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, self-worth and people-pleasing behaviors, stress management, and more! I also work with couples and adult families with a focus on multi-generational patterns, conflict resolution, enhancing intimacy, and communication dynamics.
I recognize that you are the expert of your own life. As a trauma-informed, inclusive, and LGBTQIA2S+ affirming therapist, I value diversity and strive to create a safe and supporting environment where my clients feel hear and understood. I aim to provide a warm, curious, collaborative, person-centered and strengths-based approach with a sprinkle of humor!
Appointment Types
Accepting Teleheath
Yes
Accepting In-Person
Yes
Service Areas
State(s)
Oregon
Contact Information
Address
6950 Southwest Hampton Street #310, Tigard, OR, USA
Treatment Methods & Focus
Treatment Methods
Behavioral, Cognitive/Behavioral, Feminist, Humanistic, Meditation/Relaxation, Narrative Therapy, Solution Focused, Motivational Interviewing
Age Group Focus
Adults 18-64
Gender Identity Focus
Female
Therapist Background & Credentials
Languages Spoken
English
In Practice Since
2024
State/License Number
R9041
Education
St. Edward's University (2023) - Master of Arts in Counseling; Concentration in Marriage, Couples, Families
Pricing & Payments
Price Per Session
130-200
Payment Options
Private Pay, Insurance Accepted
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