I have worked within the mental health field since 2010. My primary focus has been with vulnerable and marginalized populations. I have spent the last decade providing mental health services to the following: those involved in the justice system, experiencing houselessness, veterans, trauma, children, partners, and families.  My goal with clients is to act as a guide and support their growth. 
Areas of interest include trauma, relationship issues, LGBTQ+, adolescents, and severe mental illness. 

In addition to being a therapist at Rooted Mental Health, I am an employee at Oregon State Hospital. In my free time I enjoy crafting, hiking, spending time with loved ones and my cat. 

My approach includes humanistic/transpersonal modalities which focus on the person as a whole and treat ongoing mental health conditions as part of a holistic system. I enjoy utilizing a variety of evidence-based approaches like DBT, CBT, IFS, psychoanalysis, and NPT. I regard the rapport built between a client and therapist as the most significant basis of healing. I perceive my presence is a witness to growth and healing which I consider a great honor. 

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In addition to therapy and treatment services, Constance is a board-certified clinical supervisor for Professional Counseling Associates and Marriage and Family Therapist Associates.  Visit the Consultation and Supervision page for more details.  

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Identities: I am a first-generation college student, I identify as part of the LGBTQ+ community, I also believe in nature as my spiritual practice and I am a trauma survivor.  She/her pronouns. 

 

Language: English 

Education: 
BA Psychology Sonoma State University 
MA Counseling Psychology with Transpersonal Emphasis JFK University