Stacy Henne, MS NCC QMHP

Relationships are challenging.  They don't have to be a battle.  My belief is that individuals and families have the ability to improve their communication skills and lives regardless of past and present circumstances.  It is my goal to assist you in identifying the interactive patterns and life experiences that have led you to a place where you feel “stuck”, out of control or unsatisfied with life or your relationships. Additionally, I have a passion for working with both children and parents who are struggling through the painful process of divorce.  I enter into each new partnership with my clients from a place of compassion and belief in their strengths, and feel strongly that judgment has no place in the counseling room. 

I hold a Masters Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Portland State University, and a Bachelors Degree in Nutritional Science, with minors in Business Administration and Spanish from San Jose State University.   My major coursework included: Counseling Theory, Diagnosis, Human Lifespan Development, Advanced Family Therapy, Group Therapy, Human Sexuality, Social and Cultural Issues, Counseling Research, Substance Abuse, Career Counseling, Couples Counseling, Ethics and Crisis Intervention.   I have strong experience working with individuals, couples and high-risk youth with behavioral issues and their families.   Additionally, I have designed and facilitate empowerment and self-esteem workshops for pre-adolescent and adolescent girls.   I am a Registered Intern with the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists and I will abide by its Code of Ethics.