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The point of a maze is to find its center.
The point of a labyrinth is to find your center. 

When you're ready for something to change,
taking that first step is sometimes the hardest part.

I'm Laura. 

 

I know that there are times in life when we can feel stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected — when we're not sure where to turn or what we can do to make things better. I think I can help. 

 

I work with children, adolescents and adults who want to understand themselves a little better, work through what's getting in the way, and find ways to move forward.

Laura Brown Art Therapy

Laura Brown, LPC, LAT, ATR
Oregon #C6318,
#ART-T-10217303

Image by Alexander Nedviga

Wherever you are in life, therapy can be a place to figure out what comes next.

Growing

GROWING & FINDING YOUR PLACE

Children and adolescents navigating changing families, school pressures, friendships, identity, and finding their place in the world.

Finding Your Way

FINDING YOUR WAY

Young adults exploring independence, education, careers, relationships and who they're becoming.

Building a Life

BUILDING A LIFE

Balancing partnership, parenthood, work, finances and the many demands of being responsible for others. 

Changing Course

CHANGING

COURSE

Midlife and beyond — navigating shifts in identity, relationships, purpose, family roles, and what comes next.

Loss & Meaning Making

LOSS & MAKING MEANING

Grief, separation, trauma, and other losses. Making sense of how earlier experiences continue to shape the present.

Therapy isn't one-size-fits-all. 

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I draw from a range of therapeutic approaches and adapt our work to the person sitting in front of me. 

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Sometimes we talk. Sometimes we make things. Sometimes we slow down and pay attention to what's happening in the body. Sometimes we work with experiences from the past that are still showing up in the present.

 

We'll figure out what fits together.

Children Walking Outdoors

Just because no one else can heal or do your inner work for you doesn't mean you can, should, or need to do it alone.

 

                                                                                     ~ Lisa Olivera

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