About BCB Therapy

Randy founded BCB Therapy in 2004. He is often described as caring and compassionate, and knows the value of a safe, trusting relationship between himself and his clients. Randy believes in giving his clients evidence-based tools that can have an immediate impact. With many years of counseling experience, Randy works to ease each client’s struggle using treatments which may include EMDR, HeartMath, and Biofeedback. Randy is also a certified clinical supervisor, working with mental health professionals to secure their licensure. He sees clients at both the Bend and Boise locations, and offers telehealth services as well.

Sarah holds a Master’s degree in Mental Health Counseling Psychology and is a Nationally Certified Counselor. Sarah believes in a whole person approach to wellness. Whole-person wellness promotes self-efficacy and incorporates all areas of one’s life including: emotional, environmental, intellectual, physical, social, spiritual, and vocational. Sarah is passionate about helping people lead meaningful, fulfilling lives and wants to help her clients cultivate the best within themselves.

Prior to moving to Central Oregon, Sarah spent over 10 years working in community mental health in Washington State. She worked in crisis services, providing assessment and solution focused intervention for a diverse population, spanning all age ranges. Sarah is also a professor of addiction studies; she enjoys sharing her passion for human services with students and providing supervision for mental health counselors working towards licensure. She is skilled in building rapport and promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyles with teens and young adults. Sarah enrolls families in support of the individual whenever possible.

Sarah employs motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and solution focused therapy in her counseling approach. She has extensive experience in the treatment of depression, anxiety, post traumatic stress disorder, chemical dependency and behavioral addictions, and is trained in Neurofeedback. She is based at our Bend location.

Kristin holds a dual bachelor’s degree in Sociology and Social Work from the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point, and a master’s degree in Social Work from Portland State University, where her emphasis study was in both Child, Youth, and Families, as well as clinical coursework. Much of her therapeutic practice is inspired by her time spent as a Wilderness Therapist leading clients through the backcountry of Central Oregon. Kristin believes as human beings we share a deep desire for belonging – that is to feel both understood and accepted. Her clinical work puts relationship and connection at the core of all healing. Many of our emotional and behavioral health issues arise from a disconnection, whether that disconnect is within our own body or within the relationships in our lives. Kristin is passionate about healing shame, trauma, and helping her clients (re)discover a sense of belonging within themselves.

Kristin is trained with a Social Systems lens, meaning she approaches her clients with a deeper understanding of the complex systems that interact with our shame and sense of self. Kristin’s “bottom up” approach to healing involves digging deeper into the roots of our pain. Her technique goes beyond traditional talk therapy to better understand sources of anxiety and depression. Kristin utilizes Brainspotting, Somatic Experiencing, HeartMath, Coherence Therapy, and Trauma Sensitive Yoga to help individuals find relief at neurophysiological level. Her goal is to help her clients build capacity for emotional regulation and resilience, while continuing to offer curiosity and compassion along the journey. Kristin is based at our Bend location.

Chloe holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis on Health Psychology from Bastyr University and is a Qualified Mental Health Professional working towards licensure as an LPC. She believes all humans have the capacity for self-healing and growth, and utilizes a holistic and collaborative counseling approach to facilitate this process. She is passionate about offering an empowering, mindful, and authentic space that supports the unique needs of individuals while honoring their journey toward optimal well being.

Chloe’s background as a yoga and meditation teacher laid a strong foundation in attending to the complexities of the human experience in the physical, mental and emotional realms. She brought her mind-body oriented practice into her work as a Mental Health Therapist at the Bastyr University Clinic, where she worked with clients in a team care format alongside naturopathic doctors and provided Telehealth services. Chloe also has experience at a residential eating disorder facility, where she supported clients with emotion regulation, skill building, and crisis intervention. She ran weekly groups and provided individual mental health services to those struggling with disordered eating, depression, anxiety, the effects of trauma, and other addictions.

Chloe employs person-centered theory, acceptance and commitment therapy, motivational interviewing, and mindfulness-based cognitive therapy in her comprehensive approach to counseling. Her goal is to offer a safe and nourishing space for her clients to build self-efficacy, make meaning in their lives, and connect to their true selves. Chloe is also trained in Neurofeedback and is based at our Bend location.

Johanna completed a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Oregon State University-Cascades twenty-five years into her professional journey as a synagogue rabbi. She believes effective counseling must address the mind, body, and spirit.

Johanna is dedicated to person-centered and solution-focused approaches to counseling, and works with clients according to their own sense of what is wrong and what needs to happen to make it right. She is passionate about finding which point of entry (mind, body, spirit) is right for both the client and the moment. The mind stores thoughts and beliefs, while the body integrates those thoughts and beliefs into our responses to our situations and encounters in our daily life. The spirit then reflects the ease (or lack of) in communication between mind and body. A lack of ease in the spirit alerts us to the fact that there is a disconnect between mind and body.

Johanna’s shared goal with her clients is increasing satisfaction and ease in the client’s life and relationships. She engages in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy to explore thoughts and beliefs, as well as meaning-making through Existential Therapy. In other moments she will focus on what is happening in the body utilizing Emotion Focused Therapy, HeartMatch, and Neurofeedback. Johanna is based at our Bend location.

Kate is originally from Southern California and spent 9 years in Breckenridge, Colorado before moving to Bend in 2019 with her significant other and cat. In her spare time she enjoys stand up paddleboarding, fly fishing, skiing, reading novels, and caring for her numerous houseplants.

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