About our Therapists

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.

Starting therapy can be a vulnerable step, and I honor the courage it takes to trust someone with your story. My goal is to create a space where people feel seen, heard, supported, and empowered to heal and grow. I work with individuals, adolescents, couples, and families navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, relationship struggles, divorce, eating issues, anger, unhealthy coping patterns, and major life transitions.

My approach blends practical tools with deeper healing work. I draw from evidence-based approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), Family Systems Theory, Attachment Theory, Narrative Therapy, and mindfulness-based interventions. I am also trained in Brain Spotting, a powerful brain and body-based therapy that helps clients process trauma, triggers, and deeply rooted emotional pain. I enjoy helping clients strengthen communication, regulate emotions, rebuild relationships, establish healthier boundaries, and reconnect with who they are beneath the pain and survival patterns.

In addition to my clinical work, I bring 15 years of experience serving in church-based recovery and 12-step ministry, where I facilitated groups and mentored individuals working through addiction, resentment, bitterness, trauma, and struggles related to self-worth, purpose, and a lost sense of self. Those experiences deeply shaped the compassion, honesty, and hope I bring into the counseling room. I am also a certified Prepare/Enrich facilitator for premarital and marital couples and have previously worked as a fitness instructor and health coach, tailoring wellness programs for whole-person health.

I've been married for 24 years and have 3 amazing children. I'm a writer of things, a lover of beauty, truth seeker, adventurer, hiker, wonder chaser, hug giver, and hope harbinger. My faith is foundational to who I am and shapes the compassion and hope I bring into the counseling process. I believe your story matters because your life matters, and there is purpose even in the painful parts of the journey. Healing and transformation are not only possible—they are probable when we are willing to step into the work with courage and grace.

Gregg holds a foundational space of warmth and compassion when collaborating with clients, ages 16 and older. He welcomes all cultures and community members to compassionately explore the shadows that constrict the self from thriving. Gregg works from an existential perspective woven into a person-centered, solution/goal-oriented, and holistically (mind/body/spirit) integrated framework. He believes everyone holds the innate ability to create change and foster growth by leaning in and learning from the challenges of life. Client empowerment guides the process as Gregg supports the direction of healing by harmonizing with safety and trust.

Gregg engages and is informed by utilizing evidence-based modalities such as Motivational Interviewing, Internal Family Systems, Interpersonal Neurobiology, Brainspotting, and Somatic Experiencing. Yet, leaves space for authentic expression of movement, art, and creative exploration. He is honored to witness & support your courage to engage in the therapeutic process, building towards a brighter and expansive sense of self.

Gregg holds a plethora of life experiences that stem from his innate curiosity for novelty, self-discovery, and biomimicry. He holds an MA in Counseling from Concordia University, Irvine (2023), an MBA from Concordia University, Irvine (2007) & BS in Management from CSU, Northridge (2000).

I provide care with a holistic approach that focuses on healing all aspects impacting an individual's well-being (physical, emotional, mental, social, and spiritual). I view each individual as unique, and as such believe that therapy is most effective when individualized to meet the unique needs of each person. I believe therapy is a collaborative process that centers on a strong therapeutic relationship. My hope is to help others develop skills and tools that promote positive change. I pull from a variety of modalities to assist in accomplishing this, such as Person-Centered Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Attachment Theory, EMDR, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I), and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). I am fluent in both Spanish and English.

Jessica works with teens, adults, and couples, offering a warm, collaborative, and trauma-informed approach. She places strong importance on the therapeutic relationship, believing that meaningful change grows from feeling genuinely seen, safe, and understood. Working with couples is a particular specialty, and she supports partners in strengthening connection, navigating conflict, and deepening understanding.

Her work also focuses on grief, perinatal mental health, chronic health conditions, anxiety, depression, and life transitions, supporting clients as they move through loss, identity shifts, and relationship challenges with greater clarity and self-connection.

Her approach is grounded in relational and attachment-based work, drawing primarily from IFS and EFT. She integrates somatic and mindfulness-based practices to support nervous system awareness and regulation, and incorporates CBT-based tools when helpful to build insight and practical coping strategies.

Outside of her work, she is a mom who enjoys life on a hobby farm, spending time in nature, and getting lost in a good book.

Jennifer works with clients ages 10 and up, offering a steady and collaborative space where all parts of you are welcome. Her approach is rooted in person-centered therapy and Internal Family Systems (IFS), and she believes healing happens not through fixing, but through understanding and connection with ourselves, our stories, and our systems.

She supports clients working through anxiety, trauma, and disordered eating, and draws from modalities like EMDR, CBT, motivational interviewing, and grounding-based practices. Jennifer brings a relational, intuitive style to therapy that honors the mind-body connection and centers each person's unique experience. You can expect her to show up with warmth, honesty, and a deep respect for your pace and process.

Her path to this work is personal. Therapy gave Jennifer language, insight, and a sense of empowerment she hadn't known before. That experience still shapes how she sits with others today. She loves what she does and feels honored to walk alongside people as they move toward more clarity, compassion, and self-trust.

Jennifer holds a Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Bradley University and a BS in Social Science from Oregon State University–Cascades. She has lived in Bend for over a decade, and outside of work, she's a mom of two, a reader, a fan of cozy things and intuitive movement, and someone who values showing up fully, both in and out of the therapy room.

I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with over 30 years of experience in behavioral health. I've worked in a wide range of settings, including outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, community-based programs, secure psychiatric, and co-occurring treatment. I've worked with artists, athletes, first responders, professionals, and many adults carrying the long-term effects of trauma, chronic stress, grief, shame, addiction, and difficult family systems.

My approach is neuro-somatic and grounded in the understanding that healing is not only intellectual. Many people can clearly explain their patterns and still feel emotionally stuck. Much of my work focuses on helping the nervous system process experiences more directly, rather than only talking about them from a distance. I have advanced training in Brainspotting and am a certified practitioner. I integrate it as one of many tools that can help access and resolve material that may be difficult to reach through words alone.

I work best with people who are ready for deeper emotional work and who want therapy that is honest, grounded, collaborative, and real. My style is warm, direct, and engaged, and I work to create a space where clients feel both supported and challenged in ways that can lead to lasting change.

Jessica is passionate about helping clients uncover the connections between their emotions, their bodies, and their lived experiences. With a warm and compassionate presence, she creates a safe space where clients feel seen and supported as they navigate their healing journey. Guided by a genuine desire to help others grow and thrive, Jessica walks alongside her clients with care, understanding, and encouragement every step of the way.

Jessica utilizes Person-Centered Therapy, Attachment Theory, and Internal Family Systems to meet each client where they are and tailor treatment to their unique needs. With a warm and supportive presence, she aims to create a safe space where clients can process their experiences, connect with their inner strengths, and develop tools for living more fully. She is deeply committed to helping individuals feel seen, understood, and empowered in their healing journey.

Outside of work, Jessica is a mom to three young kids and enjoys hiking and spending time with her family in nature.