Support for your kid's hardest school years.
Meet Brianna
My approach is rooted in a client-centered and trauma-informed perspective. I strive to help children, teens, caregivers, and families strengthen communication, foster secure attachments, and navigate life's challenges with resilience and hope. With a background supporting children, teens, and caregivers in community-based settings, I meet each client with compassion, curiosity, and respect, creating a warm, supportive environment where they feel safe to reconnect with themselves and move toward meaningful growth.
For clients who desire it, I offer the option to integrate faith into counseling through biblical principles, prayer, and other faith-based practices. Faith integration is always a personal choice and never required.
I consider it a privilege to walk alongside you as you pursue healing, hope, and restoration.
Sound familiar?
- Your kid's anxiety is showing up as stomachaches before school.
- Your teen has gone quiet and you don't know how to reach them.
- Grades slipped, friendships shifted, and something's clearly going on.
- A big change — a move, a divorce, a loss — is hitting them harder than expected.
When it's more than a rough patch
Every kid has hard weeks. But when the stomachaches, the shutdowns, or the slipping grades stretch into months, it usually means something underneath needs attention — and kids rarely have the words for it on their own.
Therapy gives them a place to find those words with someone who isn't a parent or a teacher, while you stay in the loop about how to help at home.
How it works
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Reach out — use the matching tool below, or just call or text.
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Our intake coordinator gets back to you within two business hours on weekdays to talk through fit.
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Begin weekly sessions — in person in Sisters, or via telehealth anywhere in Oregon.
The practical details
Fees & insurance
Rates and insurance options for sessions with Brianna are easiest to sort out in a quick conversation — call or text 541-872-3772 and we'll walk you through exactly what your options are.
Where
In person at 704 W Hood Ave, Suite C, Sisters, OR 97756. Telehealth available anywhere in Oregon.
Questions people ask
What if my child doesn't want to go?
That's common, and it's workable. Most kids arrive reluctant and warm up once they realize therapy isn't a lecture or a test — it's an adult who's actually on their side. A first session is low-pressure, and reluctance itself is something we know how to work with.
Will I know what happens in sessions?
You'll be involved. Kids and teens need some privacy for therapy to work, but parents are kept in the loop on progress and on how to support things at home. How that balance works gets talked through openly at the start.
Do you work with families or just individuals?
Both. Some concerns are best worked on one-on-one; others make more sense with parents or family members in the room. That's part of what gets sorted out at the start, together.
What's an associate therapist?
An associate is a fully trained therapist who has finished graduate school and is completing the supervised hours Oregon requires for full licensure. Brianna meets regularly with Tim Moore, LPC — a licensed counselor with 28 years of experience — to review her work. In practice, that means two sets of clinical eyes on your care, and associates often have more availability and lower fees than fully licensed therapists.
How soon can we start?
Usually within a week or two. Reach out through the matching tool or by phone, and our intake coordinator will get back to you within two business hours on weekdays to talk through scheduling.
You know your kid. If your gut says something's off, it's worth a conversation.