Andrew Conner Therapy LLC — Mental health service in Portland, OR
Address1020 SW Taylor St OR, Portland, OR 97205
Phone+1503-451-3450
Websiteandrewconnertherapy.com
Andrew Conner is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Portland, Oregon, offering compassionate care for adults, teens, and children. He holds a Master's degree in Counseling Psychology and a Bachelor's in English from Santa Clara University. Conner believes in creating a safe, supportive space for clients to explore feelings, overcome challenges, and achieve personal growth. His approach integrates insights from his own journey of self-reflection, a meditation practice, and an appreciation for creative expression. He draws on his background in literature and creative writing to help clients interpret and rewrite their life narratives. Conner is noted for his warm, welcoming spirit, empathy, insight, and gentle approach, with particular attention to sexism, race, and inequality, and cultural sensitivity.
Best for
- Adults seeking self-understanding
- Teens navigating adolescence
- Parents seeking child support
- Clients valuing creative expression
| Key services | Individual therapy, Play therapy, Counseling |
| Tags | LMFT, counseling, therapy, play therapy, adults, teens, children, portland, oregon, cultural sensitivity |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 1 reviews
Andrew is such a trustworthy, generous, and wise friend and colleague. I feel honored to have had my life touched by him. His empathy, insight, and gentle approach make him an exceptional therapist. I also admire his cultural sensitivity that has supported his success working with many clients from minority backgrounds.
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