Heidi Savell, LCSW — Psychotherapist in Portland, OR
Address1016 SE 12th Ave OR, Portland, OR 97214
Phone+1503-490-1906
Websiteheidisavell.com
Heidi Savell is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC I) providing psychotherapy in Portland, Oregon. With experience since 2009, she offers a collaborative approach integrating education, conversation, and skill-building. Savell works with individuals, families, and intimate relationships, focusing on helping clients adapt to life transitions, manage stress and anxiety, and improve self-worth. Her therapeutic approach draws from attachment theory, compassion-focused therapy, non-violent communication, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Savell supports clients in identifying goals, overcoming obstacles, and building resilience for future challenges, emphasizing the use of existing strengths to align life with aspirations.
Best for
- Individuals experiencing life changes
- Those seeking to improve relationships
- Clients struggling with anxiety or self-worth
- Polyamorous individuals seeking care
| Key services | Individual counseling, Family counseling, Relationship counseling, Alcohol and drug counseling, Free initial consultation |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | lcsw, psychotherapist, portland, oregon, counseling, therapy, anxiety, relationships, life transitions, addiction |
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