Infinite Potential Therapy — Counselor in Portland, OR
Address2505 SE 11th Ave #224 OR, Portland, OR 97202
Phone+1971-570-8111
Websiteinfinitepotentialtherapy.com
Jenni Goldstein, LPC, LMHC, offers a somatic, experiential, and mindful approach to therapy in Portland, Oregon. She specializes in working with individuals committed to healing complex trauma and attachment wounding, particularly activists, artists, and healers seeking transformative growth. Goldstein's therapeutic style is described as compassionate, attuned, clear, invested, poetic, and playful, aiming to foster a climate of safety for exploring unconscious material. Her modalities include Lifespan Integration, Hakomi Body-Centered Therapy, Primary Attachment Therapy, Experiential Trauma Therapy, and Re-Creation of the Self. Goldstein holds an equity and social justice frame, integrating intra-psychic and interpersonal issues with broader systemic contexts. She welcomes all races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, and abilities.
Best for
- Individuals healing complex trauma
- Activists, artists, and healers
- Those seeking transformative healing
- Clients ready for long-term work
| Key services | Somatic therapy, Experiential therapy, Mindful therapy, Lifespan Integration, Hakomi Body-Centered Therapy, Attachment therapy |
| Tags | somatic therapy, experiential therapy, mindful therapy, trauma therapy, attachment therapy, lifespan integration, hakomi, portland therapist, lpc, lmhc |
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