Northwest Therapy Network: Therapist Bios - Martha Blake, NCPsyA Psychologist

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Martha Blake, NCPsyA Psychologist

Portland 97035, Salem 97301
phone: 503-691-6391
website: MarthaBlake.com
email: blakemartha@verizon.net

Client Population:
Adults, individuals, couples, teams. Dream groups. Small recovery groups.

Appointments:
Saturday hours. Individual appointments Tuesday-Thursday in SW Portland, Friday in Salem. Saturday in Salem and Lake Oswego.

Payment Options:
Insurance billed for you. Regence BlueCrossBlueShield, ODS, PacificSource and Aetna preferred provider. Out-of-network provider several other health plans. Credit cards accepted. Monthly statements provided for medical savings accounts and tax records.

Therapy Styles:
As a licensed psychologist and Jungian analyst, I offer therapy, analysis, humanistic psychology, psychodynamics, coaching, art therapy, dream work, sandtray, psychodrama, active imagination, and group process modalities. Working uniquely with each client, together we explore feelings, experiences, suffering, longing, and the invitation to meaning. Especially in times of economic hardship, we are redirected to the inner world of soulfulness as the font of relatedness and meaning.

Areas of Expertise:
Explore depression, anxiety, loss, relationships, somatic symptoms, sexual abuse, life transitions, and dreams as an invitation to symbolic living and renewal of meaning. As a Jungian analyst with an MBA, I also work with people struggling with work/career issues.

Other information:

Jungian Analysis is a soulful method of working with life experiences and emotions. Sometimes life results in depression, numbed feelings, meaninglessness, confusion, exhaustion, addiction, loss of creativity, or spiritual emptiness. At other times, life trauma leads to painful feelings of loss, grief, anger, guilt, chronic pain, or problems with relationships at home or work. Many people seek outside support by engaging in therapy or personal growth activities.

Jungian Analysis gently proceeds at the client's pace, working from the unconsious to the conscious, to focus on the dynamics of complexes, patterns, relationships, and the development of the personality --a process C.G. Jung called individuation. Recovering feelings and reconsidering experiences generates meaning. Finding meaning opens an individual to self-acceptance, transformation, authenticity, and renewed energy for life and relationships.

For more information:

Martha Blake web site

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