PROFESSIONAL DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
LAURIE HOLLAND-KLEIN, M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
Place of Business
Salem
Pastoral Counseling Center
1300 Broadway St. NE, Ste 409
Salem, OR 97301-1426
Telephone: (503) 370-8050 Extension #0-4
(press 0, then 4)
Philosophy and
Approach
As humans, one of our most basic needs for emotional,
psychological and spiritual well being is to be understood,
respected and loved just as we are. We long for nurture, acceptance
and validation. In other words we long for unconditional love.
However, this being an imperfect world, unconditional love may not
come easily and people try many unsatisfying ways to get this need
met. Relationships become strained when we expect people to satisfy
all of those needs in us.. Bitterness, defensiveness, criticism and
judgment can develop against each other and we feel hurt and
isolated. We may even become our own worst critic. Discovering your
own needs and disappointments, strengths and weaknesses, help pave
the way for finding and building the resources available to
experience love, acceptance and self respect.
Education
I received my
Bachelor of Social Work at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks in
1997, and a Master’s of Social Work from Roberts Wesleyan College in
Rochester, New York in 2001. I practiced in an agency similar to
Salem Pastoral Counseling in Fairbanks Alaska for seven years. There
I worked with a wide variety of individuals, couples and children. I
opened my own private practice in Fairbanks, for three years, until
moving to the Salem area. I have also received specialized training
in EMDR therapy which is described below.
My Therapeutic Approach
…starts with providing a safe atmosphere of
empathy, validation and respect. I consider it an honor to be
trusted with someone’s personal story and I endeavor to hold it
softly and respectfully. Some of my theoretical approaches I include
in assisting clients include;
Cognitive
Behavioral Therapy Basically,
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helps people identify the negative and
positive beliefs about themselves they have learned through life
experiences. Learning to reevaluate your negative thoughts and
beliefs is a practice that can help you reduce depression and
anxiety. Some experiences however have a way
of embedding those negative beliefs literally into our body and soul
and mind in deeper layers, and they do not simply “erase” by
“thinking differently”. Big and small trauma can have these kind of
effects on people. (EMDR) Eye Movement
Desensitization & Reprocessing is a
therapeutic method especially effective for resolving the impact of
traumatic events that taught us negative beliefs about ourselves or
the world around us. If you find that you seem to react strongly to
current experiences with much more intensity than the situation
should generate. If people tell you, you are “over reacting”, it
could be that this present experience is “reminding you” and
“tapping into” an old reservoir of disturbing memories.
EMDR is a fascinating therapeutic model based on
the premise that our body and mind will always move toward healing.
EMDR focuses on specific events the client chooses to process. Your
brain will reprocess that experience toward a more adaptive
framework, with the wisdom and resources that you have at your
disposal now, which you didn’t have then. Clients usually report
feeling much less or no disturbance and are able to embrace a more
adaptive positive outlook after completing their EMDR sessions. I am
continually amazed at the resolution clients are able to find within
themselves, their own value systems, and their resources, that no
amount of usual talk therapy would provide. I consider EMDR to be
the most effective tool in my box, and is effective with children as
well as adults.
Fee Schedule
Fees for counseling services are $155.00 for the
initial session and $105.00 for each subsequent individual session.
Some adjustment in fees is possible in cases of need and when
discussed in advance with the counselor.
Client Bill of
Rights As a Licensee of the
Oregon Board of Licensed Clinical Social Workers, I will abide by
its Code of Ethics. To maintain my license I am required to
participate in annual continuing education, taking classes dealing
with subjects relevant to my profession.
As a client of an Oregon licensee you have the
following rights:
- To expect that a licensee has met the minimal
qualifications of training and experience required by state law;
- To examine public records maintained by the
Board and to have the Board confirm credentials of a licensee;
- To obtain a copy of the Code of Ethics;
- To report complaints to the Board;
- To be informed of the cost of professional
services before receiving the services;
- To be free from being the object of
discrimination on the basis of race, religion, gender or other
unlawful category while receiving services;
- To be assured of the privacy and
confidentiality while receiving services as defined by rule and
law, which include the following exceptions:
1) Reporting suspected child abuse;
2) Reporting imminent danger to client or others;
3) Reporting information required in court proceedings or by
client’s insurance company, or other relevant agencies;
4) Providing information concerning licensee case consultation
or supervision; and
5) Defending claims brought by client against licensee;
You may contact the Board of Licensed Clinical
Social Work at:
3218 Pringle Rd SE, Salem, Oregon 97302-6312. Telephone: (503)
378-5499
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CENTER STAFF
Bob
Lewis
M.A., L.M.F.T.
Co-Director
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Judy Tuttle-Zollner
M.A., M.Ed., L.P.C., N.C.C.
Co-Director
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Jill
Conrad
M.A., L.M.F.T.
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Laurie Holland-Klein
M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
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Karen
Keller
M.A.
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Jodi
Miller
M.Ed., L.P.C.
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George
Olson
M.A., L.P.C., N.C.C.
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Myrna A. Phillips
M.Ed., L.M.F.T.
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Philip A. Prewette
L.M.F.T.
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Janet Rickman
M.S., L.P.C.
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If you have made an initial appointment, the
Downloadable Client Intake Packet is available below. If you have
not made an initial appointment and are interested in doing so,
please call (503) 370-8050.
Downloadable Client Intake Packet (PDF)
Includes: Office Policies
My Professional Disclosure
HIPAA Privacy Notice
History Questionnaire
Client Intake Form
Insurance Form |
