Brianna Rosen-Fischer,  QMHP-I
 

Bri is graduating in June 2023 with her Masters in Social Work from Portland State University. She has experience working with adults, children, adolescents, and families from diverse backgrounds in school settings and outpatient mental health settings. She is passionate about working with many populations including Latinx, immigrants, refugees, children, and families. 

Bri utilizes various therapeutic modalities in her practice, including Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Play Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), and has a particular interest in experiential therapies which incorporate somatic, art, and mindfulness techniques. She believes in using an eclectic approach to treating clients and customizes treatment to meet the unique needs of each client. 

Bri believes in building a collaborative relationship with her clients so that they feel empowered to make treatment decisions based on their values and interests and strives to support clients in discovering and utilizing their strengths in order to create meaningful change and achieve their goals. She is also a big believer in the healing power of self-expression through play and art and creates a welcoming and safe space for youth and families to tell their stories and express their needs and feelings through these modalities, in addition to other evidence-based therapies.