Harper works with individuals aged 12+ and adults through the lifespan.
Hours: She sees clients in person and via telehealth Tuesdays 9-5, Wednesdays 9-1, and Thursdays 9-5.
Harper is a Graduate Intern in the Professional Mental Health Counseling program at Lewis & Clark College. She is supervised by Brooke White, LCSW.
Harper is accepting consultations for new clients.
Do you feel alone as you navigate life transitions? Do you often worry about how heavy things feel? What would it be like to feel grounded in your self-trust and inner wisdom?
Therapy with me:
Life can be a lot. Whether you’re moving through grief, navigating anxiety, a life transition, exploring your identity, or wanting to feel more like yourself, you can expect therapy to be a space to slow down and dedicate time solely to yourself to feel seen and heard. Therapy with me feels grounding, warm, and genuine; a place where laughter and curiosity can exist alongside grief, uncertainty, and pain.
My work is grounded in Relational-Cultural Therapy and informed by Narrative and Somatic approaches. Healing happens through connection – with ourselves, others, and within the larger social and cultural contexts that shape our lives. That means we will naturally make room for conversations about identity, relationships, and the impacts of oppression and marginalization, while supporting you to reconnect with the wisdom and resilience you already hold.
I especially enjoy working with young adults, adults navigating life’s many chapters, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
As a queer therapist intern, I know how awesome it is to have a place where all parts of you are welcome. You deserve therapy that leaves you feeling more connected to yourself, more comfortable and empowered in your skin, and better able to meet yourself with compassion because everyone deserves a space where they can show up exactly as they are without needing to carry everything alone.
I work with clients who may identify as:
- LGBTQIA2S+
- Neurodivergent
- Adults across the lifespan
- Adolescents (12+)
- People with disabilities
- Seekers and self-explorers
Clients can find support with:
- Grief and loss
- Life transitions
- Identity exploration
- Anxiety / Climate anxiety
- Depression
- Marginalization
- Healing from trauma
- Body image
- Embodiment
- Improving self-esteem and self-compassion
- Exploring attachment experiences and recurring relational patterns
- Strengthening communication and boundary-setting skills
My approaches include:
- Relational Cultural Therapy (RCT)
- Somatics
- Ecopsychology
- Compassion-Focused Therapy
- Parts Work & Narrative Therapies
- Attachment
- Anti-oppressive frameworks
- Creative interventions
- Case Management and Resource navigation as needed
Professional Background:
I am a graduate student in the Lewis & Clark College Professional Mental Health Counseling program. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Studies with a minor in Food Systems. Prior to counseling, I have worn a variety of professional hats, including outdoor education, farming, and workforce development. I have a certificate in Integrative Somatic Trauma Therapy and am a Wilderness First Responder. I aim to weave my varied background into my role as a therapist, excited to explore the relationship between people and their environments.
Who I am in the Wild:
When I’m not at work, I can be found riding my bike around the city, drinking coffee, planning an adventure, helping out with mutual aid projects, and eating yummy food with people I love. I am equal parts adventure-seeking and slowness-seeking. I love biking, backpacking, skiing, and jumping in natural bodies of water, and I also love quieter pursuits like journaling, gardening, and crafting. Lately, I’ve enjoyed flying kites at the coast and making seasonal BINGO cards of things I’m excited to do.
Are we a fit?
Please complete our New Client Inquiry Form to help us better understand your needs. A member of our team will contact you within 24 hours to follow up.