Rachel Starck

Rachel Starck

Counselor/Therapist, LPC
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Office

The Thriving Mama
7415 N Oatman Ave
Portland, OR, USA 97217
Contact:
503-929-2773

Treatment Offered

Therapy Orientation:
Family/Marital Therapy, Solution Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT), Coaching, Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Age Focus:
Adults, Children, Teenagers
Specialities:
Child or Adolescent Issues, Life Coaching, Mood Disorders, Parenting, Anxiety or Fears, Relationship Issues, Women, Depression, Finding Your Purpose in Life
Treatment Modality:
Couples, Individuals, Families
Ethnicity:
Any Ethnicity
Sexual Orientation:
Any Orientation
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About My Work
“I run my private practice out of the wellness center that I also manage (The North Portland Growth Place). I work with adults, adolescents and children in the areas of depression, anxiety, life transition, relationships and parenting. I specialize in coaching working mothers to improve their stress management skills and move from overwhelm to balance and joy!”
My Story
“I graduated from Lewis & Clark College in 1997 with my Masters in Counseling Psychology. Since then I have worked as a therapist in various residential treatment agencies with adjudicated youth, youth in state custody, as well as their families. In 2005 I left agencies to focus on building my practice, after becoming a parent myself. I feel especially drawn to help working mothers manage their juggling act more effectively and without loosing sight of themselves.”
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Qualification

Years in Practice: 10+ Years
Graduated from: Lewis & Clark College
Year Graduated: 1997
Licensed?: Yes
License issued in: Oregon
License Nr.: C1543
License Expiry: May 2012

Remote Therapy

Phone Counseling: Yes
More Info: www.thethriving...

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Cost & Payment Modalities

Avg Cost (session): $120 - $149
Accepts Insurance: Yes
Insurances accepted: Aetna, Out of Network, First Choice Health, Health Net, BlueCross and/or BlueShield
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Online Payments accepted: Yes

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Rachel Starck's Most Recent Activity on Choose Help

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    Q & A Reply: 10:44 - Apr 25, 2012 Teens on Facebook

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    Q & A Reply: 11:53 - Apr 15, 2012 Postpartum blues

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    Q & A Reply: 11:52 - Apr 15, 2012 Huffing Highs

    I came home from work sick yesterday and found my son in his room huffing glue. I was shocked! He is only 13. We had a long talk about how dangerous it was to do this. He said he didn’t know how dangerous it was and that he had only done it a few ...

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    Q & A Reply: 12:51 - Apr 11, 2012 drug dealing adult son

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    Q & A Reply: 05:03 - Mar 20, 2012 12 year-old drug use

    How worried should I be if I saw one of my 12 year old son’s good friends smoking a joint behind the mall? I was shocked to see this and I thought we had at least a couple more years before these kids would be exposed to drugs and alcohol. My son ...

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    Q & A Reply: 04:39 - Mar 19, 2012 13 year old creative introvert!

    My 13 year old son has a problem with self confidence and self esteem. He has always been shy but he is a lovely person and a great artist and a true pleasure to be around for anyone that takes the time to get to know him. I watch him with his ...

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    Q & A Reply: 02:38 - Jan 29, 2012 New Dad's postpartum depression

    This feels like a ridiculous question but I want to know if men can get postpartum depression. I don’t know what is wrong with me. My son was born 2 weeks ago and for the first week everything was great and I felt such love for him. Now for the last ...

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    Q & A Reply: 04:32 - Jan 09, 2012 Not a fairytale

    My niece lives with me. She is 14 and her parents were killed in a car crash 4 years ago. I was happy at the time to take her in and raise her as my own but I must admit that it has been a lot more difficult than I thought it would be. She is now ...

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    Q & A Reply: 09:48 - Dec 19, 2011 Hope for postpartum depression!

    I am a new mom who has been diagnosed with postpartum depression. I am 24. My son is now 3 months old. I am taking Sertraline because it is safe for breastfeeding mothers although I am no longer breastfeeding. I am not breastfeeding mostly because ...

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