sprout st. johns
Our North Portland office is located off N Lombard Street, close to University of Portland in the Portsmouth neighborhood. Located in a renovated old church building, this office is lit beautifully with natural light and features a wonderful space to host groups, community events, workshops, and other activities.
Here is a list of clinicians that provide in person sessions at our St Johns office in addition to offering telehealth:
Associate Clinician - St Johns
Rachel uses a trauma-informed, client-centered, eclectic approach including Internal Family Systems, Narrative and Cognitive Behavioral therapies to support people through anxiety, depression, trauma, life transitions, and a breadth of family and intimate relationship needs. Rachel enjoys working with young adults, parents, sex workers and dancers, and with members of the LGBTQIA+ community as well as non-dominant and dominant culture folks on a variety of issues.
See our fees and insurance page to determine if Rachel is in network with your insurance plan.
Johanna Moseley, MSW, LCSW
(she/her)
Licensed Clinician - St Johns
Johanna uses humanistic, experiential and trauma-informed therapy approaches including emotion focused (EFT), dialectical behavioral (DBT), internal family systems (IFS), polyvagal and narrative therapy interventions to support adults 18+ exploring the impacts of neurodivergence, navigating late diagnoses of Autism and ADHD, improving attention/focus, emotion regulation, distress tolerance and executive functioning, processing trauma histories, exploring identity/phase of life issues and sexuality/kink/polyamory/nonmonogamy and increasing self-esteem . Johanna enjoys working with LGBTQIA+, dominant and non-dominant cultures and Neurodivergent adults on a variety of issues. Johanna values humor, psychoeducation and authenticity within the therapeutic space.
See our fees and insurance page to determine if Johanna is in network with your insurance plan.
Sadie Kendrick, MA, LPC
(she/her)
Licensed Clinician - St Johns
Sadie uses an eclectic, trauma-informed, and relationally-based approach with clients of varying identities, cultures, and presenting problems. At this time, she primarily supports clients age 17+ experiencing life transitions, anxiety, mood dysregulation, relational challenges, and reconciliation of past and present trauma. Sadie prioritizes creating a therapeutic space that honors genuine presence and authenticity, which she both models and encourages from her clients.
See our fees and insurance page to determine if Sadie is in network with your insurance plan.