Part of PCOCO's mission is to coordinate a network of people who are using Nonviolent or Compassionate Communication as part of their work and life. These individuals use NVC/CC skills and principles in their work as coaches, counselors and therapists. A therapist for over 17 years, including 10 years with St. Charles Medical Center, Katy practices at the heart of a vibrant healing arts community in Central Oregon. Katy has also taught part time at Central Oregon Community College. Katy now teaches Compassionate Communication skills in group workshops, both on-site (in-service) and at Three Rivers Center. Lynne Herbert, LPC
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Carol Delmonico
Into Balance Life Coaching
(541) 389-0831
www.intobalancecoaching.com
Carol works with individuals who are confused or overwhelmed, and want to unearth their inspiration from within to begin moving forward in life with greater connection and authenticity. Carol utilizes the Compassionate Communication model which supports us to gain more clarity about your feelings and needs and connects you more deeply to yourself and others. You have the opportunity to be listened to deeply and through that process, recognize that choices abound in your life. With support, perspective and inquiry, you can create a life more aligned with your values and priorities. Clients have the potential to develop a peaceful and loving world within and around them. Together we will uncover the layers of cultural norms and beliefs that no longer serve you, and enhance your ability to connect, reflect and choose who you want to be. Call Carol for a free consultation.
Katy Elliott, MA, MFT
(541) 633-5704
E-Mail Katy
www.katyelliottmft.com
An Associate at Three Rivers Center in downtown Bend, Katy Elliott, MA, MFT holds a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology and is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She has studied with Marshall Rosenberg since 1991. In addition to Compassionate Communication skills, Katy incorporates methods from Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioral Psychology into her work as a counselor.
The Attachment Center of Central Oregon, LLC
(541) 389-5446
http://AttachCO.com
Lynne is a licensed counselor specialized in helping children, couples, and families learn to create or heal strong and healthy relationships. The need for closeness and connection is universal, and strengthening relationships, opening healthy communication, and creating support within a system can lead to incredible change, emotionally and behaviorally. Nonviolent or Compassionate Communication principles and practices are utilized in conjunction with cognitive behavioral interventions, relationship enhancement tools, and homework to help create change when change sometimes feels impossible.
Leanne K. Latterell, LCSW
(541) 504-5745
Leanne is a licensed clinical social worker who enjoys working with older adolescents and adults. She uses Compassionate Communication in her work with all ages and all problem areas. It brings richness and clarity to the counseling relationship. She received her Masters in Social Work at the University of West Virginia. Her background in the field is community mental health, Hospice, lay chaplaincy at St. Charles Medical Center and private practice. All fields of her work have brought joy, learning and rich connection.
PCOCO assumes no responsibility for these individuals' work but rather provides this list as a resource.
