About Me

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Hi, my name is Ethan, I am pursuing a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology at Pacific University. My passion for psychology began with a curiosity of people’s stories, how they connect and evolve. I work with adults across the lifespan with a specialty in depression, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, obsessive-compulsive disorders and panic disorders. 

Therapeutic Approach

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I draw from a relational psychodynamic framework, focusing on how clients’ thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are shaped by their relationships and lived experiences. I believe our earliest relationships and cultural contexts influence how we see ourselves and connect with others. In psychotherapy, I pay close attention to the patterns that emerge as meaningful reflections of a person’s history and identity. I strive to create a therapeutic space that feels collaborative, nonjudgmental and grounded in curiosity.

I see the therapeutic relationship as central to the work, offering an opportunity to explore and experience new ways of relating. I understand these patterns are meaningful expressions of past experiences, attachment, and identity and I aim to be present and responsive to what unfolds in the moment. Psychotherapy can be a useful space for self-understanding, emotional connection and lasting change.

Credentials & Experience

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Presently I hold a Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology from Pacific University. I have further training in suicide prevention and received a certificate from ASIST. I previously worked at Pacific Comprehensive Health Clinic as a mental health professional.

Outside the Office

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Outside of work, I love the outdoors and staying active. I’m passionate about music and play both guitar and bass. I value my time with friends and family and enjoy getting lost in books and television shows. I am also passionate about community engagement in supporting mental health and look forward to connecting and exploring your inner world.

I am supervised by Laurel Fuson-Lang, PsyD