Joanna Mcguire is a compassionate counselor dedicated to assisting individuals of all ages through their various struggles. With expertise in addressing mood disorders, family conflict, and parenting challenges, she supports clients in overcoming issues such as depression, anxiety, identity formation, and relationship problems. Since graduating from Lewis and Clark College in 2000, Joanna has amassed considerable experience, particularly in resolving conflicts between children, adolescents, and their parents. She values the importance of understanding the roots of behavior and tailors her eclectic therapeutic styles to meet the unique needs of each client. In her work with couples and families, Joanna views her clients as part of a larger relational system, fostering a deeper understanding among all parties involved. In individual therapy, she employs a depth perspective while integrating strategies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Her ultimate goal is to help mend frayed relationships, bridging the gaps of communication between parents and children, and nurturing understanding and reconciliation in families.