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ABIGAIL ROSS, BS
Counseling Intern
Hi, I'm Abigail Ross, a clinical mental health counseling intern. I am passionate about helping people grow and thrive! I strive to create a warm, accepting environment where every client feels safe, seen, heard, and supported as they pursue meaningful growth.
I work with children through child-centered play therapy, which recognizes play as their primary way of communicating and processing feelings. My role is to be present for them, to see them, to listen, and to care.
For teens and adults, my main approach is person-centered and strengths-based, meaning I believe that clients know themselves best and possess the strengths necessary for growth. I also integrate other theories, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and integrated family systems (IFS), to meet each client's specific needs.
Client focus & Specialties: Individuals (children, teens, young adults & adults)
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Life Transitions
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Behavioral Issues
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Anxiety
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Depression
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Trauma
Education
Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling: George Fox University - Expected Graduation May 2027
Bachelor of Science in Psychology: Western Washington University
A Little About Me…
I enjoy being a dog mom to my husky, Winter. We take many walks where we watch squirrels, birds, and bunnies. In my free time, I ski, mountain bike, hike, kayak, visit the coast, cook, bake, and thrift.
Services & Fees
Intern fees are non-profit and only cover the cost of the service.
As a service to the community, our Pre-licensed professionals offer services for $90 per session. For individuals who qualify, we have a limited number of sliding scale slots available, reducing the cost to as little as $50 per session.
To determine eligibility for services on a sliding scale, please request a scholarship form with our Clinic Care Team during your initial scheduling call. If there are no slots immediately available, you can be added to a waitlist for future consideration.
$100 – Intake Assessment
$90 – Session
Individual Counseling
Individual Counseling is where people come to solve problems, grow, and change their lives in the direction that they think is best for them and their families. When people are stuck and they don't know how to stop certain behaviors, counseling can provide the skills they need to get them where they want to go in life.
Play Therapy
Play therapy is an approach to counseling that was originally designed for use with children, and has shown to be beneficial for adolescents and adults as well. The basic principle of play therapy is that, due to development and minimal life experience, individuals are better able to express the things on their minds through the context of play. Learn more about Play Therapy.