Rebecca Danilenko (PCA)

Professional Counseling Associate specializing in grief, chronic illness, reproductive challenges, and mental health disorders.

(Accepts Aetna, Pacific Source, BCBS)

Contact Rebecca
Email: rebecca@progresscounselingllc.com
Phone: 503-208-4252

 

Therapy works best when you feel like you’re talking to an actual human being. That’s the space I hope we can create together: safe enough to deal with the most difficult parts of your journey. You should never have to "put on a brave face" here. My job isn't to be a detached expert, but a trusted partner with you as we face the hard things in your life journey together.

Having spent much of my own life living in and navigating dynamically different cultures, I know how intimidating it can be to open up, especially for those of us whose backgrounds make it difficult to talk about emotions or to be vulnerable. That personal experience informs how I believe we can face the tough stuff together—grief, trauma, disability, chronic illness, reproductive challenges, and everything that come with life.

My approach is evidence-based, utilizing ACT, relational-cultural trauma therapy, and somatic therapy. We will work together to integrate all aspects of you because healing isn’t just about talking with your mind, but about reconnecting with your body and its wisdom. My goal is to help you not only identify and feel your feelings, but to give you real, usable skills you can carry with you long after our sessions.

I have 5 years combined experience counseling in Utah and Oregon, primarily in a government setting. I hold a master’s degree in Rehabilitation Counseling from Utah State University. I have post graduate degree training in Trauma Counseling through University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I offer counseling in English and Russian

Let’s make therapy feel more accessible. I’ll meet you right where you are.

My specialties include:
Mental health recovery
Life and relationship transitions
Grief and Loss
Chronic Pain
Anxious/depressive mood
Womens Issues
Relationship issues
Stress
Coping skills