Meet Our Clinical Interns
Our interns are clinicians pursuing their Master's Degree in areas such as Mental Health Counseling or Marriage and Family Therapy. As part of their training in graduate school, they are required to pursue internships or practicum where they get to grow their clinical skills and learn more about counseling theories. As a Teaching Practice, our clinical interns are an integral part of our practice and help our Associate and Fully-licensed clinicians an opportunity to mentor the next generation of counselors and therapists.
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You can see our interns at a low fee of $50/session.
Have Coordinated Care insurance? You will be able to use your insurance benefits!
Jess Feezor, BA
(he/him)
University of Puget Sound
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Clients served: Adolescents to adults (~13 and up)
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Focus areas: LGBTQIA+ issues and empowerment, gender identity exploration, life transitions/adjustments, anxiety
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Tele-health and in-person services available
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Jess believes in creating a safe, supportive environment for clients to explore their identities. Clients can expect to be able to talk about any and everything that may come up without fear of judgement. Jess understands the uniqueness of each client’s life experiences and the importance of using a holistic approach to counseling. He also understands that processes such as healing, grieving, and growing are not necessarily linear, and can look different for every person. Jess likes to work through the lens of multicultural, humanistic, feminist, and person-centered approaches.
What can clients expect when working with me?
“For me to be encouraging, gentle, and willing to adapt to the needs of each client. This is your journey, and I’m honored to walk alongside you!”
Isabella Pettis-Infante (she/her)
University of Puget Sound
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Clients served: Children, Adolescents, Adults
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Focus Areas: Social Justice, Advocacy, Depression, Existential events and experiences, Multicultural Practices, Familial Bonds, and Life Transitions
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Tele-health and in-person services available
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Isabel strives to create a renewing and welcoming space where clients can open up about painful or challenging present moments and difficult past memories. Clients can know they will be treated with genuine kindness and compassion when they are working through the struggles of life. Isabel prioritizes being accepting and open to the array of stories each person holds. She works to be direct and honest while balancing empathy. Her background in advocacy and social justice allows her to be aware of the harmful systems that clients face. She also understands that mental health can be isolating and aims to help clients form a restorative relationship through therapy. She hopes to help clients externalize the wounds they carry inside. Isabel enjoys working in creative and humanistic forms of therapy such as narrative, existential, and multicultural approaches.
What can clients expect when working with me?
"A Therapist who encourages clients to be open and take steps on the path toward their own healing. I want my clients to know I will do my best to put my whole heart and spirit into aiding them toward their hopes and dreams. I will aspire to grow as a therapist throughout our time and be a trustworthy person you can come to with your experiences."
Erynn Littlefield
Capella University
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Clients served: Individuals, couples, and families
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Focus areas: Life transitions, Depression, Anxiety, systemic stressors, relational health, and Intergenerational dynamics
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Tele-health and in-person services available
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"I see therapy as a collaborative space where you can feel seen, heard, and supported. I work from a place of curiosity, care, and cultural humility, and I want clients to feel safe showing up just as they are. My approach is influenced by emotionally focused and narrative therapy, which means I pay close attention to the emotions, stories, and relational patterns that shape your experience. Whether we’re exploring identity, navigating a life change, or working through something in a relationship, I’m here to support you in ways that feel grounded and real."​
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What can clients expect when working with me?
“A space that’s warm, supportive, and centered on your voice. I want you to feel safe showing up exactly as you are, and I’m here to help you move forward in a way that feels true to you”
Why work with an intern?
🌟 Discover Fresh Perspectives: Collaborating with clinical interns at our group therapy practice offers a unique opportunity to gain fresh insights and innovative approaches to your therapeutic journey.
🌟 Diverse Skill Set: Our interns bring a wealth of knowledge from their recent coursework, exposing clients to a diverse range of therapeutic techniques and up-to-date psychological theories.
🌟 Cost-Effective Support: Partnering with interns provides cost-effective therapy options without compromising on quality. Benefit from reduced fees while receiving excellent care.
🌟 Supervised Expertise: Rest assured that all intern work is closely supervised by experienced licensed therapists. You'll receive the best of both worlds – the enthusiasm of an intern and the expertise of a seasoned professional.
🌟 Collaborative Growth: Working with interns fosters a collaborative environment where clients actively participate in shaping their therapy. Your input and feedback contribute to their learning process.
🌟 Cutting-Edge Insights: Interns often bring fresh research perspectives into the therapy room, ensuring you're exposed to the latest advancements in the field.
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Experience life-changing growth while contributing to the development of the next generation of mental health professionals.