Inward Motion Counseling Group


Inclusive, trauma-informed, and transformative mental health care for individuals, couples, and families across Oregon and Hawai‘i.

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It’s all relational 

How you show up. What it feels like with another person. The interactions, reactions, and responses that come from relationship. 

But first, it starts (and ends) within you. 

At inward motion, we look at the inner healing. We settle in for the parts that have been abandoned or rejected within you. We get curious about the protectors. We use body awareness to notice feelings and sensations. 

With this information, we understand more about the Self and how that ripples out into the world — in relationships, conversations, and interactions. 

In couples work, we do the same thing, only with multiple people (not just you). How do your parts interact with one another?  What is the core feelings and body sensations that arise with one another?  

Get back to your intuition. Tune into the gut feeling. And respond in a way that is truthful and filled with integrity. 

You have what you need, leave the rest aside, and feel confident in your life to be your best self. 

Whether you’re partnered or not. If you’re here for individual work or couples work, we can create a plan that is specific to your needs. 

We offer weekly sessions, intensives, and Ketamine-Assisted Therapy. 

Let’s start today. 

Book a free consult. 

Welcome! We’re really glad you’re here.

Our Services

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    Individual Therapy

    Whether you're navigating the challenges of transition, grief, trauma, anxiety, identity shifts, or seeking support for deeper personal exploration, we’re here to help you reconnect with yourself in grounded, culturally sensitive ways.

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    Couples & Relationship Therapy

    We welcome couples and families from all walks of life — including LGBTQIA+ individuals, BIPOC clients, neurodivergent clients, and those seeking care that goes beyond the surface.

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    Extended Therapy

    Also known as therapy intensives. We offer longer sessions of 3-5 hours for both individuals and couples utilizing a variety of techniques such as parts work, meditation, EMDR, and somatic healing.

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    Premarital Counseling

    Premarital Coaching helps couples build a strong foundation by exploring communication, values, expectations, and conflict navigation. This work gives couples practical skills and confidence to enter their next chapter with clarity, care, and collaboration.

  • Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy

    KAP offers a supportive, guided approach for accessing deeper layers of insight and emotional healing. In a safe and intentional setting, this work can help shift long-standing patterns and create space for new perspectives and lasting change.

  • KAP Retreats

    Our retreats are designed as immersive spaces to step away from daily life and reconnect with yourself. Through a blend of therapeutic, somatic, and reflective practices, you’ll have the opportunity to slow down, gain clarity, and experience meaningful personal growth.

  • Events

    We offer workshops and community events that make healing work more accessible and approachable. These gatherings are a chance to learn, connect, and explore new tools for self-awareness and emotional well-being in a supportive environment.

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Areas We Support

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Working Together

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Healing begins inward. We’re here to walk with you.

At Inward Motion Counseling Group, we offer therapy that honors the full complexity of who you are: your identities, your relationships, your lived experiences, and your hopes for the future. We offer therapy that is collaborative, non-pathologizing, and deeply curious. We envision a world where mental health care is not only accessible, but expansive; rooted in equity, care, and connection.

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Our mission is to provide inclusive, trauma-informed, and transformative mental health care that honors both the individual and the collective.

We welcome all parts, identities, people, from various backgrounds

Life is complicated. Relationships are messy. Identities shift. And healing? It’s rarely a straight line. At Inward Motion Counseling, we get that. We work from the belief that you don’t exist in isolation. Your story is shaped by your family, your culture, your communities, and the systems around you.

Whether you're here because something isn’t working anymore or because you’re ready to explore what could feel better, we’re here to walk with you — not as experts on your life, but as collaborative guides. This is a space to slow down, reconnect, and move inward so you can move forward with more clarity and ease.

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You may have questions about beginning therapy, and that’s completely normal. Whether you’re seeking support for anxiety, trauma, depression, or simply want to reconnect with yourself, this space is here to help you find clarity. Below are some of the most common questions about therapy, our approach, and how to get started at Inward Motion Counseling Group, serving clients in Oregon and Hawaii.

 Frequently Asked Questions