Kami Naber (PsyD)
With recent changes in our world and communities, adolescents and young adults are bombarded with stress and insecurity leading to mental health challenges. Anxiety, depression, and loneliness can lead to increased isolation, conflicts in parent/child relationships, suicidal thoughts and feelings of hopelessness. They may need a life line, a map to find their way.
I firmly believe that young people do well if they can. They desire to feel better and thrive but lack the skills to reach that goal. I have worked with adolescents and young adults for over 15 years in a variety of capacities and specialize in adolescent development and treatment and the challenges that arise in the transitional years of young adulthood.
Navigating adolescence and young adulthood is often referred to as the most difficult season of life. Having support and resources can change their trajectory and offer them the tools necessary to overcome future challenges in a healthy and adaptive way.
What to expect:
Introductory Chat
First Session
Working Sessions
About me
I am a licensed clinical psychologist specializing in the treatment of adolescents and young adults. I offers individual therapy and comprehensive Autism Spectrum disorder assessments with individualized recommendations for adolescents and adults. I also currently holds an adjunct position at George Fox University Graduate School of Clinical Psychology, teaching, training and supervising practicum students.
I spent most of my graduate school education, practicum experience and research dissertation focusing on adolescent development, treatment, assessment, suicide reduction and crisis consultation.
I have enjoyed speaking and lecturing to educators, coaches, graduate students, and parents on adolescent neuro development, and how to navigate the many challenges that arise in this developmental stage.
I spend most of her professional time offering individual therapy, autism assessment, supervision and teaching, and my personal time with friends, family and enjoying all forms of nature.
I live in the rolling vineyards outside of Hillsboro, Oregon with my best friend and husband, Keith. We have two grown daughters, a long-hair chihuahua who is always looking for an available lap and a cat who meets all the DSM-5 criteria for autism spectrum disorder.