Taylor (He/him)

(512) 607-9360 xt 94

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LPC Associate

Supervised by: Josh Killam, LPC-S Lic #78640 

$125/ 55-minute session (Sliding Scale Available)

Insurances in Network:
BCBS
Aetna
United (Optum)
Curative

Fields of Specialization:
Anxiety, depression, and emotional regulation
Complex trauma (C-PTSD) and attachment wounds
Relationship challenges and communication
Grief, loss, and life transitions
Highly sensitive people and mind/body connection
Identity, meaning, and existential concerns
Self-sabotage and self-esteem


I work great with people...

  • When your emotions are running the show. Some weeks it's a low, gray fog you can't shake. Other weeks your chest is tight before you've even gotten out of bed. Either way, it's exhausting to feel like your mood gets a vote and you don't. Together we'll build real tools for steadying your nervous system, so more of your days feel like yours again.

  • Carrying something from the past that still shows up today. You might have made sense of it in your head a long time ago and still feel it in your body. Old reactions, old patterns, a flinch you can't quite explain. Healing doesn't mean reliving all of it. We'll move at a pace your body can actually handle, and you won't be doing that alone.

  • Standing at a crossroads. Life, love, career, or all three at once. You can tell something needs to change and you cannot name what. That fog is real, and it's not a personal failing. We'll sort through it one honest step at a time until the next right move starts to look obvious.

  • Wanting your relationships to feel more real. Maybe you're the one who keeps the peace, or the one who goes quiet, or the one who says yes when everything in you is saying no. Setting a boundary can feel like starting a fight. We'll work on saying what you actually mean while still sounding like yourself.

  • Deep feelers who take in everything. You notice the shift in someone's voice, the mood of a room, the thing nobody said out loud. That sensitivity is a gift and it is also a lot to carry. Therapy here treats it as information worth listening to, not a problem to fix, and we'll find ways to protect your energy without shutting yourself down.

  • Ready to stop getting in your own way. You can see the pattern. You've seen it for years. You still find yourself back in it. We'll get curious about what that cycle has been protecting you from, and start writing a version of the story with more room in it.


Style & Approach

Therapy should feel like a place where you can drop the act. No performance, no pressure to have it figured out before you walk in. The tone here is warm and down to earth, with room for humor when it's needed, because heavy work does not have to be heavy every single minute.

The work draws from Coherence Therapy and AEDP, along with parts work and experiential approaches that pay attention to what's happening in your body, not just what you can explain out loud. Together we'll notice what's holding you back, get curious about it instead of judging it, and move toward changes that feel real to you. Everything is trauma informed and paced by you. You'll be listened to and validated, and gently challenged when the moment calls for it.

Before this work, Taylor built things with his hands. That still shapes how sessions go. You're the one drawing up the plans for your life, and you'll have someone steady beside you who knows the tools, asks good questions, and trusts that you know what you're building.

Some of the approaches I Use...

  • Coherence Therapy

  • Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP)

  • Integrative Experiential Psychotherapy

  • Parts Work

  • Existential Therapy


Fun Facts

I'm a total music nerd and lifelong musician. I've played in rock bands since I was 16, but now I mostly write country and folk songs and perform solo.

I grew up hiking the Cascade Mountains in Washington state, and getting out in nature with my pup is still one of my favorite ways to spend a day.

I worked as a finish carpenter and tiny home builder before becoming a therapist. I love working with my hands, and I have plans to build my own sauna. :)

I taught ESL in South Korea and Spain for a couple of years after I finished undergrad.

A knee injury led me to yoga, and it's become a cornerstone of how I take care of myself.


Education

B.A. in Communication, Western Washington University

M.A in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, George Fox University


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