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H ealing happens

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Oregon’s Center for Connection & Repair

Attachment-based, culturally grounded therapy for individuals, couples, and families seeking lasting change. Start your journey with a trusted therapist in Medford and all of Oregon today.

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Our Purpose

House of Healing was born from a simple truth: healing begins at home.

During her time in college, Nonie was trying to figure out the impact she wanted to make in the world. During this quest for knowledge and self reflection, she felt a profound calling to “Defend the Family”. This calling led to an understanding that family is where we are shaped; where both love and pain leave their mark. Where our deepest wounds are often inflicted, but where we find the deepest healing as well.

House of Healing exists to help people come home – to themselves, to their truth, to a place of understanding and peace. With compassion and curiosity, we create space to explore, release, and reconnect. Healing is not just personal; it ripples outward; touching families, communities, and generations to come.

We believe that when one person grows into who they’re meant to be, they inspire those around them to do the same. And together, we come home.

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Our Approach

H ow Healing Happens

At House of Healing, our approach to therapy is grounded in attachment science, relational systems, and culturally responsive care. Our work is built around these three principles. 

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Healing Happens
Within Yourself

True healing begins with understanding your inner world. Through therapy, you learn to recognize patterns, develop emotional awareness, and reconnect with the strength and wisdom that already exist within you.

Healing Happens
Within Your Relationships

The way we relate to others shapes how we experience life. By strengthening communication, rebuilding trust, and practicing relational repair, therapy helps create healthier and more secure connections.

Healing Happens
Within Your Story

Every person carries a unique story shaped by experiences, culture, and relationships. Therapy helps you make sense of your past, integrate your experiences, and move forward with clarity, purpose, and resilience.

Our Services

W hat we do

Every treatment plan is personalized and grounded in research-backed models including CBT, IFS, and EFT — integrated through our connection-centered framework.

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Individual
Therapy

Individual
Therapy

Personalized support to help you navigate anxiety, stress, identity, and life challenges while building emotional resilience and self-awareness.
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Couples & Relationship
Therapy

Couples & Relationship
Therapy

Helping partners strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and create healthier patterns of connection.
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Family & Children
Therapy

Family & Children
Therapy

Guiding families to improve communication, resolve conflict, and build stronger, more supportive relationships.
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Trauma & Recovery
Therapy

Trauma & Recovery
Therapy

Trauma-informed care that helps individuals process difficult experiences and restore emotional safety and stability.
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Culturally Responsive Care

Culturally Responsive Care

Therapy that honors each person’s cultural background, identity, and lived experience within the healing process.
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Life Transitions & Personal Growth

Life Transitions & Personal Growth

Support for navigating major life changes while developing clarity, confidence, and a renewed sense of direction.

Our Clients

W ho We Serve

We believe that healing cannot be separated from the cultural, relational, and community contexts that shape our lives.  

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We provide Culturally and Linguistically Specific Services (CLSS) designed to honor each client’s lived experience, identity, and community narrative.

Our clinicians are trained in culturally responsive care and committed to supporting:

  • Immigrant and first-generation communities

  • Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) clients

  • Latinx/Hispanic families

  • LGBTQIA+ individuals and families

  • Faith-integrated clients seeking

  • Justice-impacted youth and families

  • Foster, adoptive, and kinship families

Our Results

W hy it Matters

We prioritize structured treatment planning and ongoing progress measurement to ensure therapy remains focused, intentional, and effective. From the beginning of your care, we work collaboratively to define clear goals and identify the patterns, relationships, and experiences that need attention.

Healing should lead to real, measurable change.

Reduced relational conflict

Increased attachment security

Improved emotional regulation

Stronger family cohesion

Higher treatment engagement and retention

Our process

W here to begin

Starting therapy can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure where to begin. We make the process simple and supportive. Our goal is to provide a clear path forward so you can focus on what matters most

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Reach out to schedule your first session with one of our therapists. We’ll help you find the right fit and begin the process in a safe, supportive environment.

Meet Your Therapist

In your sessions, you’ll have space to explore your experiences, relationships, and challenges while we work together to understand the patterns shaping your life.

Begin Your Healing Journey

Through structured, evidence-informed therapy, you’ll develop the tools and insight needed to create meaningful change in yourself, your relationships, and your future.

Our Testimonials

H ealing Stories

Healing looks different for everyone, but the goal is always the same—greater clarity, stronger relationships, and a deeper sense of peace. Here are a few reflections from individuals who have walked through the healing process at House of Healing.

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Can I leave 10 stars?? I am not exaggerating when I say that Nonie saved my marriage. My husband and I had tried working with several therapists in the past, and nothing really clicked. We felt hopeless and like there wasn’t anything else we could do. Then I met Nonie and instantly got the sense that she was different. Working with her was the best thing we could have done for ourselves. Her methods were clear and effective, and suddenly everything we had been struggling with made sense and we were able to make real change and grow as a couple. There are very few people that I have met in my life who seem like they are doing what they are supposed to be doing, but Nonie is truly one of them. She is deeply passionate and committed to what she does, and I would recommend her to any couple; whether they are struggling or not. 

Angelica Owens
Angelica Owens

My husband and I have been working with Nonie for over 3 years. We entered therapy feeling disconnected and constantly triggered by each other. Therapy is not comfortable, but Nonie remains calm, confident, and non-judgmental, which is so deeply healing. She is able to break down psychology in a way that is easy to understand and provides detailed steps to implement strategies into everyday life. Our work with Nonie healed our marriage. We’ve continued to see her well past our relationship improvement to continue to work on personal goals.

Compared to my work with previous therapists, Nonie has given me the most stability, perspective, and tools to improve my relationships with myself and others. I would highly recommend Nonie as a therapist.

Rachel Thompson
Rachel Thompson

If I could give more than 5 stars, I would. Seeing a therapist was our last chance at saving our marriage and I am so happy that we found House of Healing. My husband and I have been seeing Nonie for almost 2 years now. Our relationship with each other, and with ourselves, has changed for the better.

Nonie has given us the tools to have a successful marriage, friendship, and love for one another. She has helped, and continues to help, us navigate through life and everything it throws at us. We are stronger now because of Nonie. We are so grateful to have found her and House of Healing. I would recommend House of Healing to anyone and everyone!

Samantha Taboada
Samantha Taboada

I worked with Nonie for about a year and can’t recommend her enough. She helped me understand where my expectations came from and whether they were still serving me.

She’s thoughtful, grounded, and really skilled at guiding conversations in a way that feels both compassionate and insightful.

I walked away with a better ability to question my assumptions, listen more openly, and recognize when I was acting against my own values. If you’re looking for a therapist who’s both kind and sharp, Nonie’s the real deal.

Matthew Moser
Matthew Moser

Nonie provides a safe environment to work through difficult emotions.

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I have been to 8 different therapists over the years. I have never felt the trust I have in her. I don’t always like what I hear. But I have learned that being humble is a huge step in my healing. She doesn’t just talk to you she listens and guides. She’s not afraid to tell you what you need.

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I have more confidence in myself. I feel like I am finally putting myself first instead of everyone else and am able to speak up about things when I couldn’t before.

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I’m learning to confront my own thoughts and look at things more positively rather than constantly being negative, it’s definitely taking some work on my part but its bettering my overall self.

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I came to Nonie feeling suicidal for months. I had been on medication for years to try to deal with it. After 3 months of working with Nonie I completely went off my medications, and have not felt any ounce of depression or suicidal ideation since. The work we did together was the most effective thing I have ever done for my life and I am immensely grateful for it.

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I went through the hardest year of my life when my wife divorced me. Nonie remained a consistent support to me each week in therapy. The times I was so ashamed I could hardly bare it, she welcomed me and provided the softest environment for me to heal. I have gotten through those times with her help and I have changed more in the past year than I ever have in my life thanks to her.

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Our Invitation

W e are here for you

Every small step you take toward understanding yourself is a step toward transformation, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Nonie Jarvie

Founder & Therapist

If you’re ready to begin your healing journey, we’re here to walk with you.

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Explore Career Opportunities

Maple

Practice Manager

Maple believes that exceptional care begins long before a patient enters the therapy room. As the Practice Manager at House of Healing, she is passionate about creating an environment where people feel welcomed, understood, and supported from their very first interaction.
 
With experience in healthcare, human resources, caregiving, and behavioral-health administration, Maple understands that thoughtful communication, organization, and attention to detail can make a meaningful difference in someone’s experience of seeking help.
Currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Oregon Institute of Technology, Maple is driven by a genuine curiosity about the human mind and a desire to better understand the people she serves. She brings warmth, professionalism, and a solutions-focused approach to her leadership, helping develop the systems, support, and coordination that allow both patients and clinicians to thrive.
 
For Maple, the most meaningful part of her work is knowing that even the smallest acts of kindness and professionalism can make someone’s difficult day a little easier.
 
She believes that when people are met with compassion, clarity, and genuine care, the process of asking for help can become a little less overwhelming.
 
Outside of work, Maple enjoys spending time with her fiancé and cats, continuing to learn about the human brain, and finding joy in the relationships that make life meaningful.

Sydney

Marriage and Family Therapist Student Intern

With a deep appreciation for the power of human connection and the extraordinary capacity of people to grow and change, Sydney is passionate about helping individuals and couples build relationships that feel meaningful, fulfilling, and deeply connected. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Marriage and Family Studies from Brigham Young University–Idaho and is currently pursuing her Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy at Capella University.
 

Her professional experience includes working as a case manager in an outpatient substance use disorder treatment center and a methadone clinic, where she gained valuable insight into the complexities of human behavior, personal struggles, and the importance of compassionate support. She is especially passionate about helping individuals and couples navigate relationship challenges, marital and premarital concerns, anxiety, depression, grief, stress, and significant life transitions.

She finds particular meaning in helping clients understand recurring relationship patterns, explore the emotions and needs beneath conflict, and discover new ways to communicate, connect, and strengthen their relationships.

At the heart of Sydney’s therapeutic approach is the belief that every person deserves to feel understood, accepted, and valued for who they are.

Drawn to philosophy and the questions that invite us to reflect on our identity, values, and purpose, she believes that as we learn more about who we are and what matters to us, we can begin to find our own way forward. She deeply cares about people and believes that when individuals feel accepted and have the space to explore their experiences without judgment, they can begin to recognize their potential and embrace the possibility of change.
 
She considers it a privilege to walk alongside clients in this process, helping them better understand themselves, strengthen their connections with others, and discover lives filled with greater meaning and fulfillment.
Beyond her work, Sydney finds joy in the relationships, creativity, and simple moments that make life meaningful. She enjoys music, painting, spending time with friends and family, and being outdoors. Her love for animals, appreciation for philosophy, and passion for creative expression reflect her curiosity about life and the many ways people find connection, purpose, and joy.
 
Above all, she values opportunities to connect with others and believes that even the simplest moments can hold profound meaning. This appreciation for relationships is woven into her work as a therapist, where she hopes to help every individual recognize their inherent potential, embrace new possibilities, and build a life that feels authentically their own.

Lysha

Marriage and Family Therapist Student Intern

 

With a profound belief that healthy families are foundational to the well-being of individuals, the growth of children, and the strength of our communities, Lysha Murphy is passionate about helping couples and families heal, reconnect, and build relationships filled with greater understanding, compassion, and love. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies from New Hope Christian College and is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at Colorado Christian University, where she has maintained a 4.0 GPA.

Her professional experience includes working in residential treatment for children and providing specialized treatment foster care, deepening her understanding of the challenges families face and the extraordinary importance of healthy, nurturing relationships. Lysha is particularly passionate about marriage counseling, parenting, divorce recovery, and co-parenting. She finds special meaning in helping couples overcome resentment and contempt, rediscover kindness toward themselves and one another, and develop new ways of communicating and connecting.

 
Whether supporting couples experiencing significant marital distress, helping parents strengthen their relationships with their children, or guiding families through the complexities of divorce, Lysha believes that investing in the health of our relationships creates opportunities for healing that extend far beyond the individual.

At the heart of Lysha’s therapeutic approach is the belief that healing happens through meaningful connection, understanding, and empowerment. Her style is collaborative, flexible, and creative, grounded in a genuine desire to meet each client where they are. She strives to create a safe and supportive space where individuals and couples feel seen, heard, and genuinely understood, even when navigating their most difficult experiences.
 

Through thoughtful exploration and compassionate guidance, she helps clients gain insight, recognize their strengths, and take ownership of their growth in ways that create lasting change in their lives and relationships.

Lysha believes that every person has the capacity for growth and change, and she considers it a privilege to walk alongside her clients as they discover new perspectives, build confidence, and take meaningful steps toward the lives and relationships they desire.

 
Her hope is that clients leave therapy not only with a greater understanding of themselves and one another, but also with a renewed sense of possibility and the confidence to create meaningful change.
 
What inspires Lysha most is witnessing those extraordinary moments when something finally clicks, a new understanding takes shape, and a door opens to growth and transformation.
 
With a deep love of learning, teaching, and helping others find their way to understanding, she believes that insight can be profoundly empowering, allowing people to make sense of their experiences, recognize their strengths, and discover possibilities they may not have seen before.
 
She finds tremendous joy in seeing how one person’s healing can create a ripple effect throughout their community, or how a couple’s growth can positively impact their entire family.
 
These experiences reinforce her belief that healing extends beyond the individual and has the power to transform relationships, strengthen families, and positively influence future generations. Above all, Lysha believes that when we invest in healing and strengthening our relationships, we help create healthier generations and a more connected society. She is deeply honored to be part of that process, supporting individuals and families as they discover new ways to love, understand, and care for one another.
 
Beyond her work, Lysha finds joy in creativity, music, literature, and the many ways artistic expression brings people together. She loves getting lost in a good science fiction or fantasy book, though her curiosity and love of learning inspire her to explore nearly every genre. Music has always held a special place in her life, both for its creative expression and its healing power. Having played in orchestras, bands, punk rock groups, and jazz combos, she has experienced firsthand the unique ways music can express emotion, inspire connection, and bring people together.
 
Whether creating something herself or appreciating the creativity of others, Lysha finds meaning in the ways art can open our minds to new perspectives and enrich our relationships.
 
This same appreciation for creativity, connection, and discovery is woven throughout her work as a therapist. She believes that every person and every family holds the potential for meaningful transformation, and she is passionate about helping others discover that even in the midst of life’s greatest challenges, new understanding, deeper connection, and lasting change are possible.

Kendra

Clinical Social Worker Associate

With a deep belief in the inherent worth of every person and their capacity for growth, healing, and creating a meaningful life, Kendra is passionate about helping individuals and families find hope, connection, and direction through life’s most difficult seasons. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, with a minor in Human Sexuality, from San Francisco State University and her Master of Social Work from Boise State University, where she graduated with a 4.0 GPA.
 
Her experience in hospice care and outpatient therapy has given her the privilege of supporting individuals and families through anxiety, trauma, relationship and marital challenges, chronic illness, grief, aging, and significant life transitions. She feels especially drawn to supporting women navigating divorce, single parenthood, and the challenges of rebuilding their lives, as well as individuals and families facing serious illness, loss, and the emotional complexities of accepting change. She believes these experiences deserve to be met with compassion, understanding, and a space where people can process their feelings without judgment.
 

At the heart of Kendra’s work is the belief that people are more than the challenges they face, the experiences they have endured, or the stories they tell themselves about who they are. Her approach to therapy is compassionate, collaborative, and grounded in evidence-informed practice. She is particularly drawn to the principles of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), which emphasize making room for difficult thoughts and feelings while taking meaningful steps toward the life we want to live.

She believes therapy should be a space where clients feel genuinely seen, heard, and understood—a place where they can safely explore difficult emotions, challenge patterns that may be keeping them stuck, and reconnect with the values and possibilities that give their lives meaning. By incorporating mindfulness, intentional living, and an appreciation for each individual’s unique experiences, she hopes to help clients develop greater self-awareness, flexibility, and confidence in navigating life’s challenges. Her greatest hope is that those she works with leave therapy with a deeper understanding of themselves, a stronger connection to their values, and the courage to move toward a life that feels more meaningful and fulfilling.

Her passion for helping others has been deeply shaped by her experiences supporting individuals during some of life’s most vulnerable moments. During her clinical placement at Celia’s House, a hospice home, she supported individuals receiving end-of-life care and their families as they navigated serious illness, grief, and loss. She also gained experience providing individual therapy and facilitating group therapy focused on aging and acceptance of the aging process. Through these experiences, she developed an even greater appreciation for the strength found in compassion, connection, and the courage to embrace life’s inevitable changes.

What inspires her most is the opportunity to help someone begin finding their way forward. She believes that even during our most difficult seasons, the possibility for connection, change, and happiness remains. When one person feels supported, begins healing, or discovers a new sense of hope, she believes that transformation can extend beyond the individual into their family, relationships, and community. Her mission is to contribute to that ripple effect, one person at a time, by leading with compassion, understanding, and an unwavering belief in the possibility of healing.

Beyond her work as a therapist, Kendra finds her greatest joy in spending time with her family, especially her children. Together, they enjoy hiking, riding bikes, traveling, and playing board games, creating meaningful memories and appreciating the simple moments of everyday life. She values mindfulness and intentional living, finding opportunities to slow down, be present, and stay connected to what matters most. These values reflect her belief that while we cannot always control what happens to us, we have opportunities to shape how we respond to life’s experiences. Above all, she believes that healing does not require perfection; it begins with curiosity, self-compassion, and a willingness to take the next step. She strives to create a space where every individual feels accepted as they are while being supported in exploring who they want to become, holding firmly to the belief that every person deserves the opportunity to build a life filled with meaning, connection, and hope.

Dane

Licensed Professional Counselor & Clinical Supervisor

With a profound belief that every person has the capacity to grow, heal, and live a more whole and meaningful life, Dane is passionate about helping individuals better understand themselves and discover a greater sense of clarity, purpose, and hope. He earned his Doctor of Education in Sport and Performance Psychology from the University of Western States and his Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Southern Oregon University. As a Certified Mental Performance Consultant through the Association for Applied Sport Psychology, an EMDR-trained therapist, and a board-approved clinical supervisor, he brings a unique combination of expertise and compassion to his work. His experience in private practice and community mental health has equipped him to support individuals and families navigating anxiety, PTSD, obsessive-compulsive disorder, ADHD, grief, family conflict, career and life direction, social anxiety, and significant life transitions. He is especially passionate about helping those experiencing mental performance struggles, parent-child conflict, questions surrounding spirituality, and the challenges of navigating death and loss.

At the heart of Dane’s work is a conversational, curiosity-driven approach to therapy that invites clients to explore their inner world with openness and courage. Drawing upon Jungian depth psychology, he helps individuals better understand and make sense of their emotions, motivations, and the decisions that shape their lives. He believes that meaningful healing extends beyond simply addressing symptoms; it involves developing a deeper, more whole understanding and experience of oneself. Through thoughtful exploration, genuine connection, and a willingness to examine long-standing patterns, he helps clients discover greater awareness of who they are and how they want to live. His background in sport and performance psychology further allows him to support individuals navigating mental barriers, personal expectations, and the pursuit of meaningful goals, helping them develop greater confidence and vision for their lives.


What motivates Dane most is the hope that anyone can better understand themselves and live a more whole life. He believes that growth, though often slow and uncomfortable, is possible for all who are interested and have the opportunity. With confidence in the therapeutic process and trust in the power of patience and determination, he approaches his work with genuine enthusiasm for helping others break away from old ways of living and seeing the world. His hope is that clients experience a deeper sense of clarity and vision for their lives, developing greater awareness of their own ability to create a hopeful future. Guided by integrity, humility, helpfulness, and kindness, he strives to create a space where individuals feel understood, respected, and encouraged as they discover new possibilities within themselves. He considers it a privilege to wake up each day anticipating the challenging yet deeply rewarding work of helping others grow.


Beyond his work as a therapist, Dane finds great joy in spending time with his family, dancing with his girls, and creating memories through family vacations to Disneyland. He enjoys playing guitar, singing, listening to fiction audiobooks, watching football and movies, laughing with friends, and holding his cats. His lifelong curiosity is reflected in his love of birding, discussing the history of video games, movies, and other media, and studying depth psychology through the lens of fiction. Whether exploring the deeper meaning found in stories or enjoying life’s simple moments, he brings an appreciation for curiosity, connection, and the richness of human experience into all that he does.

Bianca

Business Operations Coordinator

As the Executive Assistant at House of Healing, my goal is to ensure the office is running smoothly and efficiently. I provide administrative support to the leadership team, manage scheduling and communications, coordinate office operations, and assist with special projects to enhance the client and staff experience.

I’m excited to use my marketing skills to help spread the word about House of Healing and its mission, ensuring more people in the community can access the care and support they need. With a keen eye for detail and strong organizational skills, I help keep everything on track so our therapists can focus on providing exceptional care.

I’m originally from Medford, Oregon, and earned my degree in Business Administration from Oregon State University. I then spent four years in Austin, Texas, working for an event company, where I developed skills in coordination, communication, and client support. Recently, I moved back to Oregon to be closer to friends and family, and I’m excited to serve the community I know and care for.

Outside of work, I love to travel—especially throughout the Mediterranean—where I enjoy exploring new cultures and cuisines. I’m thrilled to be part of the House of Healing team and look forward to making a meaningful impact!

 

Jasmine

Professional Counselor Associate

Jasmine “Jaz” is a Professional Counselor Associate and Qualified Mental Health Professional–Certified who brings warmth, curiosity, and authenticity into the therapeutic space. Originally beginning her career as a fitness coach in 2015, Jaz discovered her deeper passion for helping others reach their goals through a person-centered, relational approach. This passion led her to pursue a Professional Doctorate in Counseling and Psychotherapy from the University of Edinburgh in Scotland. She is currently working toward licensure in the state of Oregon and holds her QMHP-C through the Mental Health and Addiction Certification Board of Oregon.

Jaz believes that clients are the experts in their own lived experience and that within each person exists the capacity for growth, healing, and self-actualization. Her work is grounded in person-centered, psychodynamic, and emotionally focused approaches, with skill-based support drawn from cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavior therapies when helpful.She strives to create trauma-informed, reflective, creative, and sometimes humorous spaces where clients feel safe to explore their inner world, deepen emotional awareness, and develop tools that align with their personal goals. Jaz hopes clients leave sessions feeling more curious about themselves, more connected to their emotions, and more confident in their ability to move forward.

Throughout her training and professional work, Jaz has supported clients across a wide range of settings, including medical clinics, community mental health services, sexual violence clinics, and nonprofit organizations. She is deeply motivated by the shared journey of growth that therapy offers—both for clients and for herself. Jaz finds meaning in witnessing the moments when clients recognize their own progress and proudly share the changes they’ve created through their work together.

Outside of the counseling room, Jaz enjoys hiking, lifting weights at the gym, spending time with her cats, and playing video games. She loves starting her mornings with early-2000s music on a spin bike and winding down by diving into immersive story-driven games. These interests reflect her belief in balance, play, and self-care—values she also encourages clients to explore and integrate into their own lives.

Emily

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

Emily is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who is passionate about creating a genuine, supportive, and collaborative therapeutic space where clients feel deeply seen, heard, and valued. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Human Services from Southern Oregon University and her Master of Social Work from Pacific University. Emily believes healing happens through relationship and strives to make therapy a place where clients feel safe to show up authentically, reconnect with their strengths, and build confidence in their ability to navigate life’s challenges.

Emily works with teens, adults, and older adults, supporting clients through anxiety, depression, trauma and PTSD, borderline personality traits, suicidal ideation, self-esteem concerns, peer and relational challenges, spirituality, and major life transitions. She is especially motivated by walking alongside clients as they begin to notice both the small and meaningful shifts that often go unseen. Emily honors the unique season each client is in while helping them develop coping skills, gain insight into patterns, heal from past experiences, and build a more compassionate and trusting relationship with themselves.

Her therapeutic approach is mindfulness-based and strengths-focused, helping clients cultivate awareness, resilience, and sustainable growth that aligns with who they truly are. Emily is committed to supporting LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities and offers both in-person and telehealth sessions.

Outside of the therapy room, Emily enjoys traveling, reading, exploring national parks, and spending intentional time with loved ones. These experiences help her stay grounded and present, reinforcing the values of balance, curiosity, and connection that she brings into her work with clients. Emily considers it a privilege to witness clients grow into more genuine, confident versions of themselves and does not take that responsibility lightly.

 

Mallori

Marriage and Family Therapy Intern

Mallori is a passionate Marriage and Family Therapy Intern dedicated to helping individuals, couples, teens, and families navigate life’s challenges and rediscover connection, healing, and purpose. Guided by a deep belief in each person’s inner strength, she supports clients with compassion and clarity, empowering them to embrace growth and step into more fulfilling lives.

She is currently pursuing her Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy at Touro University Worldwide and holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Oregon State University. 

Mallori’s clinical training draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Family Systems theory, and she practices through a trauma-informed, strengths-based lens. 

Whether addressing anxiety, depression, or relational struggles, she collaborates with clients to break unhelpful patterns and build sustainable paths to emotional wellness and meaningful change.

Prior to clinical training, Mallori worked for years as a Family Advocate—supporting families in crisis and navigating complex relational dynamics. She also taught parenting classes, which enriched her understanding of child development and parent-child attachment. These experiences continue to shape her therapeutic approach, giving her strong tools in communication, crisis response, and emotional attunement.

Mallori believes meaningful change is always possible. She creates a safe, supportive space where clients feel seen, heard, and equipped to reconnect with themselves and their relationships. Her work is rooted in hope, transformation, and the power of human connection.

Outside of the therapy room, Mallori enjoys the outdoors, concerts, reading, and expressing her creativity through crafting, jewelry-making, and playing the ukulele. She finds joy and grounding in time spent with loved ones and believes that healing is nurtured through both connection and expression.

At House of Healing Oregon, Mallori is honored to walk alongside individuals and families as they rise above pain, rediscover their strength, and build lives marked by resilience, purpose, and joy.

 

Tova

Clinical Supervisor

Tova serves as the Clinical Supervisor at House of Healing Oregon, bringing over 35 years of experience in social work, program leadership, and clinical supervision. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Tulane University and her Master’s in Social Work from Columbia University, receiving her LCSW in 2011.

Since then, she has been dedicated to mentoring therapists toward licensure while fostering a culture of compassion, growth, and excellence within the agency.

Her clinical background spans trauma treatment, child and family therapy, and program management. She integrates Brainspotting, Internal Family Systems (IFS), and earth-based rituals to support deep, transformative healing—work she approaches with reverence for each client’s unique journey.

Originally from the East Coast and now a proud Oregonian of more than 25 years, Tova is deeply rooted in the Southern Oregon community. Her leadership is grounded in empathy, collaboration, and a belief in the resilience of the human spirit.

Outside of her professional role, Tova finds joy in motherhood, dancing, singing, writing, and exploring nature. She also volunteers at an animal rescue sanctuary, drawing strength and inspiration from her spiritual life and giving back whenever she can.

Tova’s mission is to empower therapists to serve with confidence and heart, creating ripple effects of healing that extend far beyond the therapy room.

 

Leigh

Clinical Mental Health Counseling Intern

Leigh is a client-centered mental health counseling intern who brings a calm, nurturing presence to her work with adults, teens, and children. She draws from Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Psychodynamic approaches to help clients build emotional insight, strengthen self-esteem, and foster healthier relationships.

Leigh is passionate about creating a compassionate space where clients feel safe, seen, and supported in their healing journey. When welcomed, she thoughtfully integrates spirituality into her sessions to support deeper meaning, purpose, and resilience. She believes in holistic healing that honors mind, body, heart, and spirit.

Leigh is completing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the Townsend Institute at Concordia University Irvine, a CACREP-accredited program rooted in emotional and relational wellness. She is also a proud member of the American Counseling Association and Chi Sigma Iota.

With over 20 years of experience in the medical field, Leigh brings a deep understanding of care and compassion to her counseling work. Her clinical interests include anxiety, depression, trauma, chronic pain, and relational challenges. She has pursued advanced training in CBT for Depression, TIST, PRT, and both Child-Centered and Adlerian Play Therapy to support clients of all ages.

Outside of the therapy room, Leigh enjoys reading, singing, walking her dog, and attending church. She brings presence, warmth, and wholehearted care to her work at House of Healing Oregon—walking alongside clients as they reconnect with their voice, purpose, and hope.

Nonie Jarvie

Owner & Licensed Therapist

Nonie is a passionate advocate for personal growth and the well-being of families. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Marriage and Family Studies from Brigham Young University-Idaho and a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Capella University. At just 20 years old, Nonie built her first six-figure business, followed by a second at 26, a testament to her entrepreneurial drive and unwavering commitment to helping others live their fullest lives.

With a wealth of experience supporting individuals with developmental disabilities and serving as a Court Appointed Special Advocate for Children (CASA), Nonie has dedicated herself to being a powerful voice for vulnerable children and families. As a CASA, she advocates for children in foster care, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met during court proceedings. This role has only deepened her commitment to protecting the innocent and offering guidance to families in crisis, reinforcing her belief in the inherent worth and potential of every child.

As the 7th of 8 siblings, Nonie’s deep love for family is woven into the very fabric of her work. She founded House of Healing with a singular mission: to help heal families and bind them together. Through this platform, Nonie offers a space for healing, providing access to exceptional clinicians who guide people on their journey of restoration and growth. Her work is fueled by a profound passion for helping couples rediscover the magic of true connection—helping them overcome obstacles, rebuild trust, and reignite the love that first brought them together. Nonie believes that every relationship, no matter how strained, holds the potential for transformation when guided with care and understanding.

But it’s her love for children that is the cornerstone of her mission. Nonie is deeply moved by the purity and innate goodness of children and is committed to helping families honor and respect them for who they are at their core. She believes that every child is a unique, precious soul, deserving of love, guidance, and affirmation. Nonie’s mission is to help parents and caregivers create environments where children feel seen, valued, and safe to express their true selves. When children are raised in spaces where their dignity is honored and their potential nurtured, they are empowered to grow into confident, compassionate individuals.

Above all, Nonie’s greatest joy and privilege is being a mother. Her role as a mother shapes everything she does, infusing her leadership with compassion, patience, and a nurturing spirit. As a female entrepreneur, she leads with heart and empathy, creating a business environment that prioritizes family, growth, and well-being. When she’s not caring for her children or leading her company, you’ll find Nonie deepening her friendship with her husband, playing piano, exercising and enjoying the outdoors, hosting gatherings, finding new ways to serve her community, and always seeking to expand her knowledge to better serve others.

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