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.

Kaiha is a compassionate and dedicated therapist offering services to individuals and couples over the age of 18. She has a strong passion for marital and premarital counseling, sex therapy, supporting young and emerging adults, and working with neurodivergent individuals, particularly those experiencing late diagnoses. She holds a Master in Mental Health Counseling from Asbury Theological Seminary, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. She also earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Asbury University, where she was President of the Psi Chi International Honors Society majoring in psychology with a minor in Equine Science, reflecting her life-long passion for working with animals. Additionally, Kaiha holds an Associates of Arts degree from Spokane Community College and a certificate in Early Childhood Development.

In her role at house of healing, Kaiha brings specialized knowledge about integrating religion, spirituality, and neurodivergence into her therapeutic approach. She is specializing in the mental and emotional aspects of sexual function and dysfunction, treating issues such as low desire, lack of arousal, adaptive sex, anorgasmia, and sexual pain. She is currently undergoing training with the Institute of Sexual Wholeness with the goal of becoming a certified sex therapist. She is currently certified as a Prepare/Enrich Facilitator, a highly acclaimed, research-based premarital and marriage assessment program used by couples at all stages of life (e.g., dating, engaged, newlyweds, married, remarried, and retired). With over 40 years of research evidencing success, this assessment’s personalized approach has been shown to lower divorce risk by 31%, offering transformative insights for relationship growth and stability. Additionally, Kaiha has begun Level One training in Gottman Couples Counseling, further enhancing her expertise in relationship dynamics.

Kaiha brings a wealth of experience from various clinical settings, including residential substance use programs, university counseling centers, and volunteering at a rehabilitation center in Mandeville, Jamaica. She has worked with clients facing dual diagnoses, such as co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders, and has facilitated individual, couples, and group therapy sessions. Her approach blends clinical expertise with compassionate, individualized care, empowering clients to overcome challenges and build fulfilling relationships.

Outside of her professional work, Kaiha enjoys horseback riding on mountain trails, long-distance backpacking, studying theology, and spending time in nature. Her deep motivation to help clients heal and grow is rooted in her academic and professional background, allowing her to create a safe, supportive environment for transformation. With her unique combination of clinical skills, compassionate care, and personal interests, Kaiha connects with clients meaningfully, contributing to the success of House of Healing and the well-being of those she serves.

I have been successful with helping past clients overcome anxiety, depression, reintegrate into community after physical trauma, process major life transitions, and I specialize in traumatic brain injury.

Background:
I was initially motivated to pursue becoming a mental health counselor after receiving counseling myself for gaining stability after receiving a traumatic brain injury in 2013. I was so empowered by my counselors warm, open, and thoughtful responses to me as I made sense of my difficulties at the time. I am extremely honored to be able to foster a similar space for others to make sense of themselves, their pursuits, and their goals in life. I hold a Master of Science degree in Clinical Mental Health from Southern Oregon University which included classes in various different forms of counseling theory, advanced human growth and development, psychopathology, and psychopharmacology. I have a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a minor in counseling from Grand Canyon University and an Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer degree form Rogue Community College. I am certified as a Licensed Professional Counselor Associate in the state of Oregon where I am working towards becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor. During my Masters’ degree, I completed nine months of clinical counseling internship at Kairos where I worked closely with youth and their families helping them overcome personal and societal obstacles. At House of Healing, I work closely with individuals looking to overcome behavioral and emotional difficulties, heal from past trauma, and achieve a sense of self- integration and wholeness. My goal is to help you find peace, support your personal growth, and improve your relationships with others and your life as a whole. I am motivated to accomplish these goals for you as I work to encourage continued peace, personal growth, and improved relationships in my own life.

Personal Details:
My hobbies include playing guitar or cello and singing. I am passionate about home cooking and physical fitness. I enjoy long walks, reading, and attending my local Christian church.

My background is in applied psychology, with a focus on mental health and counseling. I earned both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Southern Oregon University, completing my master’s in June 2009. Over the past 16 years, I have worked extensively within the community, providing education to parents through structured training programs and offering individual and family counseling to those navigating anxiety, depression, and trauma. From August 2019 to August 2021, I owned and operated a private practice, further deepening my expertise in these areas. While my primary specialties include anxiety, depression, and trauma, I also have a strong personal and professional interest in working with the LGBTQ+ community.

At House of Healing, I provide individual counseling for those seeking mental well-being and personal growth. My work is both a professional commitment and a deeply personal passion, driven by the belief that healing and transformation are possible for everyone.

Outside of my practice, I enjoy spending time outdoors, traveling, and connecting with friends and family.

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!