who we are
alexander p. brock, lpc
lindsay n. crowner, lcsw
lindsay n. crowner, lcsw
licensed professional counselor, #C5601
Master of Rehabilitation Counseling; Western Oregon University
5+ years in direct clinical practice
Working from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy base, Alexander uses eclectic and person-centered therapeutic approaches to meet the needs of his clients.
Alexander is a BIPOC advocate and community resource
licensed professional counselor, #C5601
Master of Rehabilitation Counseling; Western Oregon University
5+ years in direct clinical practice
Working from a Cognitive Behavioral Therapy base, Alexander uses eclectic and person-centered therapeutic approaches to meet the needs of his clients.
Alexander is a BIPOC advocate and community resource for BIPOC clientele.
His areas of expertise include: empowerment work, identity exploration, self-esteem issues, anger management, masculinity and vulnerability, stress management, and developing effective communication.
Alexander is a fierce advocate for male and BIPOC clients - both underserved in our community. He deeply values his work in reducing the stigma between masculinity and mental health, and increasing access to mental health services for BIPOC clients through representation in the field.
In his off time, you won't find him - because he will be out of service range at a campsite deep in the woods, fishing, hiking, overlanding, and being a present and involved dad.
lindsay n. crowner, lcsw
lindsay n. crowner, lcsw
lindsay n. crowner, lcsw
she/her/hers
licensed clinical social worker, #L7901
Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences; Washington State University, 2010
Master of Social Work; Walla Walla University, 2013
9+ years experience in medical social work, crisis work, intimate partner violence, family reunification, clinical mental health services, and mindfulness coaching
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she/her/hers
licensed clinical social worker, #L7901
Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences; Washington State University, 2010
Master of Social Work; Walla Walla University, 2013
9+ years experience in medical social work, crisis work, intimate partner violence, family reunification, clinical mental health services, and mindfulness coaching
Understanding that the journey of introspection and self-healing is as individual as how we take our coffee, Lindsay's style is grounded in creating space for you to be who you are at your core. Her style is rooted in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, with use of Mindfulness practices, Trauma approaches, EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and systems work.
She is passionate about holistic wellness. Mind-body-soul healing, and believes we cannot have one without tuning into the rest. It is her goal to help others quiet the mind (and the busy world) enough to get in touch with the heart and body and find true healing.
In her off time, you will find Lindsay on the water soaking up the sun, sitting around a fire, gardening, attempting to master an authentic ethnic recipe, planning a trip, or with her family.
Growing up in Eastern Washington, Lindsay holds deep respect for the farming and trade communities and bridging the unfortunate political and socioeconomic gap that often deters folks from taking care of their mental health.