Lisa Henton, MA, LPCC

Lisa received her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. Before entering the counseling field, she and her husband pastored a small church on the Oregon Coast. It was in that role that Lisa discovered a deep need—people were longing for healing and support, and she felt a strong calling to be better equipped to walk alongside them. This calling led her to pursue formal training as a clinical mental health counselor. Lisa is passionate about an integrative approach to healing that honors the connection between body, mind, spirit, and relationships. Having walked through her own journey of healing, she brings empathy, presence, and a deep respect for the courage it takes to seek support. Lisa believes that the therapeutic relationship is central to meaningful change, and she strives to create a safe, collaborative space where clients feel seen and supported. Lisa’s approach combines traditional talk therapy with neurofeedback, allowing for both insight-based and brain-based healing. She draws from attachment theory, Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS/parts work), and Intersubjective Systems theory to support individuals and couples navigating relational distress, trauma, life transitions, identity questions, and spiritual concerns. Outside of the therapy room, she loves spending time with family and friends, being in nature, and slowing down to notice the beauty in the world—whether through camping, fly fishing, or paddleboarding.