Jason Hunt

As a relational therapist, Jason believes in the healing power of relationships, both with yourself and others. Jason also understands that trauma and harm often enters our lives through relationships. He is dedicated to creating a space where courageous vulnerability is welcomed and where pain is honestly seen, named, and processed. Jason strives to collaborate with you to find what works best for you and appreciates the uniqueness of everyone. 

 

Jason uses brain-spotting, somatic experiencing, and internal family systems to help cultivate lasting healing & change. Brain-spotting is a highly effective method for processing difficult & painful emotions, especially those trapped by complex trauma. Jason also draws on attachment theory to support a move towards becoming self-secure and developing secure relationships with others. He uses narrative therapy to compassionately challenge unhelpful narratives about the world, others, and self to allow for a healthy sense of self.  

 

As a mediator, Jason is comfortable with conflict and appreciates the value of resolving interpersonal conflicts as part of healing and growing, including conflicts that may arise during therapy. Jason is currently undergoing training in couples therapy by Terry Real (Relational Life Therapy) and has immediate openings for couples.

 

When not working, Jason spends his time hiking, backpacking, playing board games, sailing on the Columbia River, honing his racquetball skills, and exploring Portland’s many coffee shops with friends.

 

​Jason specializes in working with adults with complex, developmental, and religious trauma.