Our Staff
Jessica
She/Her
"By having such a wide and diverse education I have been able to approach my client’s issues from many different points of view."
I hold a master’s degree in Education from the Dominican University in California. I have also received formal training as a therapist from Oregon State University’s Master in Counseling Program, the Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at George Fox University as well as the Master of Arts in Counseling Program from Multnomah University. By having such a wide and diverse education I have been able to approach my clients’ issues from many different points of view. The course work included in these programs is comprised of the following: social development, human diversity, chemistry & growth of the brain, family dynamics, crisis & grief, cross-cultural issues, and adolescent challenges.
Léa
She/Her
"I not only enjoy working with individuals, but have found a real passion with helping the next generations of addictions counselors."
I started working in the field over ten years ago. When I first started I realized I loved working in the addiction field, especially the mandated population. I decided to go back to graduate school to get my Master’s in Social Work, and subsequently my endorsements for both mental health and Master’s level addictions. Since then I have been a counselor and Clinical Director. I not only enjoy working with individuals, but have found a real passion with helping the next generations of addictions counselors. When I am not at work, I work on my other passions which include being outside and baking.
Sean
He/Him
"Most of my professional background includes working in Business, Finance, and helping clients navigate though large companies to find person-centered solutions."
I have attended Eastern Michigan University with a focus on Nursing, Business and Education. Recently I have become involved with counseling education through MHACBO. Most of my professional background includes working in Business, Finance, and helping clients navigate though large companies to find person-centered solutions. I believe that addiction can come in many different forms and that recovery is as diverse as the people who practice it. There is no one common path to either.
Andi
She/Her
"Our world is changing and I believe we need that neutral space for all of us to explore how we see ourselves, who we are, what our values are and discovering how to reach out for support to reach our goals."
January
She/Her
"My past professional background has been in Early Childhood Education/Assistant Director helping young minds learn and grow."
Jon
He/Him
"My name is Jon and I am the peer coordinator at Northwest Treatment."
I recently became a certified peer wellness specialist and I couldn’t be more excited to offer the service of a peer mentor to our clients. I think about all the mentors that had an impact on my life and helped along in my journey. I am now fortunate enough to be in a position where I can help someone along on their journey. My goal here at Northwest Treatment will always be to help people succeed during and after their treatment stay.
Savannah
She/Them
“When you know better, you do better.” -Maya Angelou
Savannah Veronica Jackson is a dedicated pre-licensed psychology professional with a master’s degree in the psychology of gender diversity and in May of 2025 completed all her studies for two PhD’s in psychology and philosophy. Her dissertation is about mental health disparities for middle-aged, BiPoc, gender and sexual minorities. She specializes in providing support to disenfranchised communities navigating complex trauma like surviving homophobia, religious abuse, racism, addiction, chronic health problems in the middle-aged, and human trafficking survivors. With a compassionate and client-centered approach, Savannah creates a safe and affirming space for clients to explore their experiences and cultivate resilience. She uses a mindfulness liberation psychology approach that is centered around each client’s intersectional identity, sociological factors, what kind of propaganda the client has survived, and their unintended maladaptive behaviors. She has been employed at NW Treatment, LLC since 2022 and works nights and weekends out of the Portland, Oregon location.
