Graham Collins, MA

Graham Collins earned his Masters in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology from Naropa University and has over ten years of experience working with adults, teens, families, and couples in both residential and out-patient settings. In his counseling practice, Graham creates a safe, open space for clients’ self-exploration, growth and change. He works with people around habitual life patterns that could be causing difficulty. Graham specializes in working with people struggling with moodiness, worry, stress, sadness and/or anger. His experience includes working with trauma/abuse, relationship difficulties, addictions and life transitions. He also has extensive experience working with adolescents that are struggling with significant emotional, behavioral, and legal issues.

Graham has also worked for many years providing wilderness and adventure-based counseling and has worked as a facilitator of therapeutic adventures for youth, adults, families and school programs through one-day programs up to month-long expeditions. Graham is passionate about experiential learning and seeks to bring a dynamic element into his compassionate approach.

Graham shares his life with his wife and two children and loves to travel and play on the rivers and lakes of Southern Oregon. He is available for a free initial consultation.