Student ClinicianCamryn is a student clinician at NWAI who approaches clinical work with warmth, empathy, and a collaborative therapeutic style. She has experience working with adults presenting with anxiety, depression, trauma-related concerns, emotional dysregulation, perfectionism, and identity-related challenges. Her clinical work is grounded in evidence-based approaches including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy informed interventions, mindfulness-based strategies, and psychodynamic concepts. She values building strong therapeutic relationships that foster trust, self-understanding, and meaningful change while helping clients feel supported and empowered throughout treatment.
In addition to her clinical training, Camryn has a background in sport, exercise, and performance psychology, where she has worked with athletes navigating performance anxiety, confidence concerns, pressure, self-criticism, and identity transitions related to sport. Her work emphasizes a whole-person approach that integrates emotional well-being, resilience, and values-driven growth. Camryn is currently in her 2nd year in the Clinical Psychology PsyD program at Pacific University’s School of Graduate Psychology. She previously earned her master’s degree in Sport, Exercise, and Performance Psychology from California State University, Long Beach. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where she competed as a Division I student-athlete and received multiple academic, athletic, and leadership honors. Camryn is grateful for the opportunity to work with NWAI and contribute to a setting that prioritizes evidence-based care, collaboration, and helping clients move toward greater freedom and psychological flexibility. Outside of work and school, she enjoys working out, spending time outdoors, traveling, attending sporting events, and spending time with friends and family. Pacific University
Graduate School of Clinical Psychology - Doctoral Program |
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