Kaylene Henderson

Professional Disclosure Statement
Kaylene Henderson, M.A.
Supervised by: Helen Weber, LPC

Contact Information:
Kaylene Henderson, M.A.
Community Care and Counseling Center
544 Ferry Street SE
Salem, OR 97301

Phone: 971-707-4673
Email: K.Henderson@cccounselingcenter.org


Philosophy and Approach to Counseling
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I believe trauma can be healed. Healing involves restoring health and well-being, relieving emotional distress, and creating new pathways toward resilience and growth. Anxiety, distress, and trauma symptoms are often normal responses to abnormal experiences. These reactions can be understood as the body's way of communicating that something requires attention, care, and healing.

Through therapeutic intervention, thoughts, emotions, beliefs, and behaviors can be restored and strengthened. Healing is supported through an understanding of trauma's effects on the brain and through the integration of cognitive, physical, psychological, physiological, and spiritual interventions. Treatment may include developing safety and stabilization, reducing symptoms, processing traumatic experiences, exploring relationships, reclaiming a sense of connection to the body, and creating a meaningful and healthy future.

My practice incorporates:

Trauma-Informed and Trauma-Responsive Care

Recognizing the impact of trauma and creating a safe environment that promotes healing, resilience, and empowerment.

Attachment-Focused Therapy
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Attachment-based approaches focus on the relationships and bonds between people. This approach can be utilized with individuals, couples, families, and groups to strengthen relationships, address attachment injuries, and support healthy emotional connections.

Spiritual Integration
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Spiritual and religious values can play a significant role in many individuals' lives. When appropriate and desired by the client, spiritual beliefs and practices may be incorporated into treatment as valuable resources for healing and personal growth.

Evidence-Based Practice
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Evidence-based practice integrates the best available research, clinical expertise, and each client's unique characteristics, culture, values, and preferences.

I have more than thirty-eight years of experience working within mental health and social service systems. My passion is working with foster and adoptive families, though I work with traumatized children and families of all backgrounds. I believe parents and caregivers play a critical role in a child's healing process, and I value family involvement and collaborative systems-of-care approaches whenever appropriate.


Education and Experience
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Kaylene Henderson recently completed doctoral coursework in Community Care and Counseling with an emphasis in Traumatology and holds a Master of Arts in Crisis, Trauma, and Disaster Counseling from Liberty University. She earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Services with a focus on Child and Family Services and Abnormal Psychology from Kaplan University.

Kaylene is Board Certified through the American Association of Christian Counselors and is a Trauma-Informed Attachment Intervention Specialist. She is also a certified facilitator for Prepare/Enrich premarital, marriage, and relationship counseling programs and specializes in assessment and support for foster and adoptive couples.

Additional training and certifications include:
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Attachment-focused interventions
Psychological First Aid
Gatekeeper Suicide Prevention
Trauma-informed care
Foster and adoptive family support
Continuing Education


As required by the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists, I participate in ongoing professional continuing education. Continuing education includes training in evidence-based psychological interventions, ethics, cultural responsiveness, and specialty counseling areas. Professional development activities include workshops, conferences, and advanced training programs designed to enhance clinical competence and client care.

Registered Associate Status and Supervision
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I am a Registered Associate with the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists and adhere to the Board's Code of Ethics as outlined in Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR) Chapter 833, Division 100.

Oregon Registered Associate Number: R7189

My clinical supervision is provided by:

Helen Weber, LPC (License #C1468)
Community Care and Counseling Center
544 Ferry Street SE
Salem, OR 97301
Phone: 971-707-4673
Website: www.cccounselingcenter.org

Professional oversight is provided by:

David Manock, Ph.D., M.S., MFT, M.Div.
Integrative Counseling Institute & Training
355 High Street SE
Salem, OR 97302
Phone: 503-881-0513
Website: www.salemici.com
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Additional information regarding licensees, registered associates, and temporary practitioners is available through the Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists.


Client Rights
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As a client of an Oregon Registered Associate, you have the right to:

Expect that a registered associate has met the qualifications of training and experience required by state law.
Examine public records maintained by the Board and have the Board confirm the credentials of a registered associate.
Obtain a copy of the applicable Code of Ethics.
File a complaint with the Board.
Be informed of the cost of services before receiving professional services.
Receive services in a manner that protects your privacy and confidentiality within the limits of applicable law.
Be free from discrimination as outlined in the Board's Code of Ethics.

Exceptions to confidentiality include:
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Reporting suspected child abuse or neglect.
Reporting imminent danger to yourself or others.
Complying with court orders or other legal requirements.
Professional consultation or clinical supervision.
Defending against legal claims brought by a client.
Oregon Board Contact Information

Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists
3218 Pringle Road SE, Suite 120
Salem, OR 97302

Phone: 503-378-5499
Email: lpct.board@mhra.oregon.gov
Website: www.oregon.gov/OBLPCT


Fees and Scheduling
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Fees may be adjusted periodically in accordance with insurance reimbursement schedules and regulatory requirements. Current fees and financial policies will be reviewed during the intake process and provided in writing.

Insurance coverage, including commercial insurance plans, Medicare, and Medicaid, will be verified according to payer requirements and authorization guidelines. Sliding-scale fees may be available based on eligibility.

Self-Pay Rates
Individual Counseling Session (50 minutes): $200
Mental Health Assessment: $600