Pacific Northwest Psychological Services offers
Individual evidence-based therapy for adults.
Pacific Northwest Psychological Services offers
Individual evidence-based therapy for adults.
Maryanne Jaconis, Ph.D.
Dr. Jaconis completed both her Masters in Science and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Wyoming with a clinical and research focus on trauma and anxiety. In her work with clients she strives to provide a safe and supportive therapeutic environment. Dr. Jaconis is honored to be a part of a client’s therapeutic process, offering her encouragement and expertise to gently guide a client towards growth and healing. Her approach towards therapy is grounded in science incorporating cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness based approaches with warmth, compassion, and humor.
Dr. Jaconis is considered an expert in the delivery of treatments for trauma and PTSD as well as anxiety disorders. She has extensive training in the treatment of PTSD. After completing her coursework at the University of Wyoming, she completed a pre-doctoral fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina conducting clinical research on a novel integrated treatment for PTSD and substance use disorders. During her pre-doctoral internship and postdoctoral training at the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center she continued her specialization in the treatment of PTSD. The capstone of Dr. Jaconis’ training includes an APA accredited fellowship specializing in neuropsychological assessment and rehabilitation of comorbid traumatic brain injury and PTSD as well as certification in Cognitive Processing Therapy for trauma. She has been happily serving the community as a licensed psychologist in the State of Oregon (license no. 2882) since 2017.
Stephen Boyd, Ph.D.
Dr. Boyd obtained his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Arizona State University. He is a licensed clinical psychologist working with adults and adolescents with a variety of mental health concerns, including depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, and trauma. His approach towards psychotherapy is highly interpersonal and humanistic: he adopts a compassionate and non-judgmental view with clients, and strives to build a relationship of trust and understanding. He exclusively uses evidenced-based treatments that have been thoroughly tested and found to be effective for improving mental health concerns.
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Throughout his career he has received specialized training in health psychology, treating conditions such as insomnia, chronic pain, tinnitus, and smoking cessation. Behavioral treatments for these conditions are effective in reducing symptoms and improving life satisfaction.
In addition to his work at Pacific Northwest Psychological Services, Dr. Boyd is an Assistant Professor at Oregon Health and Science University. He regularly teaches medical and graduate students at OHSU, and supervises advanced graduate students in the delivery of effective psychotherapy. He is involved in research with colleagues at OHSU and has published widely in scientific journals on topics related to trauma, anxiety, and insomnia. His research is primarily focused on reducing problematic alcohol use. Accordingly, he has expertise in treating alcohol abuse and other addictive behaviors, including alternative approaches to traditional abstinence-oriented programs.
