Birchstone Psychotherapy and Assessment

Welcome to Birchstone Psychotherapy & Assessment. Dr. Kelly Fielding created his practice in the late 1980’s and has been working to address the mental health needs of the Vancouver, WA area for over 30 years. Our family practice provides testing and psychotherapy for adults, adolescents, children, and families.

Gayle re-joined the practice after a hiatus to raise her family, and their son Brandon joined after his move back to the state post graduate training. Birchstone has also recently welcomed Kelli Dougal, who specializes in treating children and adolescents. All four clinicians are trained in a variety of psychotherapy and assessment approaches to bring about healing and lasting change. All sessions are made by appointment.

Dr. Kelly R. Fielding, Ph.D– Dr. Fielding has been working with a variety of clients since he first opened his practice in 1986. His specialties include sex offender treatment, testing and assessment, and general psychotherapy. He is also trained in hypnotherapy and other trauma approaches.

Gayle Fielding, MSW– Gayle enjoys working with both adolescent and adult women, and helping them to work through issues associated with trauma, self-confidence, and struggles associated with family issues. She believes that the family should be involved in treatment to see the greatest and most lasting change.

Dr. Brandon Fielding, Ph.D, LICSW – Brandon works extensively with both male and female clients from adolescence to young adulthood that deal with trauma, depression, anxiety, and a host of other issues. He also works regularly with couples and families to bring about healing. He is trained in EMDR, Trauma Focused CBT, CBT for Insomnia, and DBT.

Kelli Dougal, MSW, LICSW-A – Kelli specializes in working with children and adolescents using a trauma-informed, child-centered approach. She has spent the past three years serving as a school-based therapist in an elementary setting. Kelli incorporates child-centered play therapy, CBT, cognitive-behavioral play therapy, and family collaboration to help children build emotional regulation skills, develop healthy coping strategies, and feel safe and supported in their healing.