Core Values Counseling · Hillsboro, Oregon
Jessica Wolf, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor · Oregon license C7849
A safe place to slow down, find your footing, and reconnect.
Jessica works with couples, children, teens, and families facing painful events, strained relationships, and transitions that have changed the way life feels. Her approach makes room for the full story while helping people move toward greater safety and connection.
Sabrina accepts clients who are open to co-therapy with a developing clinician. You receive two engaged therapists for the cost of one.
Works with
Couples · Children · Teens · Families
Focus
Connection, trauma & life transitions
Approach
Safe, reflective & relationship-centered
Location
Hillsboro · Oregon telehealth
About Jessica
Some stories need room before they need answers.
Couples and families often reach out when something has interrupted the connection they once counted on. It may be an argument that keeps returning, a difficult transition, a child who is struggling, or an experience that still feels hard to name. Jessica offers a steady place to begin.
She works with couples, children, teens, and families through painful moments and developmental challenges. Her focus is on creating enough safety for people to be curious about what is happening beneath the surface, and to find a way of relating that feels more secure and supportive.
In Jessica’s sessions, there is room to slow down. The work can involve understanding patterns, tending to hurt, and making space for connection both within the person and with the people who matter to them.
“Sometimes a shared safe space to slow down and begin to find curiosity can shift a gridlock, a trauma trigger, or a painful relationship.”
Working with Jessica
Best fit
Couples and families seeking a safe place to address conflict or disconnection; children and teens needing developmentally attuned support.
Session style
Welcoming, reflective, unhurried, and attentive to emotional safety.
Ways to meet
In person in Hillsboro or by telehealth within Oregon. Ask the intake team which options fit your situation.
How Jessica helps
Care for a relationship, a child, or a family in a hard season.
Jessica’s work begins with the people in the room and what they need to feel safe enough to grow.
01 · Reconnect
Couples counseling
02 · Express
Children & teens
Children do not always have words for what they are carrying. Jessica’s child-centered play therapy training helps her meet younger clients through developmentally appropriate ways of expressing and exploring experience. With teens, she makes room for their perspective as they navigate emotions, family changes, and relationships.
03 · Support
Parents & families
Her approach
Safety first. Then room for something new.
Jessica believes that relationships can change when people feel safe enough to be honest and curious. She brings different tools to couples, children, and families, while keeping the same steady attention to trust, attachment, and each person’s experience.
Gottman Method couples therapy
Emotionally focused, trauma-informed care
Child-centered play therapy
Support for parents and caregivers
Her approach
Safety first. Then room for something new.
Jessica believes that relationships can change when people feel safe enough to be honest and curious. She brings different tools to couples, children, and families, while keeping the same steady attention to trust, attachment, and each person’s experience.
Gottman Method couples therapy
Emotionally focused, trauma-informed care
Child-centered play therapy
Support for parents and caregivers
Background & training
A practice shaped by real relationships.
Jessica’s clinical work spans children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families. Jessica's work involves opening up the client's interest in how healing connections support growth through grief, trauma, and relationally challenging events.
- Oregon Licensed Professional Counselor, license C7849, as provided in Jessica’s worksheet.
- Master of Arts in Counseling, The Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling (2021).
- Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience (2003).
- Certified Gottman Therapist; Jessica also holds certifications in Trust-Based Relational Intervention, Child-Centered Play Therapy, and Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts.
- Jessica has more than five years of group practice work with families and couples.
Finding the right fit
You may feel at home here if…
You are facing…
- A marriage or partnership strained by conflict or painful events.
- A child or teen struggling after change, loss, or relational stress.
- Parenting challenges that leave everyone feeling disconnected.
- Family patterns that need more understanding and support.
You hope for a counselor who…
- Creates a welcoming, safe space to begin.
- Listens beyond the immediate behavior or argument.
- Works with both emotional depth and practical relationship tools.
- Respects the pace of children, teens, couples, and families.
Background & training
A practice shaped by real relationships.
Jessica’s clinical work spans children, adolescents, individuals, couples, and families. Jessica’s work involves opening up the client’s interest in how healing connections support growth through grief, trauma, and relationally challenging events.
Oregon Licensed Professional Counselor, license C7849, as provided in Jessica’s worksheet.
Master of Arts in Counseling, The Townsend Institute for Leadership and Counseling (2021).
Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience (2003).
Certified Gottman Therapist; Jessica also holds certifications in Trust-Based Relational Intervention, Child-Centered Play Therapy, and Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts.
Jessica has more than five years of group practice work with families and couples.
About Jessica
Some stories need room before they need answers.
Couples and families often reach out when something has interrupted the connection they once counted on. It may be an argument that keeps returning, a difficult transition, a child who is struggling, or an experience that still feels hard to name. Jessica offers a steady place to begin.
She works with couples, children, teens, and families through painful moments and developmental challenges. Her focus is on creating enough safety for people to be curious about what is happening beneath the surface, and to find a way of relating that feels more secure and supportive.
In Jessica’s sessions, there is room to slow down. The work can involve understanding patterns, tending to hurt, and making space for connection both within the person and with the people who matter to them.
“Sometimes a shared safe space to slow down and begin to find curiosity can shift a gridlock, a trauma trigger, or a painful relationship.”
Working with Jessica
Best fit
Couples and families seeking a safe place to address conflict or disconnection; children and teens needing developmentally attuned support.
Session style
Welcoming, reflective, unhurried, and attentive to emotional safety.
Ways to meet
In person in Hillsboro or by telehealth within Oregon. Ask the intake team which options fit your situation.
Take the next step
You can start with a conversation.
Tell the intake team you are interested in Jessica. They can discuss current availability, session options, and fees, and help you decide how to begin.