Miles G Salisbury, MA, has been working in the field of psychology and mental health since 2002. Miles received his BA in Psychology from Western Oregon University in 2002, and his MA in Psychotherapy from Naropa University in 2008. Miles works with individuals, couples, and groups. His focus and area of expertise is working with adolescent boys and young adult men. His therapeutic approach is informed through an integration of existentialism, psychotherapeutic and clinical issues, and spirituality.

Contemplative Psychotherapy is a mindfulness/awareness approach focusing the therapeutic relationship on the here and now, which might include past discoveries and future inclinations. This method includes various techniques or no technique at all. Depending on what is suitable for the client. I value being present, compassionate, and genuine. I have daily practices that serve to develop a larger capacity to hold and be present with the pain and suffering a client might be experiencing in an accepting manner without bias, or personal reactivity. From this, the client learns to hold and accept their own suffering without rejecting parts of themselves; and thus feels more whole and empowered, seeing that all situations are workable.

I am a licensed psychologist working with adult individuals and couples, both in-person and through telehealth. I offer a free consultation call to determine goodness of fit.

I am a Licensed Clinical Psychologist with experience, knowledge and compassion and I work with individuals of all ages to help them solve their life challenges. We are all brought into this world with many strengths, as well as weaknesses. I will help you let your strengths lead you towards peace, happiness and health while you confront your weaknesses head on. I am a cognitive behavioral therapist and hypnotherapist and will help you solve your life challenges in the here and now while helping you stay grounded in “the big picture” of WHO you are and WHERE you are in the arc of your life. I treat people with various life challenges including relational problems, depression, panic disorder, anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, phobias and insomnia.