Psychotherapy Practice – John Rogers Counseling
John Rogers Counseling is a therapy practice located at 377 SW Century Drive, Suite 208, in Bend, Oregon, offering individual therapy, couples therapy, and family therapy. In-person sessions are available at the Bend office, with telehealth services extended to clients residing in Colorado, Minnesota, and Oregon. The clinician, John Rogers, holds a master’s degree in psychology. Prior clinical training placements include The Center for Grief, where he focused on complex grief and trauma work, and The Emily Program, a specialized eating disorder treatment setting.
The practice frames its work around three therapeutic approaches. Depth Psychology is described as exploring unconscious emotions, imagery, dreams, and symbolism to uncover the underlying meanings of psychological struggles and recurring patterns in a client’s life. The NeuroAffective Relational Model (NARM) is applied to address complex and developmental trauma through present-moment engagement with identity, connection, and nervous system states. For couples and family sessions, Rogers employs a framework rooted in psychodynamic theory and the dynamics of opposites as developed in the clinical model of John Desteian, which examines how relational tensions and unconscious patterns shape interpersonal dynamics within partnerships and family systems.
Areas of clinical background informed by prior training include grief and loss, trauma, serious illness, eating disorder treatment, and autism. These areas reflect the clinical contexts in which Rogers trained rather than an exhaustive list of current specialties, as the homepage does not enumerate all current focus areas.
Sessions are available in-person in Bend and via telehealth for Colorado, Minnesota, and Oregon residents. A complimentary initial consultation can be scheduled online to allow prospective clients to explore therapeutic fit before committing to ongoing sessions. Specific insurance plans accepted and individual session fees are not detailed on the homepage.
Contact: phone (541) 203-6410; online contact form available through the website. The Bend office is accessible to local clients, while telehealth extends access to Colorado, Minnesota, and Oregon residents. The practice’s depth psychology and NARM orientation distinguishes it from protocol-based approaches, appealing to clients seeking a meaning-oriented framework for addressing trauma, grief, or relational concerns.