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Portland, Oregon Area Christian Counselor
Rick Livingston has practiced Marriage & Family Christian Counseling for twenty years in
Hillsboro, Oregon. His experience as a counselor includes dealing with abuse—mental,
physical, or sexual; addictions, adoption, anger and rage, anxiety and panic attacks,
betrayal, “co-dependency,” communication breakdown, conflict dysfunction, depression,
divorce, emotional withdrawal, fear, grief, guilt, infidelity, obsession, marital preparation,
separation, step-parenting, and stress. If you reside in the greater Portland Metro
area of Oregon, please contact Rick by telephone or email for a counseling
appointment at his office in Hillsboro. For long distance counseling via phone,
instant messaging, email, or even web-cam, please email or call for an
appointment time and/or a free 5 minute consultation.
Rick Livingston 503-357-9679
counselhere@gmail.com
207 SE Oak St, Hillsboro, Oregon
Rick’s background includes pastoring a Bible church for eight years, providing vocational
rehabilitation services in the state of Oregon, teaching in private Christian schools, and
working at various summer camps. Rick earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a
master’s degree in counseling. He is also an ordained minister of the gospel through the
Assemblies of God. Rick enjoys family time, dates with his wife, writing poetry, river rafting,
and backpacking. His two oldest sons and he once hiked all the way across Oregon
together, from California to Washington. His family roots run deep: He and his wife Patty
have eight children who are a joy to them.
Rick believes passionately that the best way to counsel is “looking to Jesus, the author
and finisher of our faith” (Hebrews 12:2). Accordingly, he has made it an ongoing practice
to study the life of Christ including how He ministered to and counseled others. Such a
methodology introduces an eternal, purposeful direction throughout the process of
counseling. He also believes God will meet with people at whatever point they are in their
journey, whether they are believers or not. His grace truly is sufficient in our weakness (2
Corinthians 12:9).
life, relationships, moral
dilemmas, God, or the Bible?
Send me your question at
Contact Us. I usually respond to
questions within a week in the
Current Question page.
Portland, Oregon Area Christian Counselor
Rick Livingston has practiced Marriage & Family Christian Counseling for twenty years in
Hillsboro, Oregon. His experience as a counselor includes dealing with abuse—mental,
physical, or sexual; addictions, adoption, anger and rage, anxiety and panic attacks,
betrayal, “co-dependency,” communication breakdown, conflict dysfunction, depression,
divorce, emotional withdrawal, fear, grief, guilt, infidelity, obsession, marital preparation,
separation, step-parenting, and stress. If you reside in the greater Portland Metro
area of Oregon, please contact Rick by telephone or email for a counseling
appointment at his office in Hillsboro. For long distance counseling via phone,
instant messaging, email, or even web-cam, please email or call for an
appointment time and/or a free 5 minute consultation.
Rick Livingston 503-357-9679
counselhere@gmail.com
207 SE Oak St, Hillsboro, Oregon
Rick’s background includes pastoring a Bible church for eight years, providing vocational
rehabilitation services in the state of Oregon, teaching in private Christian schools, and
working at various summer camps. Rick earned a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a
master’s degree in counseling. He is also an ordained minister of the gospel through the
Assemblies of God. Rick enjoys family time, dates with his wife, writing poetry, river rafting,
and backpacking. His two oldest sons and he once hiked all the way across Oregon
together, from California to Washington. His family roots run deep: He and his wife Patty
have eight children who are a joy to them.
Rick believes passionately that the best way to counsel is “looking to Jesus, the author
and finisher of our faith” (Hebrews 12:2). Accordingly, he has made it an ongoing practice
to study the life of Christ including how He ministered to and counseled others. Such a
methodology introduces an eternal, purposeful direction throughout the process of
counseling. He also believes God will meet with people at whatever point they are in their
journey, whether they are believers or not. His grace truly is sufficient in our weakness (2
Corinthians 12:9).
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