Evergreen Therapy & Trauma Services
Seeking support for depression, anxiety, or trauma can feel overwhelming. At Evergreen Therapy & Trauma Services, you’ll work directly with Cassandra, a licensed clinician who provides trauma‑informed therapy for individuals (ages sixteen and older) and couples. Cassandra tailors care to your goals and offers support at a pace that feels manageable. Her experience includes working with people navigating PTSD, complex trauma, grief, and the effects of long‑term or overwhelming stress, including veterans and others impacted by traumatic events.
Cassandra offers both in‑person and telehealth therapy across Oregon, with flexible evening and weekend appointments. Services include individual therapy, couples counseling, trauma‑focused treatment, and support for anxiety, depression, relationship stress, and identity‑related concerns.
Evergreen Therapy & Trauma Services also provides training and workforce‑development support for organizations and leaders. These trainings focus on trauma‑informed practice, belonging‑centered leadership, communication strategies, and approaches that strengthen team culture and organizational well‑being.
To support accessibility, Evergreen offers in‑network and out‑of‑network insurance billing, a secure, encrypted client portal, and clear communication about costs. Limited financial hardship options may be available for qualifying clients.
Cassandra’s goal is to create a welcoming, inclusive space where you can explore your experiences without pressure. Her approach is compassionate, steady, and grounded in evidence‑based trauma practices. Whether you’re seeking support for PTSD, anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges, Cassandra works with you toward meaningful change in a way that feels safe and sustainable.
In Network: Aetna, BlueCross, Kaiser, Moda Health, PacificSource, Providence
What is an LCSW Therapist?
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) Therapist utilize their clinical training to diagnose a variety of behavioral issues. They consider both psychological and environmental factors, ensuring a holistic understanding of the client’s circumstances before establishing a treatment plan.
Out of the 3,500 required hours, at least 2,000 must be dedicated to direct client contact. This emphasizes hands-on experience, critical for developing practical therapeutic skills.
They must pass the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) clinical exam to assesses the candidate's knowledge and skills in clinical social work practice.
About
Cassandra Aglietti
As a licensed clinical social work therapist, I have devoted my career to working with children and families since 2013. My deep passion lies in guiding individuals through the healing process, particularly those who are affected by childhood experiences that may be holding them back from becoming their best selves.
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Individual therapy, also known as psychotherapy or individual counseling, involves clients working one-on-one with a therapist. I help guide clients in pinpointing specific aspects of their lives they seek to change. Recognizing these areas is a critical step toward achieving personal goals and overcoming challenges.
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I specialize in facilitating the healing of complex trauma, a deep-seated wound that can cause significant pain, impact relationships, and limit our ability to respond compassionately to ourselves, others, and life's challenges, stressors, and triggers.
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Couples therapy, also known as marriage counseling, is a therapeutic approach aimed at improving the dynamics of a romantic relationship. I provide a safe space for partners to address issues and learn constructive communication techniques.