Haydon Weinberg started his career working with adolescents in the school system. Finding a passion helping others unlock their potential and reframe how they see things can change their world.

Haydon earned his bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in Neuroscience from the University of Portland and his master’s degree from Santa Clara University. His clinical experience spans school-based services, residential care, ABA, community mental health, and high-acuity crisis work. Through these experiences, he has supported children, teenagers, adults, and older adults from diverse backgrounds.

Haydon especially enjoys working with teenagers as they explore who they are and who they want to become. His areas of focus include anxiety, depression, relationships, life transitions, couples therapy, and men’s mental health. His broad clinical experience also helps him remain calm, present, and responsive when clients are navigating difficult situations.

What drew me to this work: Seeing that little lightbulb moment when the world seems to change because someone was able to change their viewpoint of how they viewed the world has been the driving force for my work. Change someone's perspective and help change the world.

What to expect in the room: We can take time to establish rapport and get comfortable, or, if you’re ready, we can dive in and start working right away. There is no expectation that you have everything figured out before we meet. My goal is to meet you where you are, listen without judgment, and begin working together toward the next chapter you want to create.

Outside the therapy room: A hiker and traveler. He enjoys a good book, quiet time, and writing.

I believe: "Everyone needs a space to just be heard, let their unfiltered selves out, and be understood."