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Meet Adam A. Tannenbaum, MSW, LCSW
I am an individual, couples, and family therapist who works adults and adolescents. I specialize in addressing issues related to trauma, PTSD, interpersonal challenges, life transitions, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, adjustment disorders, and relational distress.
As an EMDR trained therapist I utilize this complimentary intervention when appropriate with traditional psychotherapy.
I most often work with people seeking to improve the relationships within themselves and the people around them.
Educational Background and professional experiences:
I completed my Master of Social Work at University of Denver with a focus in family systems and a two-year post-graduate certification in Marriage and Family Therapy at Denver Family Institute.
Currently, I am an Adjunct Instructor at Portland State University’s School of Social work and previously taught at University of Denver’s Graduate School of Social Work. I share my passion for this work with graduate students by teaching courses in assessment and diagnosing mental disorders, treatment and interventions for adolescents and families, and experiential therapy interventions for individuals, couples, families, and groups. I have developed and facilitated presentations and trainings for mental health clinicians, community partners, parents, teens, and community members.
I’ve held multiple roles as a Clinical Supervisor for therapists in community based outpatient organizations in Oregon and Colorado and provided clinical field supervison for masters level students at University of Denver, Metro State University, Regis University, and the University of Colorado. With extensive experience across clinical practice, supervision, academia, and community involvement I am an approved LCSW supervisor with the Oregon Board of Licensed Social Workers. I assist clinicians in developing the necessary skills for therapists to effectively bridge the academic/practice gap.
In my free time:
You’ll find me amongst the mountains with my wife and our happy husky, family, and friends. My wife and I spend our winters tele skiing and summers mountain biking. The rest of the year you’ll find us trail running, surfing, climbing, and enjoying our garden. Each of these activities allow me to connect in ways that help me better understand myself and the world around me.
Meet Kyla Ludington, MS, AMFT
Kyla is a post-graduate Associate Marriage and Family Therapist providing therapy under the clinical supervision of Adam A. Tannenbaum. She integrates trauma-informed approaches, including Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), Internal Family Systems (IFS), EMDR-informed care, and somatic based modalities. With a background as a massage therapist, Kyla brings a deep understanding of the mind-body connection into her clinical work, helping clients notice how emotions and past experiences are held in the body and expressed in relationships.
Educational Background and professional experiences:
Kyla completed a Master of Science in Mariage and Family Therapy at Oregon Institute of Technology.
Her approach is collaborative and compassionate, grounded in authenticity and curiosity. Kyla works with individuals, couples, and families navigating anxiety, relational distress, life transitions, and the lingering impact of family-of-origin wounds. She strives to create a space where clients feel safe, seen, and empowered to develop greater self-understanding and connection with others.
Kyla believes meaningful change unfolds through awareness, emotional attunement, and self-compassion. Her work invites clients to explore the connection between their past and present experiences, strengthen self-regulation and grounding skills, and move toward more fulfilling relationships and a deeper sense of wellbeing.