3 Best Marriage Counselors in Salem, OR

“Taranum Chaudry holds a Doctorate in Marriage and Family Therapy and brings over 30 years of experience working with adults, couples, and families. She has extensive experience in treating a wide range of clinical issues. Taranum Chaudry specializes in treating relationship problems, extramarital affairs, blended families, and parenting issues. She is committed to providing highly qualified counseling services in a non-judgmental environment. Taranum Chaudry uses a psychodynamic approach along with cognitive behavioral therapy, play, and mindfulness strategies to work with trauma, loss, anxiety, and depression. Taranum Chaudry practices at Poyama Counseling Services. The clinic has been providing outpatient mental health services for adults, children, and families.”

“Dr. David I. Manock is the founder and president of the Integrative Counseling Institute. He holds two master's degrees, an MS in MFT and an M.Div. Dr. Manock has been involved in higher education since 1999 and has been practicing psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and families since 1996. His experience includes working extensively with couples to improve their relationships and address relationship healing needed due to addiction or infidelity. Dr. David I. Manock believes that neuroscience has shown that humans are hard-wired for relationships, and he emphasizes the importance of being present, attentive, and empathetic to understand and address a person's inner world and relational healing needs rather than just focusing on their pain and challenges. Integrative Counseling Institute offers clinical and pastoral counseling for those seeking help, as well as educational training and supervision for professionals in the fields of clinical psychology and pastoral counseling. Zoom or Telehealth Video counseling is also available.”

“Jean Vanlue is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She obtained her Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from George Fox University. Jean Vanlue works with individuals, couples, and families. Her approach to counseling is attachment-based and employs solution-focused and cognitive behavioral therapy principles. Her areas of focus include couple relationships, adult family relationships, adoption issues (all ages), ADHD, anxiety, stress management, and life transitions. Her life’s purpose is to help others find the hope, healing, strength, and grace needed to face the many challenges of life. Jean Vanlue explores your current circumstances and the impact of your personal history.”