Meet the Counselors
Cliff Jacobson, MS, LMFT
LMFT79264 -- NPI: 1356533285
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Cliff Jacobson, MS, LMFT is a Licensed Therapist who works with adults, couples and teenagers to improve relationships and find renewed happiness and satisfaction in life. Cliff is the founder of North Valley Counseling. He has advanced training in Couple & Marriage Counseling, as well as Therapy for Trauma and Relationship Functioning. Cliff works with clients to balance the biological, psychological and emotional parts of the self. Cliff has training in different schools of therapy but he "likes to keep it simple and do what works for you". Cliff values an honest collaborative approach in which individuals and couples are empowered and involved in solving the issues that face them. He offers a safe, non-judgmental environment where you can work on feeling better, gaining insights and practicing new ways of living. Cliff grew up in Chico, CA and is happily married with two children. He believes in the counseling process and learns as much from his clients as they do from him.
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Pat Pearson, MA, RN, LMFT
LMFT89714 -- NPI: 1770724825
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Pat Pearson, MA, RN, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with adults, couples, children and teenagers. Pat graduated from Pacific Union College in 1986 with a degree in nursing. Her experience includes ICU, ER, Cardiology and Adult/Child Mental Health. Pat believes there is a strong connection between mind, body, soul and wellness. Pat grew up in Paradise and returned with her own family in 2000. Happily remarried for 20+ years Pat warmly refers to her family as his, mine and ours. She has personal experience with adoption, step parenting, co parenting and blending a family. She believes in the counseling process and personally participates in individual, couples and family therapy as needed.
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Erin Feulner, MS, LMFT
LMFT108041 -- NPI: 1457605891
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Erin Feulner, MS, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Erin has years of experience working in a local non-profit specializing in working with children, teenagers and families. She understands the effects of trauma and the importance of attachment in helping people heal from the past and develop happier lives. Erin has training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, P.C.I.T. (Parent-Child Interaction Therapy) and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). She is certified as an Adoption Competent Therapist by TAC (Training for Adoption Competency). Erin welcomes adults. children and families to experience the positive effects of counseling.
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Chad Blanchard, MA, AMFT
AMFT103098 -- NPI: 1124573779
Supervised by Cliff Jacobson, LMFT 79264
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Chad Blanchard, MA, is a registered Associate Marriage Family Therapist. His personal statement reads: Your desire for relief can truly be a springboard for positive and lasting changes. Perhaps you have felt a sense that it is indeed possible that your life and/or your loved ones's life could be more satisfying, though are not sure just where to start. You are not alone, so many people genuinely desire such a meaningful shift for themselves and/or their loved ones and yet feel stuck. Fortunately, a good match between client and psychotherapist continues to be extraordinarily helpful in making the wish for relief become a living reality. I am a relational therapist with a collaborative approach in assisting my adult and teenage clients in their quest for change. Through authentically witnessing the difficulties, strengths, fears, and aspirations, it is my intention to then help ‘shine a light’ on that beckoning path that resonates most deeply for them. My intention is to support my clients in harnessing their own incredible power and resiliency while they continue to discover and align with their own deeper sense of purpose. May your search lead to the increased happiness that you and/or your loved one seek.
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Adrienne Wilson, MS, LMFT
LMFT106740 -- NPI: 1003370792
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Adrienne Wilson, MS, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who works with adults, couples, and teenagers. Adrienne has experience working in the areas of domestic violence, PTSD, substance abuse, anxiety, and depression. Adrienne sees the client-therapist relationship as a collaborative effort. She approaches her role as therapist as someone who provides a safe and non-judgmental environment to help individuals and couples work through distressing emotional states; providing support, feedback and tools to help them obtain more satisfying relationships and fulfilling lives.
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