Janey Ganta MA, LMFTA
“We all carry the effects of our life experiences. Although I cannot change your past, I can help you explore new ways of understanding it. Therapy can offer a different perspective, creating space for healing, growth, and a renewed sense of confidence when facing life's challenges.”
— Janey Ganta, MA, LMFTA
Janey Ganta MA, LMFTA
License
#MG.61279959
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
She/Her
Areas of Focus
Relationship building
Codependence
Trauma & PTSD
Co-occurring disorders
Gender & sexuality
Neurodiversity
Personality disorders
Communication and conflict resolution
Religious trauma
In Janey’s Words
I was 15 years old when I first felt called to be a friend to the friendless. Growing up in Oregon's Willamette Valley, I became aware of the ways access to resources, support, and opportunity can profoundly shape a person's life. These early experiences cultivated a deep desire to connect with others and understand their stories.
Over time, that youthful conviction evolved into a vocation dedicated to hearing people's experiences, bearing witness to their struggles and strengths, and supporting them through life's challenges. What began as a desire to help has grown through years of professional experience and education in mental health since 2013.
Today, I view therapy as a collaborative process of understanding, healing, and growth. I believe meaningful change often emerges when we feel genuinely seen, understood, and empowered to create new possibilities from our lived experiences.
Training & Education
MA Counseling Psychology, Pacifica Graduate Institute, 2021. Emphasis: Depth Psychology and Family Systems Therapy
BA, Counseling Psychology, Northwest University