Meet Our Staff

DR. JOHN W. (BILL) LENNON, Ed.D, NCSP, LMFT, LMHC, CSAT, CSOTP
President/Clinical Director

Dr. Bill Lennon is a Washington State Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and Washington State Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider. He is also trained in Lifespan Integration. Dr. Lennon has 26 years experience working in the field of compulsive sexual behavior, specializing in treatment of individuals, couples and families whose lives have been impacted by the disease of sexual addiction. As a Nationally Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and Supervisor, Bill has been trained by Dr. Patrick Carnes, Ph.D., through the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP). Through the years, Dr. Lennon has founded programs for drug addicted and troubled youth and established a 72 hour foster home program. He has three adopted children and has provided care for many foster children over the years. Bill has taught graduate level classes in counselor education and directed Chapman University’s Community Clinical Psychology program for 15 years. He presents workshops on various topics including team building and the prevention of sexual misconduct. He has been a guest on local and national television and radio programs and has received numerous professional honors throughout the years, including Who’s Who in America for his leadership and achievements in the area of community service. At Pacific Lutheran University’s Centennial Celebration he was designated as one of the top 100 graduates from the University. Bill was also elected to the Ocosta High School Hall of Fame for his football coaching successes during his earlier career as a teacher and coach.

BRIE BERGMAN, MA, LMHC, CSOTP, CSAT

Brie Bergman is a Washington State Licensed Mental Health Counselor and has over 20 years experience as a therapist working with individuals, couples, and groups.  Brie is also a Nationally Certified Sex Addiction Therapist and a Washington State Certified Sex Offender Treatment Provider.  She has specialized in the field of compulsive sexual behavior with a "whole sphere" approach which has included treatment of individuals with addictive behaviors, sexual offenders, non-offending partners, and abuse survivors, as well as the presentation of workshops for school districts and other community groups about the prevention of sexual misconduct.  Brie is trained in the Lifespan Integration treatment model (www.lifespanintegration.com).  She uses a holistic approach to working with people, and has special interests in spiritual growth, healing, and self-actualization.  Brie's work in her field of specialty has been presented at national symposiums and on national television and local radio.  Brie has also tutored Swedish and English, and successfully managed two import businesses.

STACI SPROUT, MSW, LICSW, CSAT

Staci Sprout earned her Master's degree in Social Work from the University of Washington in 1994 and went on to become licensed in 2001. She has worked with individuals, couples and families in the field of health and mental health for over 14 years. Staci enjoys empowering individuals who are seeking relief from the painful symptoms of grief, depression, anxiety, and Post-Traumatic Stress. She also specializes in Anger Management and led therapy groups in all of these areas. Her other focus area is helping individuals experiencing life transitions in career, relationships and/or spiritual explorations. She is a trained provider of Lifespan Integration therapy, levels I and II, a gentle yet effective method for healing past traumas.  For more information on Lifespan Integration therapy, go to http://www.lifespanintegration.com/.

JONAS RADVIK, MA, CSAT, ASOTP

Jonas Radvik, MA, CSAT, ASOTP, works with individuals, couples, and groups. His work draws from a humanistic client centered approach utilizing modalities such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Family Systems, Mindfulness, and Lifespan Integration. His background includes a professional career in the performing arts in Europe. He has a Bachelor of Arts in Contemplative Psychology from Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado, and a Master of Arts in Couple and Family Therapy from Antioch University, Seattle, Washington. He is also a Certified Sexual Addiction Therapist.

RODNEY JONG, MS, LMFT, ASOTP

Rodney Jong provides counseling to individuals, couples, and families. He works in the clinical areas of marital and family counseling, substance abuse, crisis intervention, grief and loss, anger management, incest, and compulsive sexual behaviors. His counseling background includes over twelve years of crisis intervention work at the Crisis Clinic and Chemical Dependency Counseling at Square One Alcohol & Chemical Dependency Treatment Program. He has been trained in methods of Virginia Satir, and is a Past President of the Northwest Satir Institute. Rodney received his Master's Degree in Marriage and Family therapy at Seattle Pacific University. He is a Clinical Member of the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy. Therapeutically, Rodney utilizes a family systems approach in combination with an existential focus.

STEVE DULANEY, MA, MHC-A

Steve Dulaney received his Masters in Counseling Psychology from Mars Hill Graduate School and is a Washington State Mental Health Counselor Associate (MHC-A). His therapeutic orientation blends traditional Cognitive Behavioral and Psychodynamic, along with Lifespan Integration (www.lifespanintegration.com). His use of a client-centered relational model helps establish a warm, accepting and safe environment in which individuals and couples can feel free to talk about difficult issues while gaining a new perspective and greater self awareness. Steve received his B.A. in Business from the University of Washington and is a lifelong resident of the state. Steve has been married 17 years and has two sons.

ALISON DAVIS, BSW, MA INTERN

Alison Davis is interning for her MA in Counseling Psychology, which she will receive from Mars Hill Graduate School in June of 2010. Alison brings extensive experience working with both groups and individuals in the area of addiction and recovery as well as the conflicts underlying these issues. She helped establish a woman’s in-patient treatment program in Austin, Texas where she worked as a counselor, designed curriculum, and taught classes on the dynamics of addiction. Alison received her Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Texas in 1987, and completed her internship at the Center for Battered Women. Alison’s warm and compassionate style promotes a safe atmosphere for exploring life’s sensitive issues, and she is skilled at helping others find emotional healing through difficult circumstances. She is also a trained practitioner of the Lifespan Integration method, and holds a special interest in the area of spiritual healing and growth.

POLLY DENISON
Treatment Team / Evaluation Administrator

Polly Denison has worked since 1999 as Dr. Lennon’s associate and staff administrator. Polly works closely with the SRS staff coordinating appointments for individual and group therapy, as well as specialized appointments for the assessment/evaluation process. She also works directly with clients scheduling, organizing testing, reviewing documents with clients, coordinating polygraphs with the client or partner, and generally providing assistance to assure that our clients’ needs are met. In situations where a client is attending treatment due to having crossed ethical or legal boundaries, Polly works closely with outside professional offices managing cases and providing reports.