Meet Our Therapists
About Us
Our team supports both sexual and nonsexual health and relational concerns.
The summaries below are condensed overviews of each clinician’s scope of practice. If a particular concern is not listed in a summary, it does not mean that the clinician does not have training, or experience in that area. We encourage you to click on each clinician’s profile to read their full bio for a more comprehensive understanding of their training, approach, and specialties.
If you’re interested in beginning therapy with us, complete a short inquiry form, and follow the link to schedule a complimentary phone consultation below. You are welcome to schedule and speak with more than one therapist.
Our Operations Lead is available to assist you in selecting which clinicians are a good match for your needs and answering any questions you may have about therapy within our practice. You don’t have to have it all figured out. We’re here to help.
For all general questions and inquiries email our admin team at info@pnwtherapycollective.com Or request a call
Have a therapist in mind?
Submit an inquiry below to request a complimentary consultation with the therapist(s) of your choice. You can also use this form to request recomendations and ask general questions.
Need a little guidance first?
Schedule a call with our Operations Lead and share a bit about your concerns, receive a therapist recommendation, and book a complimentary consultation with a clinician directly.
Claudia Johnson
Clinical Director & LMFT-S, CST, ABS (she/her)
As Clinical Director of PNW Sex Therapy Collective, Claudia provides oversight of the Collective’s clinical standards and therapeutic philosophy. She guides the development of clinicians, supports ethical decision-making, and ensures that the care provided aligns with systemic, intersectional, and sex-positive frameworks.
Claudia is deeply committed to cultivating a practice rooted in collaboration rather than hierarchy. Her leadership is grounded in the belief that therapy is both relational and revolutionary, and that pleasure, power, and authenticity deserve thoughtful clinical attention.
Renee Morton
Care & Operations Lead (she/her)
Renee serves as the Care & Operations Lead at PNW Sex Therapy Collective, where she supports both the relational and operational heartbeat of the practice. She collaborates closely with clients from their first point of contact, helping them feel welcomed, understood, and thoughtfully matched with a clinician who aligns with their needs.
For all general inquiries about the Collective, scheduling, and professional collaborations, email Renee directly or schedule a phone call below. info@pnwtherapycollective.com.
What is an AASECT certification?
Certification by AASECT as a sexuality educator, sexuality counselor or sex therapist is a crucial step in one’s professional advancement, demonstrating to all that stringent requirements for training and experience have been met. AASECT offers certification of sexual health practitioners in four categories: sexuality educator, sexuality counselor, sex therapist and supervisor. For the vast majority of professionals in healthcare and human services, certification is a prerequisite to practice. AASECT credentials sexual health professionals on the basis of rigorous standards for academic preparation, supervised training and consultation, field-related experience and applied skills.
Requirements such as academic degrees, specific core subject areas and clock hours of education and field-related experience and training are identified for each category of certification. Field experience and practical application of skills and competencies carried out under trained and approved supervision or consultation are crucial aspects of certification.
Applicants must substantiate completion of certification requirements with academic transcripts and other formal documentation, and must also undergo peer review of their credentials.
