Oregon State University

Lilia G. Miramontes, PhD

Staff Counselor
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Counseling & Psychological Services
500 Snell Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331
541-737-2131
Education
University of California-Irvine, BA
Washington State University, PhD
University of Oregon, Pre-Doctoral Internship
Theoretical Orientation

My primary theoretical orientation is cognitive-behavioral. However, I also use interpersonal, multicultural, and strength-based techniques depending on the client’s presenting concerns. , I focus on learning about the client as a whole person and the precipitating factors that maintain his/her problems.  In addition, I pay attention to the sociocultural factors that might influence the client’s life.  By being genuine, honest, and empathic, I am able to gain a better understanding of my client’s problems and develop a strong therapeutic relationship.  I also concentrate on identifying strengths and positive aspects the client possesses as a way to instill hope.  My professional areas of interest include college student development, ethnic identity development, alcohol and other drugs (AOD), and multicultural competence.

Supervision Style

My supervision style is developmental and I incorporate multicultural aspects in my work with supervisees. I think it is important to meet the supervisee where they are at with their clinical skills and professional development. 

About me

I am originally from Southern California and have lived in the Pacific Northwest for the past 8 years. I enjoy going on walks/hikes, trying different kinds of food, and spending time with family and friends. 

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