Meet Dr. Marisol Beaulac, PsyD

I approach my work from a liberation psychology framework, focusing on empowerment and understanding the broader social and systemic factors that can impact your child’s mental health, education, development. I believe that children are best supported within the context of their family and community, and I make it a priority to involve caregivers throughout the evaluation and support process.

I provide comprehensive psychological assessments and, when helpful, therapy, all tailored to each child’s unique needs and strengths, integrating Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). My goal is to empower both your child and your family with understanding, tools, and guidance that honor their culture, strengths, and lived experiences—so your child can thrive while your family feels supported and connected.

I earned my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Pacific University, which is fully accredited by the American Psychological Association. During my clinical internship at the El Paso Psychology Internship Consortium, I worked with college students providing both individual and group therapy, facilitated outreach programs, and conducted psychological and career assessments. My postdoctoral residency allowed me to further focus on individual therapy, community-based outreach, and supporting clients with trauma-related challenges.

I’ve been fortunate to work in a variety of clinical settings, including community mental health centers, university counseling centers, and non-profit organizations. One of my areas of focus is providing culturally sensitive care, particularly for members of the Latino community. I also received extensive training in psychological testing and evaluation during my doctoral studies, which helps me provide thorough, individualized assessments alongside therapy when appropriate.

Education:

2015 – University of San Francisco Bachelor of Arts in English Literature

2020 – Pacific University
Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology

2023 - Pacific University
Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology

Dr. Beaulac is a licensed psychologist in Oregon (license #3828) and Washington (PSPL.PK.70018250).

She is also committed to continued professional development and engagement with organizations that promote cultural sensitivity and psychological well-being, including:

• National Latinx Psychological Association

• American Psychological Association – Culture, Ethnicity, and Race (Chapter 45)

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