Infertility & First‑Responder Family Therapy

For Women, Couples, and First Responder Families Who Are Ready to Stop Carrying This Alone.

Camas, Washington | Telehealth in Washington and California

Caitlin Dyer APCC #17306

Employed by Silver Fern Child & Family Therapy, Inc

Supervised by Lora Groppetti, LMFT 43369

Now accepting Optum Insurance for California. Accepting Aetna, Anthem, First Choice, HMA, Lifewise, Premera, Regence BCBS, and Triwest in Washington

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You don't have to be in the same room as your therapist for the work to be real. But sometimes you want to be — and now you can be.

I offer in-person therapy at Bluestream Counseling in Camas, Washington for clients in the Camas, Washougal, Vancouver, and Portland metro area, as well as telehealth therapy throughout Washington state and California.

Whether you're navigating infertility and IVF, processing pregnancy loss, doing couples work, supporting a teenager, or surviving life as a first responder family — I bring clinical expertise, lived experience, and a genuinely holistic approach to every session.

Now accepting Optum insurance for California and Aetna, Anthem, First Choice, HMA, Lifewise, Premera, Regence BCBS, and Triwest for Washington. In-person and telehealth appointments available.

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Therapy Offered

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    Infertility Therapy

    Infertility doesn't just live in the body — it settles into your thoughts, your relationships, your identity. It can turn ordinary moments into landmines: a baby shower invite, a casual question at a family dinner, a silent drive home after another disappointing cycle.

    For telehealth infertility therapy means you can process a hard beta call from your own couch. You can cry without worrying about the drive home. You can log on from wherever this week has taken you — and the work is just as deep, just as real.

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    First Responders Therapy

    Shift work doesn't pause for therapy appointments. Neither should your access to support. In person therapy gives you a place to decompress, have sacred space for yourself, and process the things you think no one else will understand.

    Telehealth first responder family therapy means scheduling around shift life, not against it. Early morning before a shift starts. During a rare quiet afternoon. From a hotel room during travel training. The flexibility isn't a compromise — for first responder families, it's the only thing that actually works.

Whether you're navigating the emotional journey of infertility or the unique pressures faced by first responder families, I am here to provide understanding, guidance, and healing. As someone that has lived the experience of infertility and the first responder family life, I blend lived experience with professional insight and advanced training to create change and healing for others.

My mission is to empower women, couples, and families to thrive in the face of adversity. Focusing in infertility support and the complexities faced by first responder families, I strive to create a safe and nurturing environment where clients can explore their emotions, build resilience, and foster deeper connections. My goal is to provide tailored therapeutic care that honors each individual’s story while fostering hope, strength, and healing.

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