Kendre Berger

Kendre is a Clinical Social Work Associate who is committed to helping children and their caregivers learn to thrive in the face of challenge. Kendre specializes in early childhood ages 0-5, school age children and teens. She also takes special interest in working with children and adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

What kids can expect when they meet Kendre at Restore for the first time

Kendre's passion is creating age-appropriate narratives for children to better understand their experiences, current circumstances, and what is to come while also nurturing their attachment to their caregivers. She believes in a relational, collaborative, playful, and supportive approach to helping clients reach their goals.

Kendre's background has focused on providing psychotherapy to youth in the foster care system and children and families impacted by disability, trauma, addiction, chronic illness, grief and loss.

Kendre is a certified Child Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) provider with additional experience in play therapy, sensorimotor informed therapy, and Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT). Kendre received her B.A. in Human Development from Washington State University (go Cougs!) and Masters of Social Work from Portland State University.

In her spare time, Kendre loves spending time with her loved ones, crafting, going to concerts, cheering on her favorite teams (Trailblazers, Thorns, Seahawks, and WSU cougars), and catering to her dog, Churro's, every whim.