Our TMS clinicians at Pacific Center for Neurostimulation work closely with our psychiatrists to provide the highest standard of care in a supportive, caring environment. Our clinicians can also provide brief psychotherapy in conjunction with your TMS treatment.
Mikaela (Miki) Pendleton, MSW, LSWAIC
TMS Clinician & Care Coordinator
Mikaela (Miki) earned her B.A. in Family Studies with a focus on interpersonal dynamics and life span development from Central Washington University and her Masters in Social Work with a clinical emphasis from University of Denver. She has provided service coordination, case management, and counseling in a variety of settings including residential, school, and both inpatient and outpatient mental health. She enjoys getting to know each individual client and draws from a strengths-based therapeutic foundation, utilizing systems theory and motivational interviewing.
TMS Clinician & Care Coordinator
Mikaela (Miki) earned her B.A. in Family Studies with a focus on interpersonal dynamics and life span development from Central Washington University and her Masters in Social Work with a clinical emphasis from University of Denver. She has provided service coordination, case management, and counseling in a variety of settings including residential, school, and both inpatient and outpatient mental health. She enjoys getting to know each individual client and draws from a strengths-based therapeutic foundation, utilizing systems theory and motivational interviewing.
Angela Oberdeck, MSW, LSWAA
TMS Clinician & Financial Coordinator
Angela earned her B. A. in Psychology from Truman State University and her Masters in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Angela’s experience is centered on family dynamics, particularly in rebuilding relationships. Her professional and volunteer positions have enabled her to serve on many interdisciplinary teams in school, home, medical, and legal settings, giving her a wide base to draw from in therapeutic sessions. While primarily utilizing psychotherapy in sessions, Angela also utilizes many elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy and solution-focused therapy to meet each individual’s needs.
TMS Clinician & Financial Coordinator
Angela earned her B. A. in Psychology from Truman State University and her Masters in Social Work from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Angela’s experience is centered on family dynamics, particularly in rebuilding relationships. Her professional and volunteer positions have enabled her to serve on many interdisciplinary teams in school, home, medical, and legal settings, giving her a wide base to draw from in therapeutic sessions. While primarily utilizing psychotherapy in sessions, Angela also utilizes many elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy and solution-focused therapy to meet each individual’s needs.
Angela Phillips, MSW, LICSW
Director of Clinical Services, TMS Clinician & Researcher
Angela received her B.S. in Clinical Psychology from The University of North Carolina, her M.S.W. in Mental Health from The University of Washington, and is currently working toward her Ph.D. in bench science at The University of Washington, focusing on neuroscience, psychiatric disorders and neuromodulation treatment. She has worked in a variety of clinical, research, project management, and leadership roles within clinical mental health settings, including both inpatient and outpatient. Angela’s therapeutic framework pulls from classic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and dialectical behavioral therapy. Angela has focused much of her masters and post-masters research related to suicide prevention, training, and treatment for serious
mental health challenges.
Director of Clinical Services, TMS Clinician & Researcher
Angela received her B.S. in Clinical Psychology from The University of North Carolina, her M.S.W. in Mental Health from The University of Washington, and is currently working toward her Ph.D. in bench science at The University of Washington, focusing on neuroscience, psychiatric disorders and neuromodulation treatment. She has worked in a variety of clinical, research, project management, and leadership roles within clinical mental health settings, including both inpatient and outpatient. Angela’s therapeutic framework pulls from classic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, mindfulness, and dialectical behavioral therapy. Angela has focused much of her masters and post-masters research related to suicide prevention, training, and treatment for serious
mental health challenges.
