Meet our Practitioners
Our practitioners have a diverse background, equipping them with the knowledge and experience to offer ADHD support services for adults from all walks of life.
Kim Clifford, PA-C
Kim is a certified physician assistant specializing in adult care. Originally from Colorado, she earned her undergraduate degree from the University of Northern Colorado in Sport and Exercise Science. After moving to Portland, OR she completed a graduate certificate in public health from OHSU, then graduated PA school at Heritage University in Toppenish, Washington. Kim spent seven years in emergency medicine in Portland, Oregon, gaining valuable experience in acute care. She is also passionate about volunteering, she currently works with nonprofits to provide direct medical care to those experiencing houselessness. She believes in always meeting her patients where they are at regardless of their current situation.
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Prior to attending PA school Kim worked as a massage therapist in alternative medicine clinics, working alongside other integrative medicine practitioners. She has the perspective of working in both the eastern and western medical world. While working in the hospital in acute care she grew frustrated with the large healthcare systems and the lack of holistic interventions. She is now transitioning back to outpatient medicine where she can focus on integrative treatment for ADHD.
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Kim was inspired to start PNW-ADHD Clinic with her business partner Elizabeth after witnessing the challenges her husband, friends, and family faced in finding ADHD care. She pursued an intensive functional psychiatric certification training specializing in ADHD. She also has experience working in a traditional outpatient mental health clinic as well as ketamine assisted psychotherapy. Kim offers traditional medication management from a functional medicine perspective, believing in personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient and their families.
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Kim is licensed in both Oregon and Washington.
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Kim is currently accepting new patients.
Elizabeth Hoke, LMFT
Elizabeth is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in California and Oregon and has spent the last decade as Clinical Director of Liberation Institute where she supervises interns and trainees so they can collectively provide therapy for individuals, groups and families on an affordable sliding scale.
As someone who experienced challenges with undiagnosed ADHD as a child that led to early substance abuse, she is passionate and dedicated to helping people who struggle with ADHD and addiction. She uses a mix of theoretical tools rooted in somatic psychology and biocentric philosophies to empower her clients to believe in themselves and realize their potential to positively impact others. Elizabeth is dedicated to helping people with ADHD transform their challenges into assets.
Elizabeth is a certified ADHD-Clinical Services Provider and has spent more than a decade supporting clients who struggle from obstacles of living in a world that doesn't understand and support people who have ADHD .
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Elizabeth has spent many years co-facilitating ketamine-assisted psychotherapy sessions at Rainfall Medicine and currently teaches psychedelic education classes in the MCFT department and Center of Community Engagement at Lewis and Clark College. She is a mother, artist, and activist who has committed her life to human and environmental advocacy and is committed to being the best mother she can to her three children so that they grow up to be caring, impactful humans who make the world a better place.
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Elizabeth is currently accepting new patients.
​Dr. Deb Kiehlmeier, DO
​Deb is a board-certified general psychiatrist. Originally from New Jersey, she completed her undergraduate degree at Rutgers University and then attended medical school at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine. After graduating, she completed her psychiatric residency at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Since completing residency in 2021, and moving to the PNW, Dr. Kiehlmeier has worked in many different psychiatric settings, but now focuses fully on her private practice. She is passionate about avoiding the overprescribing that is common in modern day psychiatry, however this is balanced with an understanding that judicious prescribing of medication can be life changing. Dr. Kiehlmeier hopes that patients will be inspired to address their mental health from all angles, including lifestyle factors and remaining open-minded to the benefits of a therapeutic relationship.
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Deb is currently not accepting new patients.