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Stories, News & Advice
Stay informed with the latest reporting, insights, and practical advice from Oregon's mental health community.
News
Breaking coverage of legislation, funding, and workforce issues affecting Oregon therapists and clients.
Blog
Deep dives into mental health stories, community voices, and personal narratives from providers.
Advice
Practical guidance for finding care, affording therapy, and navigating the mental health system.
Partners
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Psychedelic Therapy Resources
Learn more about the differences between integration, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, and other legal modalities.
What is KAP?
An introduction to Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy: what to expect, how it works, and how to find a verified practitioner.
Does OHP Cover My Care?
Learn how Medicaid and the Oregon Health Plan can cover mental health services, including specialized trauma modalities.
Integration Therapy 101
Understanding why post-experience integration is critical for sustained mental health outcomes.
Your Mental Wellness Journey
Navigate trusted resources, understand your options, and learn how the directory empowers your care.
Educational Resources
Articles, guides, and curated information about therapy types, mental health conditions, and wellness strategies.
Treatment Guides
Step-by-step guides for understanding different therapy modalities, what each session looks like, and how to prepare.
How It Works
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My Story & Media
Tune in to the podcast and watch the explainer video to discover why this directory was built, how it works, and the core mission behind connecting Oregonians to better care.