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Kristen Hawkinson

LPCDenver, OR

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Lola Carlile

PhD, ATR, LPCSalem, OR

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ADHD◆Grief◆Trauma and PTSD

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Charlene Dobry

LMFT, MS, MFTKlamath Falls, OR

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Tristan Hediger

LPCPortland, OR

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Summer Valentine

LPCPortland, OR

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MA, LPCGrants Pass, OR

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Amy Ashton-Williams

LCSW, CADC, II, PhDPendleton, OR

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Chelsea Thomas

PsyDEugene, OR

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Katy Buddeke

MA, NCCPortland, OR

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Melissa Brainerd

MA, MIT

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Lauren La Riva

Licensed Professional Counselor | MS | LPCPortland, OR

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