From $150/session
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A mental health directory for Oregon
Counselors and prescribers from Oregon’s license rolls, with a badge on every license that has been checked.Counselors and prescribers from Oregon’s license rolls, badged once checked.
License checked against the Oregon boards
Each license number here matched the roster of the board that issued it. The set changes on every visit.
From $150/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Depression·Dual Diagnosis
Verified Accepting
$111–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·ADHD·Depression
Telehealth · Sliding scale
In-network
OHP: Jackson Care Connect
$125–$150/session
Verified Accepting
Life Transitions·Relationship Issues·LGBTQIA+
Verified Accepting
Telehealth · In-person
$165–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Chronic Pain·Chronic Illness·Psychedelic Integration
$150–$300/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Self Esteem·Codependency
$135–$185/session
Verified Accepting
$150–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$160–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Depression·Anxiety·Trauma and PTSD
$150–$200/session
Verified Accepting
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Anxiety·Depression·Life Transitions
$100–$190/session
Verified Accepting
Substance Use·Work Burnout·Anxiety
$125–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Complex/Developmental Trauma·Anxiety·Relationship Issues
$100–$140/session
Verified Accepting
Marriage Counseling·Open Relationships Non-Monogamy·Sex Therapy
$125–$185/session
Verified Accepting
Verified Accepting
Self Esteem·Anxiety·Body Image
$215–$250/session
Verified Accepting
$195–$450/session
Verified Accepting
$175–$300/session
Verified Accepting
$175–$500/session
Verified Accepting
$120–$120/session
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Up to $180/session
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LGBTQIA2S+·Transgender affirming care·Life Transitions
$225–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety·Dual Diagnosis
From $200/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)·Depression
$200–$250/session
Verified Accepting
$165–$175/session
Verified Accepting
$100–$216/session
Verified Accepting
Chronic Illness·Trauma and PTSD·Transgender
From $200/session
Verified Accepting
LCSW
Women's Issues·Racial Identity·Anxiety
$125–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety·Stress
From $250/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Religious trauma·Licensed Professional Counselor
$250–$1550/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Infidelity·Life Coaching
$100–$160/session
Verified Accepting
$180–$205/session
Verified Accepting
Adult Individuals·Anxiety·Pregnancy and Postpartum
$50–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Chronic Illness·Chronic Pain
From $175/session
Verified Accepting
Verified Accepting
LGBTQ+·Transgender·Women's Issues
$50–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Transgender·Trauma and PTSD·Relationship Issues
$160–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$60–$150/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Self Esteem·Behavioral Issues
$125–$165/session
Verified Accepting
Verified Accepting
ADHD·Anxiety·Relationship Issues
$130–$140/session
Verified Accepting
$160–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$100–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Depression·Marriage Counseling·Self Esteem
$150–$205/session
Verified Not accepting
Anxiety·Depression·Trauma and PTSD
$185–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Up to $180/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Sex Therapy·Open Relationships Non-Monogamy
$185–$210/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Depression·Trauma and PTSD
Telehealth
In-network
OHP: Trillium
Verified Accepting
$150–$225/session
Verified Accepting
ADHD·Anxiety·Relationship Issues
$55–$140/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Relationship Issues·Grief
$130–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Domestic Abuse·Depression·Anxiety
Telehealth · Sliding scale
$90–$120/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Transgender·Grief
$245–$270/session
Verified Accepting
Addiction·ADHD·Anger Management
$160–$160/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Neurodivergence·Relationship Issues
$185–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Depression·Anxiety·Bipolar Disorder
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Career Counseling·Life Coaching
$150–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Grief·Substance Use
$50–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$125–$180/session
Verified Accepting
$180–$225/session
Verified Accepting
$60–$120/session
Verified Accepting
$150–$175/session
Verified Accepting
$100–$125/session
Verified Accepting
Women's Issues·Grief·Life Transitions
Verified Accepting
From $225/session
Verified Accepting
$135–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·ADHD·Behavioral Issues
Up to $250/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Trauma and PTSD·Relationship Issues
$115–$180/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Addiction·ADHD
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Transgender·Marriage Counseling
Telehealth · Sliding scale
$75–$130/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Depression·Trauma and PTSD
$105–$125/session
Verified Accepting
From $180/session
Verified Accepting
LPC, LMHC, NCC
Sports Performance·Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·ADHD·Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)
$150–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Relationship Issues·Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety
From $185/session
Verified Accepting
Adoption·Sports Performance·Women's Issues
Verified Accepting
Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)·Anxiety·Depression
$180–$240/session
Verified Accepting
ADHD·LGBTQ+·Marriage Counseling
$170–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Relationship Issues·Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety
$200–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Child·Trauma and PTSD·Parenting
$200–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety·Depression
$120–$180/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Codependency·Coping Skills
$150–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$165–$210/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Relationship Issues·Marriage Counseling
$180–$200/session
Verified Accepting
$150–$250/session
Verified Accepting
ADHD·Anxiety·Behavioral Issues
From $150/session
Verified Accepting
Transgender·Trauma and PTSD·Autism
$75–$250/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·Anxiety·Chronic Illness
Up to $210/session
Verified Accepting
Verified Accepting
Medication Management·BIPOC·Depression
$200–$500/session
Verified Accepting
Chronic Illness·Chronic Pain·Depression
$150–$185/session
Verified Accepting
Trauma and PTSD·LGBTQ+·Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)
$150–$150/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Alcohol Use·Depression
$190–$250/session
Verified Accepting
$180–$180/session
Verified Accepting
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Relationship Issues·Marriage Counseling
Telehealth · In-person
$175–$275/session
Verified Accepting
Parenting·Child or Adolescent·Women's Issues
Up to $200/session
Verified Accepting
ADHD·Adoption·Anger Management
$75–$175/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Phobias·Trauma and PTSD
From $180/session
Verified Accepting
ADHD·Difficulty in Closeness·Guilt & Self Loathing
$250–$375/session
Verified Accepting
$90–$180/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Depression·Trauma and PTSD
Up to $125/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·First Responders·Spirituality
From $70/session
Verified Accepting
Anxiety·Bipolar Disorder·Codependency
$100–$200/session
Verified Accepting
Adults who are autistic or otherwise neurodivergent·ADHD·Anxiety
$280–$315/session
Verified Accepting
Grief·Postpartum Anxiety·Cancer
Verified Accepting
Five places to start
Pick the closest one. Each chip opens that topic’s page, with the providers who list it.
Worry that keeps you awake, or panic that shows up in the grocery line. Look for counselors who list anxiety as a focus.
A death in the family, or the end of a marriage. Grief keeps its own schedule, and some counselors make it their main work.
A fourteen-year-old who will not go to school. Find counselors who see young clients and talk with their parents too.
The same argument every Sunday night, or a new baby that changed who does what. Work on it together.
Nurse practitioners and physicians who prescribe and adjust medication, plus clinicians who evaluate before treatment starts.
Reading
Clinicians on the directory write about what they see in their own offices.
All articlesFeatured
FeaturedWhen most people think of autism, they picture the diagnostic criteria: differences in social communication, repetitive behaviors, strong interests, sensory sensitivities, and a preference for routine. While these characteristics are important, they don’t always help people recognize what autism actually looks like in…
Jaxon Shaffer··5 min read
Who hasn’t marveled at the changing of the seasons…when the cold of winter begins to thaw and we see the first signs of spring; when summer leaves begin to turn into the brilliant colors of fall? What are seasons anyway? A session is a division of a year marked by changes in the weather and hours of daylight. Just as…
·4 min read
People are often braced for a first psychiatric appointment to be a triage exercise: a symptom checklist, fifteen minutes, and a prescription. That is a reasonable thing to expect, because it is what a lot of people…
·4 min read
Over the past several years, conversations about mental health have become more common across Oregon. As more people speak up about struggling with mental health issues, the stigma surrounding mental health conditions like depression has shown signs of receding in Oregon. More people are seeking help, employers are…
·8 min read
Anxiety can feel incredibly tiring. If you feel overly anxious or worried, you might notice: Feeling drained, even after a typical day Frequently feeling on edge, followed by having very little energy left for everyday tasks Wanting to isolate or pull back from others due to fatigue Why Anxiety Is So Exhausting Your…
Grace Mavromatis··3 min read
I am not a prescriber. I do not recommend medications or comment on what anyone should take. What I can do is explain how the two kinds of help differ, because people are often choosing between them without being told they are not the same thing.
Heather Swaney, MA, LPC··2 min read
If you came looking for an autism evaluation, I want to answer that in the first sentence rather than the last. I do not provide one. Here is what I can do instead, and where assessment actually comes from.
Heather Swaney, MA, LPC··3 min read
From the Mental Health Store
Apps, courses and practice resources listed on the directory’s Mental Health Store, each with its own page.
All toolsMobile App
Soulpath LLC
Therapist-built inner work. Nine paths, 300+ practices, no chatbots, no courses.
Free 14-day trial · $11.99/mo or $99.99/yr · $299.99 lifetime (first 100)
Mobile App
The Observing Ego
A private mood tracker whose "Show Your Doc" PDF brings screening scores and trends to session.
Free to download on the App Store. Premium is $4.99 per month or $44.99 per year after a 7-day free trial
Mobile App
Cuti Labs
One-tap rescue tool for panic, clinical grounding and breathing the instant anxiety spikes.
Free
Why it exists
I built this directory as a counselor in Eugene who got tired of out-of-date referral lists. When a profile carries the Verified badge, its license number has been checked against the Oregon board that issued it.
Searching is free. When you message a provider, it goes straight to their inbox, and your email is never shown publicly. You decide what to share and when.
From first search to first message
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Anywhere in Oregon
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Open a row
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Private inquiry
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What the badge means
The Verified badge goes on a profile only after its license number matches the roster of the Oregon board that issued it. Everyone else is still listed from public license records, so you can see the whole field and know which profiles have been checked.
If this is your first time
Step 1
Describe it the way you would to a friend, add a city or a plan, and press Enter. Verified providers come first in the results.
Step 2
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Step 3
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Step 4
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