Oregon Therapists Who Accept BlueCross BlueShield
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Natasha Minnick
MA · Portland, OR
Natasha is a compassionate and dedicated therapist who believes every individual has innate strength and potential that has yet to be unlocked. Her approach is rooted in empathy,…
Richard M Stubbs
MT-BC, LPC, CATP · Medford, OR
Richard Stubbs is a nationally board certified music therapist through the CBMT, and licensed music therapist for Oregon. He specializes in experiential therapies such as…
Scott Waters
MA, LPC · Springfield, OR
ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS**Struggling to connect in your relationship? Finding yourself misunderstood and lonely? These are the common situations that couples find themselves in.…
Sidney Munoz
Professional Counselor Associate · Eugene, OR
You may be here because life feels harder than it should. You know you are capable and intelligent, but staying focused, organized, or consistent feels exhausting. You may…
Tara Hare
LPC · Redmond, OR
If you identify as a perfectionist; LGBTQIA+; neurodivergent; would like support in grief and loss; are questioning everything about perimenopause and/or menopause; have some life…
Brett Johnson
LMFT · Tigard, OR
Brett works at Ally Counseling. He has limited openings available. If he is not available, we will match you with another clinician or add you to his waitlist. About this…
Dana Shadburne
LMFT · Portland, OR
Dana believes in serving the whole person (mind, body, and soul) while nurturing a sense of belonging and safety. He is psychodynamic, drawing from many theories that foster…
Dawna Flanagan
MS, LPC, CADC I · La Grande, OR
We all need a safe space to explore whatever issues are holding us back in our goals, whether it's life's usual stressors or something extraordinary that shows up out of the blue.…
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