1.Tressi Loria, LPC
Grants Pass, OR 97526
Grief · Trauma and PTSD
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Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Grants Pass, Oregon
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Find licensed trauma and ptsd therapists in Grants Pass. 16 providers match your search.
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Oregon Telehealth, Trauma and PTSD
Fewer than 5 trauma and ptsd therapists are listed in Grants Pass right now. These verified Oregon telehealth providers specialise in this area and may be able to help.
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Clinics & Group Practices near Grants Pass
Group practices and telehealth-enabled clinics serving Grants Pass and surrounding areas.
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Attunement Counseling, LLC
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Alexander Counseling Center, LLC
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True You Therapy & Wellness LLC
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Trauma and PTSD providers within 30 miles of Grants Pass
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.
How many Trauma & PTSD therapists in Grants Pass offer telehealth?
nine Trauma & PTSD therapists in Grants Pass report offering telehealth. There are 14 total listed providers and all 14 are accepting new patients. Telehealth details, such as video versus phone-only options, session length, and scheduling, are listed on individual profiles in the Oregon Counselors Directory; contact the clinician to confirm.
Can I use Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid) for telehealth sessions?
Nine of the 14 published Trauma & PTSD providers report accepting Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid). The directory does not indicate which of those providers offer OHP coverage specifically for telehealth visits; you'll need to verify with the clinician or their billing contact. Confirm copays, prior authorization requirements, and whether telehealth services are covered under your plan.
What technology and privacy should I expect for telehealth sessions?
Expect clinicians to use secure, HIPAA-compliant video platforms or phone for telehealth; individual providers list platform details on their Oregon Counselors Directory profiles. You will generally need a private space, a device with a camera and microphone, and stable internet for video sessions. Ask the clinician about backup plans for connectivity problems and about steps they take to protect confidentiality.
Are sliding scale fees available for trauma therapy in Grants Pass?
None of the 14 published Trauma & PTSD providers in Grants Pass list sliding scale fees; the count is 0. If cost is a barrier, check which clinicians accept OHP (nine report acceptance), contact community mental health centers, or inquire about low-cost services elsewhere. Use the Oregon Counselors Directory to find contact information and confirm fee policies.
How do I book a telehealth appointment and what if I prefer in-person care?
To book telehealth, use the contact details on a provider’s Oregon Counselors Directory profile or call their listed phone number. All 14 Trauma & PTSD providers are accepting new patients, but only nine list telehealth availability, confirm appointment type, intake paperwork, consent forms, and any technology requirements. If you prefer in-person care, ask whether the clinician maintains an office in Grants Pass and schedules on-site visits.
9 Trauma & PTSD therapists in Grants Pass offer online or telehealth sessions, out of 14 total listed providers. All 14 listed Trauma & PTSD clinicians are accepting new patients; nine of the 14 report accepting Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid). None of the published providers list sliding scale fees. Telehealth availability is noted for nine providers, but specifics, such as whether a clinician offers video only, phone sessions, or a mix, vary by clinician and should be confirmed in each profile on the Oregon Counselors Directory. When contacting a therapist, ask whether they accept your insurance plan, whether they take OHP, what platforms they use (e.g., secure video), and what technology and privacy steps they recommend. Telehealth clinicians must follow Oregon licensure and telehealth regulations; clarify emergency and crisis procedures for Grants Pass residents. If you need in-person care, check individual entries since not all providers offer office visits. Use the Oregon Counselors Directory listings to compare availability, contact details, and notes on therapeutic approaches.