1.Sandra Caroompas, LMFT
Online Only, Gresham, OR 97080
ADHD · LGBTQ+ · Obsessive-Compulsive (OCD)
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Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Gresham, Oregon
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Find licensed trauma and ptsd therapists in Gresham. 44 providers match your search.
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Oregon Telehealth, Trauma and PTSD
Fewer than 5 trauma and ptsd therapists are listed in Gresham 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 Gresham
Group practices and telehealth-enabled clinics serving Gresham and surrounding areas.
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Alexander Counseling Center, LLC
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BCBTherapy
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True You Therapy & Wellness LLC
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Emerald Behavioral Health
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Trauma and PTSD providers within 30 miles of Gresham
Verified licensed therapists in nearby cities who may also be a great fit.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.
How many Trauma & PTSD therapists in Gresham offer telehealth?
Thirty-seven of the 42 published Trauma & PTSD providers in Gresham offer telehealth. All 42 are accepting new patients. The Oregon Counselors Directory lists which clinicians provide remote sessions so you can identify who offers online care.
Can I use Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid) for telehealth appointments?
Nine of the 42 listed providers accept OHP/Medicaid. Telehealth acceptance can vary by provider and by plan, so confirm with the clinician and your plan whether telehealth visits are covered, whether prior authorization or referrals are required, and what co-pay or billing processes apply.
Do any Gresham Trauma & PTSD therapists offer sliding scale fees for telehealth?
According to the listings, none of the 42 published providers report offering sliding scale fees. If cost is a barrier, ask each clinician about payment options, check community mental health centers, or contact OHP enrollment resources for alternative coverage or referrals.
What should I do to prepare for a telehealth Trauma or PTSD session?
Prepare a private, quiet space and a reliable internet connection or phone, have a valid ID and insurance information ready, and ensure your device’s camera and microphone work. Review and sign any consent or intake forms, confirm appointment length and fees, and provide an emergency contact and current location for safety planning during remote sessions.
What happens if I have a crisis during a telehealth appointment?
Telehealth clinicians should establish emergency protocols before treatment begins. If you are in immediate danger or need urgent medical help, call 911 or local emergency services. Share your exact location and a local emergency contact with your provider so they can coordinate appropriate local supports if a crisis occurs during a remote session.
37 Trauma & PTSD therapists in Gresham offer online or telehealth sessions, out of 42 total listed providers. All 42 published providers are accepting new patients; nine accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid). Thirty-seven clinicians list telehealth as an option and five do not offer remote sessions. None of the listed providers report offering sliding scale fees. The Oregon Counselors Directory maintains these listings and identifies which clinicians accept OHP, provide telehealth, and are currently accepting new clients. If you need Trauma or PTSD care via telehealth, confirm a provider’s licensure, platform (video or phone), fees, and whether your specific OHP plan and any required referrals or authorizations will be accepted. Also verify emergency and safety procedures for remote care, required consent paperwork, and whether the clinician can legally provide telehealth in your location. Contacting a provider directly will give the most current information about availability, visit length, and billing practices.