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Therapists in Newport, Oregon
Find licensed counselors and therapists in Newport, Oregon. Filter by insurance, specialty, telehealth, and fees.
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Oregon Telehealth Providers
Fewer than 5 therapists are listed in Newport right now. These verified Oregon providers offer telehealth and may be able to help.
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From $150 /session
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$160–$200 /session
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$195–$450 /session
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$115–$180 /session
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$150–$175 /session
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Clinics & Group Practices near Newport
Group practices and telehealth-enabled clinics serving Newport and surrounding areas.
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CUTI LLC
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BCB Therapy
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Alexander Counseling Center, LLC
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Left Coast Wellness
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Newport, Oregon, mental health by the numbers
Researched data on this topic, every figure links to its source.
An estimated 30.16% of Oregon adults experienced any mental illness in 2022-2023 (about 1 in 3), compared with 22.95% of U.S. adults.
Source: Mental Health America, State of Mental Health in America 2025 (SAMHSA NSDUH data) (2025)19.0% of Oregon adults reported their mental health was not good on 14+ of the past 30 days (frequent mental distress), versus 15.6% nationally.
Source: America's Health Rankings (United Health Foundation), CDC BRFSS (2024)Oregon ranked 42nd overall and 46th on the adult measure (1=best, 51=worst), but 7th on Access to Care, where a lower number means relatively stronger access.
Source: Mental Health America, State of Mental Health in America 2025 (2025)About 30% of Oregonians' mental-health-care need is met by the current provider supply, with roughly 1.39 million people living in a designated Mental Health Care shortage area (HPSA).
Source: KFF State Health Facts (HRSA Designated HPSA Quarterly Summary) (2025)About 1.44 million Oregonians (roughly 1 in 3) are enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid), which covers behavioral health services alongside medical, dental and prescription care.
Source: Oregon Health Authority, OHP Fact Sheet (MMIS data, Jan 2025) (2025)A recurring question from Oregonians online is how to find a therapist who takes the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and is accepting new patients.
Source: Reddit r/askportland (2024)Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.
How do I use Oregon Counselors Directory filters to find a therapist in Newport?
On Oregon Counselors Directory, you can filter Newport providers by specialty, insurance type, and session format. Selecting filters such as CBT, trauma, or telehealth narrows the many providers to those matching your specific needs. Each profile includes contact information so you can reach out directly once you identify a match.
Which Newport therapists accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP) or Medicaid?
many Newport therapists accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid). You can use the insurance filter on Oregon Counselors Directory to display only OHP-accepting providers. Confirming current OHP enrollment and panel availability directly with the provider before scheduling is recommended.
Can I see a therapist in Newport via telehealth?
Yes. Many Newport providers offer telehealth sessions. Telehealth can be a practical option for residents in nearby communities such as Toledo or Depoe Bay who have limited transportation access. Oregon-licensed telehealth providers can generally serve patients located anywhere within the state.
What should I expect during a first therapy session in Newport?
A first session typically involves an intake conversation in which the therapist gathers background information about your concerns, history, and goals. No specific therapeutic work is required in the first meeting. The session also gives you an opportunity to assess whether the therapist's approach and communication style feel like a good fit for you.
Do any Newport therapists offer sliding scale fees?
No providers in the current Newport listings on Oregon Counselors Directory indicate sliding scale fees. If cost is a concern, reviewing the many providers who accept OHP/Medicaid may be a more practical starting point. You can also ask individual providers directly whether reduced-fee arrangements are available outside of what is listed.
Many mental health therapists listed on Oregon Counselors practice in Newport, Oregon. Among the most common specialties, many providers focus on family therapy and 12 practice cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), while 10 specialize in trauma and PTSD treatment and several offer grief counseling. Newport is a coastal city in Lincoln County with limited in-person mental health infrastructure relative to larger Oregon metros, making provider availability an important consideration for residents. Of the many therapists, many accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP/Medicaid), and many offer telehealth sessions, which can expand access for those in surrounding rural areas such as Toledo, Siletz, and Depoe Bay. No providers in the current Newport listings indicate sliding scale fees. Profiles on Oregon Counselors Directory include each provider's accepted insurance plans, session formats, and specialty areas, allowing you to filter by the criteria most relevant to your situation before making contact.