1.Quin McFadin, LMFT
Online Only, Portland, OR 97212-1447
ADHD · LGBTQ+ · Trauma and PTSD
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Trauma and PTSD Therapists in Portland, Oregon
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Oregon Telehealth, Trauma and PTSD
Fewer than 5 trauma and ptsd therapists are listed in Portland 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 Portland
Group practices and telehealth-enabled clinics serving Portland and surrounding areas.
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Forging Paths Counseling
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.
How do I find Trauma & PTSD therapists who accept OHP in Portland on the Oregon Counselors Directory?
Use the directory's filters to select Portland, the Trauma & PTSD specialty, and insurance = OHP/Medicaid. Review individual profiles for telehealth availability, fee options, licensure, and contact information, then call the provider to confirm acceptance of your specific OHP plan.
Are OHP-accepting Trauma & PTSD therapists taking new patients?
Yes. The Oregon Counselors Directory lists 933 Trauma & PTSD providers and marks all 933 as accepting new patients. Of those, 206 are identified as accepting OHP/Medicaid. Contact providers directly to confirm current openings and waitlist procedures.
Do OHP providers offer telehealth or sliding-scale fees?
Across the 933 Portland Trauma & PTSD listings, 724 offer telehealth and 19 list sliding-scale fees. The directory does not attribute telehealth or sliding scale counts specifically to the 206 OHP providers, so check each OHP-accepting profile and confirm details with the clinician.
What should I bring or ask at my first appointment to confirm OHP coverage?
Bring your OHP member ID, photo ID, and any relevant medical or medication history. Ask the provider whether they accept your exact OHP plan, whether telehealth is covered under your benefits, what paperwork or authorizations are needed, and how billing will be handled.
What can I do if I can’t find an OHP-accepting Trauma & PTSD therapist immediately?
If immediate matches are limited, contact county mental health services, community clinics, or OHP member services for referrals. Use the Oregon Counselors Directory filters for telehealth or sliding-scale options and ask providers about waitlists or short-term appointments while you pursue longer-term care.
206 of 933 Trauma & PTSD therapists in Portland accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP) or Medicaid. All 933 Trauma & PTSD providers listed in the Oregon Counselors Directory are marked as accepting new patients, and directory data show 724 offer telehealth while 19 list sliding-scale fees. Use the Oregon Counselors Directory filters for insurance, telehealth, specialty, language, and fee type to narrow results to OHP-accepting clinicians. After identifying potential providers, contact them directly to confirm they accept your specific OHP plan, whether telehealth sessions are covered under your benefit, and any authorization or paperwork requirements. For the first appointment, have your OHP member ID, photo ID, and a brief clinical history ready, and ask about billing and cancellation policies. These counts reflect published listings; always verify current availability and coverage with the provider before scheduling.