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David "Will" McElroy

Accepting new clients
LPC, NCC Statewide, Oregon Lic #C8656

About David

I’m a licensed professional counselor and military veteran who works with adults carrying trauma, relationship stress, identity concerns, grief, burnout, and the weight of having held too much for too long. My style is direct, relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in real life. I work especially well with veterans, first responders, LGBTQIA+ clients, neurodivergent adults, and people whose lives or relationships do not fit neatly into traditional boxes.

Therapy with me is collaborative. I am not here to take over your life or hand you generic coping skills and send you on your way. My role is to help you understand the patterns, pressures, relationships, and experiences shaping where you are now, and work with you toward something that feels more sustainable.

I provide telehealth psychotherapy to adults throughout Oregon through Dark Waters Therapy.

At a glance

Treats
Trauma and PTSD, LGBTQIA+, Open Relationships Non-Monogamy, Veterans, First Responders, Transgender
Approach
Integrative Experiential Reconstruction, Trauma Focused, Relational, Person-Centered
Fees
$150–$250 / session
Format
Telehealth (Oregon-wide)
Languages
English
Identity
All welcome, Culturally sensitive, LGBTQ+
Pricing Typical per-session fee. A sliding scale may lower this, mention it when you reach out.
Individual $$$ ($150–$250)
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(816) 312-5903
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Details
Statewide, Oregon
LPC, NCCLic #C8656
Telehealth (Oregon-wide)
Accepting new clients

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