1.Chrissy Comlish, LMFTVerified
(323) 577-3014
Portland, OR 97211
Anxiety · Body Image · Codependency
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Hey, I'm Jonathan! I am a Licensed Professional Counselor in the Portland area. I know how important it is to find the right therapist, and I hope to be a good fit for you. My style is warm, calming, and…
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Healing begins with feeling genuinely seen, heard, and understood. I believe therapy is most effective when it is built on trust, compassion, and collaboration. I work with adults and couples, providing a…
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The mission of Black Therapist & Company is to create equitable access to mental health, consultation/clinical supervision, and educational programs for all with unique expertise for Black, Latino/a/e…
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Hello, I’m Leslie! I am the founder and executive director of Oak Hills Counseling Center in Portland, as well as a therapist who is fueled by the desire to help adolescents, adults, people in later adulthood…
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