Anxiety, Depression, Trauma, PTSD, EMDR Therapists in Oregon
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Quality Counseling Services LLC
Medford, OR
At Quality Counseling Services, we believe that everyone deserves access to compassionate, personalized mental health care. Our practice partners with a diverse group of local…
Christina Bein
MSW, LCSW
If you had to describe your life in one word it might be: “overwhelmed.” Maybe you are navigating a major life transition, burnout, identity shifts/management, depression, or…
Brittany Woodward
LMFT
Brittany Woodward, LMFT, specializes in working with adolescents, young adults, and adults, providing individual and family therapy. Brittany firmly believes in the power of…
Anthony Davis
PsyD, NCSP
Are you struggling to balance the changing expectations placed on yourself? Finding that your behavior doesn’t match your intentions? Do demands for emotional intimacy leave you…
Path of Life Counseling
LPC, MA
Linda’s certified in Othmer Method & Trauma Informed Neurofeedback & EMDR. We would be honored to walk along side you on your journey to health & wellness! Our therapists…
Resonance LLC
MA, LCSW
Are you tired of explaining yourself because of how you’re read — your race, your culture, or the assumptions people make about you? At Resonance, we offer relational therapy for…
The Core Practice
Licensed Professional Counselor
Starting therapy can feel scary. Our goal is to make it less so. We believe that looking inward is an act of courage, and we're honored to be a part of this journey. Whether…
Michele Rainier
LPC, ATR · Portland, OR
Licensed Professional Counselor, Registered Art Therapist, Fully Trained EMDR provider You’re trying your best to hold it all together but right now you feel exhausted and…
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