1.Ashley Scott, PsyDVerified
(503) 461-0759
388 State Street #445, Salem, OR 97301
ADHD · Adoption · Anger Management
ashleyscottpsyd.com · orcounselors.com/provider/ashley-scott
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Autism Therapists in Oregon
Oregon therapists specializing in autism support autistic individuals and their families with social skills, sensory processing, emotional regulation, and navigating a neurotypical world. Many providers offer neurodiversity-affirming care.
These therapists utilize various evidence-based approaches, including Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), Social Communication Therapy, and Structured Teaching, to support individuals with Autism.
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Autism also matches related terms: Adult Autism Assessment, Autism in women, Autism Spectrum, Certified Autism Counseling. Results below include all of them.
Ashley Scott
AutismRelated: ADHDNathan Becker
AutismRelated: ADHDGinger Davidson
Related: ADHDMentions NeurodivergentGrace Bezek, LMFT
AutismRelated: ADHDMentions NeurodivergentPegah Bakhtiyari
AutismRelated: ADHDSilvana Espinoza Lau Supervisor
- Runs 2 groups
- Speaks Spanish, Spanglish :)
Related: ADHDMentions Neurodivergent- Fee
- $150–$240 per session
- In-network
- OHP: IHN-CCO, PacificSource
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- Superbill Provided +2 more
Jessica Dougherty
Related: ADHDAnne Morgyn
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