1.Drake Watson, Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPCVerified
(971) 458-5302
Portland, OR
Anxiety · Depression · Peer Relationships
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Bipolar Therapists in Oregon
Bipolar disorder management benefits from consistent therapeutic support. Oregon bipolar specialists help with mood stabilization strategies, medication management coordination, and building routines that support stability.
Bipolar also matches related terms: Bipolar Disorder. Results below include all of them.
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$200–$250 /session
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Related: Bipolar DisorderRelated: Depression
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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