1.William Schmahl, LPCVerified
(559) 549-4981
Eugene, OR 97402
Anger Management · Anxiety · Art Therapy
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Bipolar Therapists in Oregon
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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.
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Supervision will be semi-structured and collaborative. As a woman of color, I understand how the world influences and impacts us as humans and as a therapist, as well as the clients we work with. Supervision…
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We are an integrative mental health clinic that offers a broad range of therapies in a true mind body approach to mental health. We have both Naturopaths and Psych Nurses on staff which allows patients to…
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The Center for Transformative Healing (CTH) was founded with the goal of providing compassionate and inclusive mental healthcare. Our focus is on delivering high-quality therapy services and advancing clinical…
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