1.Justine Elstad, LCSWVerified
(971) 258-0497
1110 SE Alder Ste 301, PMB#021, Portland, OR 97214
Addiction · ADHD · Alcohol Use
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Mood Disorders Therapists in Oregon
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Brad began his professional counseling career in 2002, while completing his Master of Arts in Family Ministry from Multnomah Biblical Seminary, and prior to completing his Master of Arts in Counseling…
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Accelerated Resolution Therapy is FANtasTiC for trauma and/or all things PTSD. Each trauma typically requires 1-3 therapeutic sessions (1-2 hours eac). BEST part is that you DON'T have to talk about the…
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