1.Heather Batalden, LPC, LPCC, NCCVerified
(412) 292-0970
Portland, OR 97212
ADHD · Anxiety · Behavioral Issues
heatherbatalden.com · orcounselors.com/provider/heather-batalden-or
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I get it: You are perceptive, intuitive, and feel the undercurrent in every room—and I know you are tired of carrying it all on your own. Maybe you have done therapy before, have the insight but not the…
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We create a supportive space for personal growth and mental wellness, offering compassionate, individualized care for Oregonians. Sprout Therapy PDX is a group practice of progressive, affirming clinicians…
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Hi, I’m Rebecca Kinman (she/they), a licensed clinical social worker with a background in senior services, disability services, and holistic health. I’m neurodivergent, Queer, and gender non-conforming, and I…
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