1.April Oliver, MSVerified
(971) 715-1061
1029 River Rd., Eugene, OR
ADHD · Anxiety · Autism
ebhoregon.com · orcounselors.com/provider/april-oliver-canby
Specialties
Religious Deconstruction Therapists in Oregon
Find Oregon therapists specializing in Religious Deconstruction.
Religious Deconstruction also matches related terms: Religious trauma, High Control Religious/Religion Abuse, religious trauma/harm. Results below include all of them.
Refine
Verified
Verified
Fee
$70–$200 /session
In-network
Verified
Verified
Verified
Verified
Verified
Related Articles
From Oregon providers writing about this topic.
Counseling For Expats | How To Adjust And Thrive Overseas
The Great Migration: Why So Many People Are Leaving Their Home Countries In recent years, a quiet but steady movement has been unfolding — more individuals are choosing to leave their native countries and build a life abroad. Some seek a slower pace, lower costs, or safer communities. Others feel…
Sex Therapy Isn't Really About Sex
When people hear that I'm a sex therapist, they often imagine that our conversations are primarily about sex. While sex is certainly part of the work, it's rarely the whole story. In fact, one of the biggest surprises clients experience is realizing that what initially feels like a sexual concern…
The 4 Seasons of a Relationship: featuring Fall
Who hasn’t marveled at the changing of the seasons…when the cold of winter begins to thaw and we see the first signs of spring; when summer leaves begin to turn into the brilliant colors of fall? What are seasons anyway? A session is a division of a year marked…
Staying Informed Without Burning Out: Balancing Sociopolitical Awareness and Nervous System Care
Related Podcast: Inked Therapist Podcast Episode 11 Staying sociopolitically informed matters—especially when your communities are directly impacted by injustice—but so does having a nervous system that isn’t permanently stuck in fight, flight, or freeze. Chronic exposure to violent news and online discourse can activate the body as if the…
That Should Take Care of It
Karen, my wife, shouted and threw a small couch pillow at me. It hit my shoulder. As it hit, something snapped inside of me. No longer was I a 34-year-old pastor and husband, arguing with his wife of 12 years, the father of four daughters. Instead, I became a little…
Clives, A wild chef with the many knives
Years ago I spent months studying a style of therapy called Internal Family Systems (IFS) as a Continuing Education journey. I read the foundational book on IFS, called Self Therapy by Jay Earley published in the late 1990s, and took an online course. I began meeting with one of my…