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Sexual Addiction Therapists in Oregon

Find Oregon therapists specializing in Sexual Addiction.

This directory helps connect individuals with licensed professionals who can provide support and guidance for overcoming sexual addiction.

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Sexual Addiction also matches related modalities: Sexual Abuse, Addiction, Internet Addiction, Video Game Addiction. Results below include all of them.

Related Sexual Abuse(91) Addiction(67) Internet Addiction(24) Video Game Addiction(16) Addiction Medicine(1) Family Sexual Abuse(1) Illegal Sexual Behavior Focused(1) Illegal Sexual Behaviors(1)
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    Marlando Lewis

    Eugene Telehealth
    addiction counseling
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  9. Ian L. Pritchard

    Licensed PsychologistEugene, ORTelehealth

    Related: Internet AddictionRelated: Substance UseRelated: Video Game Addiction

    Ian Pritchard is a Licensed Psychologist (OR, NV, & CA) based in Eugene, OR, with subspecialties in Clinical Psychology, Psychotherapy, Couples Counseling, Personality, and Group Dynamics. He holds a PhD in…

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Portland (12) Eugene (5) Hillsboro (3) Beaverton (2) Philadelphia (1) Newport (1) Milwaukie (1) Clackamas (1) Wilsonville (1) Salem (1)

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Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.

Do Oregon sexual addiction therapists accept OHP / Oregon Health Plan?
This can be particularly beneficial for individuals with financial constraints seeking treatment.
Is telehealth available for sexual addiction in Oregon?
Yes, telehealth is available for individuals seeking treatment for sexual addiction in Oregon.
Do Oregon sexual addiction therapists offer sliding scale fees?
This approach can help ensure that financial barriers do not prevent individuals from accessing the care they need.

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