EMDR, CBT, Somatic Experiencing, Mindfulness-Based Therapy Therapists in Oregon
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Find Oregon therapists who practice EMDR, CBT, Somatic Experiencing, Mindfulness-Based Therapy.
Bridges Community Health
LMFT, LPC, LCSW, PMHNP · Eugene, OR
We have clinicians who specialize in grief, trauma, individual enrichment, goal setting, family issues, LGBTQ, EMDR, parenting approaches, couples therapy, problem solving,…
Sierra Dawn Warren
PhD, MA, AMFT
Where appropriate, EMDR and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy can support trauma work. We are living in unprecedented times, where levels of stress, anxiety, and disconnection…
Align Counseling LLC
Salem, OR
Align Counseling’s philosophy and approach to services is one of inclusivity of all individuals regardless of their age, race, gender, religion, disabilities, or economic status.…
Aligned Life Counseling Center
Medford, OR
Our diverse team offers trauma-informed care using EMDR, IFS, and somatic approaches. Welcome to Aligned Life Counseling Center—a place where compassionate connection meets…
Carolyn Taylor
LMFT, MA, PhD · Eugene, OR
Finding grace and serenity and balance in life is no easy task - even with the foundation of a supportive, liberating childhood; miraculously healthy personal boundaries; and true…
Jessica Richards
MA · Eugene, OR
Wow! You are doing SO MUCH! And while you're getting it all done, it's not happening easily. Your plate is so full, that it's hard to get routines in place. Going from one thing…
Monica Fish
LPC, MA, CADC I · Tigard, OR
We are all capable of thriving. Sometimes, we may need an intentional space to find out how to feel safe within ourselves first. Life can become overwhelming when facing large…
Neuvoa Counseling & Associates
Eugene, OR
3/2026: Current Openings for: Couples, Adults, & Teens. Waitlist currently closed for Kids Under 12. Adult ADHD Evals and EMDR. We are an inclusive, trauma-informed team who are…
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