Family Therapy Therapists in Oregon
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Family therapy addresses relationship dynamics, communication patterns, and conflict within family systems. Oregon family therapists work with parents, children, and extended family members to build healthier connections.
Farris Counseling and Consultation
MS, LPC · Medford, OR
Farris Counseling offers caring and constructive services for those experiencing interpersonal conflicts in their lives and/or significant life events that can lead to feelings of…
Savannah Davis
LCSW · Bend, OR
She brings a variety of approaches into her practice such as but not limited to EMDR, somatic experiencing, mindfulness, self-compassion based practices, as well as exploring…
Megan Snow Simpkin
MS, NCC, CRC, CCC-SLP · Portland, OR
Megan (she/they) enjoys working with children and their caregivers, couples, and individual adults grappling with life's journey. She is passionate about helping clients…
Acceptance & Change LLC
MSW, LCSW · Prineville, OR
We draw from evidence-based and experiential therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral modalities (DBT and ACT), EMDR, Brainspotting, Imago Therapy, and Internal Family Systems.…
Wild Wish Counseling
LPC, CADCI · Beaverton, OR
Wild Wish Counseling is a clinical group practice that offers support to individuals across all identities, ages 14 and up. Through various services and treatment options, we…
Aaron W Buchholz
LCSW · Portland, OR
We can sometimes feel uncertain and trapped by painful emotions. Having a non-judgmental, supportive space to think through what feels wrong can be helpful. We are able to make…
Dr. Richard Nalbandian
PsyD · Portland, OR
Richard Nalbandian, Psy.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist as works with individuals located in OR and MA. Dr. Nalbandian has experience working with adults from various…
Ryan R Hill
MA, PCA · Salem, OR
Life has its challenges. Whether you're struggling with a specific problem, a personal issue, or challenges in your couple or family relationships, working with a caring and…
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