Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family Therapy Therapists in Oregon

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Find Oregon therapists who practice Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family Therapy.

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Umpqua Health Alliance

CCO Network · Roseburg, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP

Umpqua Health Alliance OHP CCO for Douglas County.

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Advantage Dental Partners

Behavioral Health Network · Redmond, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP

OHP integrated care in Central Oregon.

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Cascade Health Solutions

LCSW, CADC · Eugene, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP

Eugene-area integrated behavioral health. OHP/Medicaid accepted.

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Klamath Basin Behavioral Health

Licensed Staff · Klamath Falls, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP

Klamath County behavioral health. OHP and Medicaid accepted.

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Central Oregon Council on Aging

Counselors · Bend, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP

Senior-focused mental health. Medicare, Medicaid, and OHP accepted.

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Natalie M Heidtmann

LPC, MS, CADCI · Bend, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP
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Candyce Monteleone

LPC, PMH-C · Milwaukie, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP
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Aidan Morda

MS, MMT, MT-BC · Corvallis, OR

Internal Family Systems (IFS); EMDR; Cognitive Behavioral (CBT); Couples Counseling; Family TherapyAccepts OHP
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