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.
Portland Neurofeedback LLC
Portland, OR
Portland Neurofeedback is a licensed mental health clinic. People are different so we offer four different types of Neurofeedback. We support clients working through traumatic…
Joyce Griffin
LCSW
Trauma comes in many forms. It can be from childhood abuse, car accidents, immigration injustices, toxic work environment, toxic relationship, racial injustice, war, rape,…
Noha Mostafa
LPC, MS, NCC
Modalities: EMDR, IFS, somatic interventions, brief psychodynamic therapy, sensorimotor psychotherapy, mindfulness, ACT; informed with interpersonal neurobiology and applied…
Jennifer Dodd
LCSW, CA, WA, OR
Our specialized practice offers the tools and support necessary to address the root causes of your struggles, using effective therapies such as IFS, EMDR, KAP, and Somatic…
Catherine Fixe Chapin
Portland, OR
Are you looking for something different than talk therapy? Are you looking to access the wisdom of your body and/or spirit to help you? Whether you are dealing with anxiety,…
Russell F Fuller
JD, PsyD, DCEP
Dr. Fuller offers a comprehensive method of psychotherapy which integrates elements from the humanistic, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, energy psychology, gestalt,…
Megan Goins
LCSW, LSCSW
Megan has training in a variety of modalities including EMDR, Internal Family Systems, and Emotionally Focused Therapy. Megan is dedicated to helping people navigate life’s…
Mahyar N Nili
LMFT, SEP
How is your heart and spirit these days? How are you holding up? Are you connected with yourself and others in ways you hope to be? Are you hard on yourself or filled with…
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