Trauma Therapy in Oregon
4,009 providers found
Oregon therapists who treat trauma, PTSD, complex trauma, and trauma-spectrum conditions across a range of approaches — EMDR, CPT, IFS, somatic work, and trauma-focused CBT.
Rachel Gulelat LPC-Agency has no waiting list!
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Rachel Payne
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate · Tigard, OR
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Rachel Ravarra
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Rachelle Rose Chevalier
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Randi Weber Thoma
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Randy Olander
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Raphel Cousins
Beaverton, OR
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Raquel Mayer
LPC · Clackamas, OR
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