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Clinical Supervisor: Kelly Hirstein, LPC
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 80
I help people heal themselves and their relationships by digging down to the root causes of their challenges.
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Accepting New Clients Ages 15 to 45
Recovery is tough, but change is possible. Let's work together for your successful mental health journey. #MentalHealth
Clinical Supervisor: Simon Austin, LCSW
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 65
Hi, I'm Laura (she/her). Do you feel like a misfit? Let's connect and co-create a space for developing a more aligned sense of self.
Accepting New Clients Ages 17+
Genuine, compassionate, collaborative psychiatric care.
Accepting New Clients Ages 12+
I believe that seeking help is a sign of strength—not weakness. My mission is to provide compassionate, individualized care that helps you
Accepting New Clients Ages 18+
Therapist with a social work background in working with community members who have experienced a high degree of difficulty navigating life.
Clinical Supervisor: Lorinda Sanders, LCSW
Accepting New Clients Ages 18 to 100
Anya Hicks, Oregon counselor, uses evidence-based interventions to help clients with anxiety, depression, and more.
Accepting New Clients Ages 6+
OLUREMI BANKOLE, PMHNP-BC I am a board certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner with passion for helping individuals navigate
Accepting New Clients Ages 16 to 60
A thoughtful, non-judgmental space to explore what isn’t working and move toward feeling better.
Clinical Supervisor: Jenn Samsom, LPC
Accepting New Clients Ages 19 to 80
I'm dedicated to helping individuals navigate life's challenges and improve their mental health using a holistic approach.
Vietnamese Speaking, Perinatal Mental health, Motherhood, Women's Issues, Anxiety, Depression, Cultural Identity, Life Transition.
Clinical Supervisor: Mandy Miller, LMFT
Accepting New Clients Ages 14+
Reaching out for support can feel vulnerable, but it is often the first step toward healing, clarity, and meaningful growth.