Top in-person Oregon therapists and psychiatrists who accept cash payments

I’m Dr. Melissa Madeson, a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) and Yoga Therapist with training in sex therapy and Gottman methods for couples (Gottman Level 2 certified). I have a PhD. in Sport & Exercise Psychology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, a master’s in counseling & Human Development from Hardin Simmons University in Abilene, TX, as well as a Master's in Kinesiology and bachelor’s in psychology from California State University, Sacramento. I have a holistic approach to mental health and wellness and use a person-centered approach working with clients. With a background rooted in physical fitness (a Division I collegiate scholarship athlete, a triathlete and marathon runner, a cycle and yoga instructor) the mind-body connection became a powerful tool for improving performance, enhancing recovery and reaching fitness goals. Similarly, the body can be used as a tool to heal the mind and emotional issues associated with stress, anxiety, depression, life transitions and trauma. I have over 12 years’ experience working with couples to improve relationships and individual clients to enhance performance, cope with stress, deal with depression and conquer anxiety. Working in University settings, private practice and online platforms to offer telehealth, I employ a variety of skills and techniques dependent on individual client needs. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) can often be combined with mindfulness, and humanistic approaches to achieve specific goals. I look forward to developing a meaningful relationship and share in your journey of experiencing life to its fullest.

I am a thoughtful counselor with best practices at the heart of all my patient encounters. I have over a decade of experience working with groups and individuals who present with a variety of issues, including trauma, substance use, depression, anxiety, and relationship problems. I graduated from Pacific University with a Master of Arts in counseling psychology as well as from The University of Tennessee with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology. I utilize evidence base practices such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and Trauma Informed Therapies. I use mindfulness techniques as a supplemental practice for interested patients as well. I am an easy listener who is interested in getting to know each patient and learn what their personal goals are and how I might help them. My therapeutic approach is human centered and unconditionally positive. My primary clinical background is in working with people with substance use issues. Can work around harm reduction and abstinence-based goals. Not currently accepting new adolescent clients.

Y.S.P.: Your Safe Place... Hello my name is Daleshia Hulett I am a Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Chemical Dependency Counselor and a Certified School Counselor with more than ten years of experience as a Mental Health Professional. Over the years I have worked with clients with a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, struggles in relationships, family conflict, emotional/physical/substance abuse, and trauma. My counseling approach is warm and nonjudgmental which provides a safe place for my clients. By using an eclectic approach to assist with gaining your personal strength, learning new coping skills, and overcoming any obstacles which may have occurred throughout your life span, that journey begins today. I believe in establishing a rapport and making sure everyone feels comfortable by being respectful, compassionate and sensitive to all needs. Having a safe and secure place where my clients feel a sense of comfort is very important to me. My goal for your session is to tailor our dialog and treatment plan to meet your specific need. I believe being able to find freedom within yourself starts with healing and self-awareness and it takes courage to seek for a more fulfilling and happier life. Open to working with children and adolescents ages 6 and older.

Life can feel overwhelming, especially when you're facing unique challenges. Whether you’re a teenager navigating the pressures of school and friendships, a young adult figuring out your path, a single mother juggling it all, or an older adult adjusting to the transitions of aging, therapy can be the key to finding balance, clarity, and peace. From coping with divorce or grief to managing depression, anxiety, or life changes, I’m here to guide and support you. Together, we’ll work to uncover your inner strength and build the life you deserve. I work with individuals at all stages of life, including: Teenagers, young adults, male-specific challenges, and the geriatric population. My therapy style is compassionate, supportive, and tailored to your needs. I create a space where you feel safe to explore your emotions and life experiences, identify patterns that have not worked well in the past, build resiliency, and overall empower you to make meaningful changes for a better future!

Meet Therapist Matthew Cronin, MA, LMHC I hold a Master of Arts degree in Counseling and a Bachelor of Science degree in Bible & Theology, both from Multnomah University in Portland, Oregon. I started my counseling career just before the COVID-19 pandemic to directly serve and support my local communities and now provide counseling in both WA and OR through my private practice, collaborating with other local counseling groups to serve my community. In my practice, I work with clients to restore hope, find healing, and regain self-confidence. Together, we will address your struggles and concerns, as we work to improve your daily functioning. Using evidence-based practices, you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to pursue your goals and desired outcomes. I offer a supportive and confidential environment that respects your values, beliefs, and preferences. Through our work together, you will discover solutions to your problems and define what change and growth mean for you.

My mission is to empower people through positive change. I am a strength-based, holistic provider; I meet each person where they are and get them to where they want to be. I encourage people to build on their strengths, increase their skills, gain more knowledge to identify the barriers in their lives that prevent them from being who and where they want to be right now and in the future. As the future is full of unknowns, those we may be able to control or have great impact on and some we will feel helpless as they approach. I believe, we can learn to empower ourselves to approach life as the person we want to be; making intentional actions rather than only reacting to situations. We can find strength in connecting to those we are close to by building meaningful, committed, emotionally bonded relationships. I strive to guide people on their self-defined life adventure. I enjoy getting to know the unique differences to everyone I work with and to reassure them although they are on their own journey, they are also part of a larger community of other people all walking similar paths. We all want our version of a happy life.

I am a Licensed Mental Health Professional and Pastor with over fifteen years of clinical experience. I have worked with diverse populations across the country and served in different capacities as a clinician, trainer, life coach, leadership coach, temperament counselor, and motivational speaker. I have worked with those who suffer from depression, anxiety, ADHD, Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia, PTSD, Acute Stress Disorder, and other severe mental health conditions. I am a people-person at heart and have a strength-based and empowering approach coupled with clinical skill and expertise. I have been married for sixteen years and am the father to three young boys.

I am a licensed mental health therapist with over 17 years of solid clinical experience helping adults who have been impacted by traumatic events, chronic illness, life transitions and grief/loss. I specialize in C-PTSD, post-traumatic growth (which may include issues around identity, boundaries, interpersonal relationships and self-worth to name a few), living with chronic illness and grief/loss/life transitions. In addition to this specialization, I have experience with short-term, solution focused intervention. Research shows that the relationship you have with your therapist is the single most important factor in therapy outcomes. My style is interactive and direct with lots of humor, compassion and commonsense added to the mix. I strive to create a warm, authentic partnership where people feel safe to explore and address the challenges they face.

I decided to become a therapist after finding healing in my own journey with career burnout as a teacher, poor boundaries with self and others, struggles with personal identity and shame, and the spiritual crisis around finding my life purpose and meaning. I believe healing is a lifelong journey, but I have found a deep passion and calling for helping others in all walks and stages of life to find healing and live in greater harmony and balance. As a second generation Asian American, I enjoy supporting clients of immigrant families with varied cultural and/or spiritual backgrounds. I also have expertise in helping clients work through past trauma and abuse to find healing and wholeness. I am able to support children and families, working professionals, students of all ages, those dealing with difficult life transitions, identity crises, grief and loss, and behavioral challenges. In my sessions, I seek to help clients develop a more harmonious relationship with themselves which often quite naturally has the power to impact their relationships with others and their overall quality of life. Three words that describe my style are: connection, meaning, and collaboration. From a safe and nonjudgmental space, we identify your treatment goals and current strengths, and together, we find ways to build competence in different areas of your life so that you can tackle whatever life brings.

Hi There, I'm Genobia! My purpose is to help you grow where you see your life being most fulfilled. Growth is challenging, but it’s doable! Aren’t you curious about what is around the corner for you or your family? In therapy, you’ll prioritize doing something “different.” That “different” might be learning to say less and do more (or the opposite). It could be learning about the brain-body connection and finding ways to connect the two. Or it might be using resources you either didn’t know about or were hesitant to use in the past. As a therapist, I’m skilled at finding the best therapy style for you. It might be a cognitive-behavioral style focusing on faulty thinking patterns or a dialectical-behavior style that helps you regulate your emotions and tolerate distress. And if you’ve experienced trauma, I have special training to help you work through it. So, whether you don’t know where to start or have a specific need, I’m here for you!