Male Therapists in Eugene, OR

“Why does he do that? He’s so mean sometimes. No matter how hard I try, our relationship keeps getting worse! I’m doing everything I can, and it seems like he does nothing at all. I wish he would stop drinking. I wish he would come home at night… Sometimes I wish he would stay away forever.” If you’ve ever had any of these thoughts, you are not alone. A little less than half of all marriages end within a few years, and it’s usually because of stories like this. You’ve tried to avoid that fate on your own. Now you’re desperate enough to try therapy, and you're wondering “What can this guy do?" Well, together, we'll do a lot!

I seek long-term relationships with clients. The foundation of a client / therapist relationship, and all relationships, is trust. We take time to build rapport and establish sincere trust on the way toward forming a therapeutic alliance. It's often the case clients underlying issue is lack of trust in themselves and/or in their relationships, regardless of the "disorder", or lack there of. Whether living with a severe & persistent mental illness, or adjusting to a current challenge in life, my goal as a counselor is to provide a comfortable, reliable long-term therapeutic relationship that provides guidance, growth & healing.

I am a Licensed Professional Counselor (MA) using an empathetic, client-centered, strength-based orientation to help clients overcome difficulties they face in their lives and relationships. I have been in practice since 2008, working with all ages, focusing on Anxiety, ADHD, Pain Management, and healing from Traumatic Brain Injuries. I am also a certified Neurofeedback (LENS) practitioner (see Ochslabs.com) with extensive training and experience using Neurofeedback training to successfully treat many different issues: ADHD, PTSD, other Anxiety disorders, and supporting the brain in re-wiring and re-regulating- getting a tune-up.

If you are experiencing a frustratingly familiar cycle in life or with your relationship, I encourage you to reach out in whichever way is easiest---email, phone or text---and see if we can start creating something new and healthier for yourself. It is truly comforting to have a safe place where you can be heard, where you can begin to have hope for more consistent and secure connection. Our immediate focus would be on making your daily life and relationships more manageable. We then would work together identifying unsatisfying patterns and exploring more successful ways to say and get what you need.

Therapy is a transformational space. Whether there are clear obstacles to your mental health or you are curious to know yourself more fully, my hope is for you to view yourself with self-compassion and see your life context with more self-awareness. I greatly value the therapeutic relationship as a safe place to explore yourself and better understand your relational style. Exploring how family and culture influence your sense of self and the world are also important tools of self-discovery. In my approach, I collaboratively establish goals and expectations for our work together and am transparent about my methods and decisions.

He earned his Master’s degree in Marriage & Family Therapy (M.S. MFT) at Oregon Institute of Technology, where he received specialized training and certification in Integrated Behavioral Healthcare, Medical Family Therapy and Advanced Systemic Addictions Counseling. Chad has experience supporting clients with substance abuse, addiction and the management of complex biopsychosocial health concerns. Before entering the therapy field, Chad worked as a pastor in a local Christian church. During his time as a pastor, he served alongside youth, couples and families providing pastoral counseling and support through various life-challenges.

Currently welcoming new couples and individual clients. I am offering therapy online via televideo as well as in nature-based settings with walk/talks and sitting spaces. If you are struggling with relationship challenges, anxiety, depression, life transitions, low self esteem, and other mental health challenges I am here to help. Through our work together you will increase your awareness of stuck patterns, learn to make desired changes, and step into living a more full & authentic life. I can help to provide you with the necessary tools, mindfulness skills, and somatic practices for improving your connection to self and others.

I specialize in ketamine infusions for a variety of medical and neurological condition, including chronic regional pain syndrome, and brain fog. Ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP) is offered. Our mental health team offers IV and IM ketamine injections, and oral or nasal as part of our maintenance program for the treatment of PTSD, anxiety, existential angst related to aging and medical conditions, acute suicidal ideation, treatment-resistant and major depression, mood disturbances, OCD, professional burnout, grief, and more.

Asking for help can be a very difficult thing to do. Finding a therapist with whom you feel secure and comfortable can be equally daunting, especially when you are in the midst of emotional and psychological pain. I am invested in cultivating a safe, supportive, and trusting connection intended to improve your choices and enhance your relationships with yourself and others.

Everybody has ups and downs, it is a normal part of life. Talking to a friend or loved one can be incredibly helpful. When you begin to feel “keyed up” all the time for no apparent reason, or feelings like hopelessness and despair seem to have taken hold, it may be time to talk with a professional. It is my greatest privilege to come alongside you to listen, empathize, and provide professional counseling during this leg of your life’s journey and provide the tools to help you to live your best life possible.

As a former Navy medic who completed three tours in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom, Dr. Correa, has a deep understanding of the impact that trauma, depression & anxiety can have on a person's mental health. He knows firsthand the struggles that client’s can face, and he brings that knowledge and experience to his work as a therapist. Dr. Correa’s experiences in the military have given him a unique perspective on mental health, which he uses to help clients overcome a wide range of challenges. Whether it's trauma from past experiences, depression and anxiety, or the difficulties of adjusting to new changes in life.

Struggling to find your path? Today you are one step closer. Feeling down? Overwhelmed with worry? Too much conflict in your relationships? Difficulty focusing at work or school? We Can Help. The Vista team is dedicated to helping you reach your full potential. Since 2002 we have helped thousands of individuals, families, and couples overcome conflict, anxiety, depression, and stress. We also can help with trauma and eating disordered behavior. The Vista ADHD Clinic is also available for psychological evaluations to address ADHD and learning challenges.

We are a team of 60 counselors who are accepting new patients and have a team of administrators coordinating services to get you seen quickly. --Life isn't easy or often how we hoped it to be-- We have all faced obstacles at some point in our lives and will continue to do so because of events often outside of our control. There are many circumstances that can overwhelm: Depression; Anxiety; Anger; Grief/Loss; Violence; Bullying; Trauma; Work; Family life; Divorce; Behavioral issues; Worry; School; this list is endless. Whether they are past, present or future, sometimes it is nice to have someone to support you.

I am currently accepting new clients. It is my goal to create a supportive and nonjudgmental space where people can process life’s challenges and develop a deeper self understanding. I am here to help you with strained relationships, identity development, depression, anxiety, existential angst, trauma, and more.

Kindly leave the name of your insurance provider (if applicable) when you contact me so I can best serve you in our initial consultation- thank you. I work with individuals, couples, families and minors affected by a wide variety of concerns, including trauma, addiction, grief and loss, anxiety, relationship issues, and communication struggles. I understand the importance of establishing a safe, easy-going, non-judgmental relationship where we can work on real life issues.

As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am dedicated to helping my peers and allies rise from the destructive forces of stigma and oppression. Using strengths-based and person-centered foundations, I believe that you are beautiful and powerful at your core. I use various methodologies within an intersubjective relational framework and from a postmodern perspective (you are the expert of your own life; I am merely a vehicle for you to explore). I am a Feminist and a Jungian-influenced therapist who honors the multidimensional ‘beyond’ and in-between the divine feminine and masculine.

Accepting Oregon Health Plan only at this time. I work with children, teens, and adults using traditional counseling approaches and neurofeedback. In my approach, you will be supported and guided in an empathetic and therapeutic environment while you address your personal challenges and complete your goals. I use cognitive-behavioral and mindfulness-based interventions, often combined with neurofeedback, to help clients bring change to their lives. My approach to therapy will help clients improve emotional regulation, self-control, mood, cognitive functioning, and build greater resiliency to the many stresses of life.

I tend to work with a few different types of clients given my specializations. First, I work with individuals experiencing anxiety and/or depression. This can be adolescents, teens, or adults, and tend to be successful at ameliorating symptoms. Second, I work with families who find themselves struggling. There are various reasons for the struggle, but that is what we unpack and figure out how to best move forward to improve the well-being of all. Lastly, I help people better manage stress, this could be anyone, as we all experience times in life when our well-being suffers as we struggle to navigate a life transition.

Are you struggling with something that makes you feel like you’ve never felt before? A sadness, fear or anger? Does it feel like it won’t loosen its grip? I help people learn how to adapt to life’s struggles and overcome them. I provide a supportive space where together we can improve how you’re feeling and keep that improvement going.