Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Therapists in Eugene, OR

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.

My work is to walk with people in liberatory practices that allow us to return home to ourselves, our communities, and our place in this world. I aim to embody an orientation toward collective liberation. The mental health industry is deeply influenced by white supremacy, capitalism, and colonialism. As a white, queer, gender-resistant, liberation-oriented therapist, I aim to disrupt and dismantle those oppressive systems as they exist within me and in the larger society. I incorporate decolonial, abolitionist, and transformative justice frameworks into our work as we meet one-on-one or in many relational configurations.

Each individual & family has a story, though sometimes it may feel like you're no longer in control of how it's being written. I like to work with my clients so they become masters of their own story. In therapy, I take a client-centered approach to finding what works for each individual. I remain challenging yet sincere, open & non-judgmental to cater to client needs while ensuring a high standard of quality care. Therapy is a collaborative adventure to discover new skills or improve upon existing skills in order to create a more fulfilling & well-balanced life.

Human connection is the first constant in any therapeutic change. Therefore, my work is aimed at first creating a collaborative process focused on building a therapeutic relationship with the shared goals of achieving your vision for a meaningful life. It is my job to work with you to build on your considerable strengths and assets to create new ways of coping and growing. Often, traumatic experiences and difficulties have left us struggling to realize that vision. We will explore the effects that experiences have on your life today, and work toward a present and future that keeps

I have a passion for working with clients surrounding Depression, Anxiety, OCD, PTSD, Developmental Trauma, & Grief and Loss. ​I believe individuals have the ability to change when given the opportunity. Many of us have learned ways of thinking and doing that seemed to work at the time but have created problems for us later. We then target ourselves, adding a lot of shame regarding the outcomes, which in turn creates more distress. I enjoy helping individuals learn to accept themselves and to work with themselves to heal, rather than continuing to shame themselves.

In our sessions, you can expect a warm and empathetic environment where your concerns are heard and valued. We will work together to identify patterns, build coping strategies, and foster resilience. My goal is to empower you individually, as a couple and family and to make meaningful changes and achieve a greater sense of balance and fulfillment in your life.

As a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Licensed Midwife, I specialize in prenatal/postpartum depression and anxiety, reproductive health, and life transitions. My psychotherapy and counseling practice is based on empathy and compassion, acceptance and refuge, insight and empowerment. During the childbearing years and beyond, I provide support with depression, anxiety, and mood disorders.

Currently not accepting new clients. I believe that change can occur when a person is provided with a safe and supportive space for exploration and understanding of one’s true self. I work with children, preteens, teens, and young adults from a developmentally sensitive and trauma informed perspective. My approach is based on the belief that the client is the expert on their life and they have internal strength and resources to heal. My role is to accompany you on this journey to find your authentic self.

I work with individuals struggling with issues of trauma, addictions, and life transitions. Oftentimes, we suffer in silence, not recognizing we deserve to feel better, be better. Some us us struggle with low self-esteem and self-doubt. We self-sabotage because we don't believe we deserve anything different. I'm here to help you get your life more balanced.

I received my Master’s Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Southern Oregon University in December 2020. Since then, I have worked with adult clients dealing with various types of trauma, difficult relationships, anxiety, depression, addiction, self-esteem issues and many other challenges in life. I use an eclectic approach, which includes EMDR, IFS, Gestalt, Person-Centered and Psychoanalytic modalities. In undergraduate school, I had an opportunity to work closely with a Gestalt mentor and believe that discovering and accepting all parts of ourselves can help us to feel more whole and less conflicted.

Hello! My name is Thomas, and I have returned to my true passion in therapy after a decade as an entrepreneur and corporate leadership trainer. In life, the strategies that worked to survive a past context often block the flow of happiness in our present lives. I work with couples, families, and individuals to help unlock that joyful, present-moment version of ourselves. My toolbox draws from Narrative Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Emotion-Focused Therapy, and especially Internal Family Systems.

Dr. King believed that “Human salvation lies in the hands of the creatively maladjusted.” I agree. Many family, school, work, economic, and social systems are unjust, and our relationships can be troubled, including relationships with our own bodies and minds. Our “maladjustment” happens for good reasons! In my opinion, many of the bodymind differences that get diagnosed as mental illness, chronic illness, and disabilities are normal and valuable aspects of human diversity. The purpose of therapy, therefore, is not to “fix” us but to help us bring more compassion, creativity, and transformation into our lives and our world.

My work with clients is flexible and tailored to your needs. Some folks appreciate concrete coping, relaxation, non-violent communication, or parenting tools. Others seek support in finding their calling, maximizing relationships, understanding family of origin patterns and cycles, better understanding their thoughts, emotions, or choices, or uncovering and integrating central parts of the self. From simple study habits to finding your true path, I hope to find ways to connect, heal, and integrate.

Life can be stressful and overwhelming and it is my privilege to be a a judgement-free support and guide. I help young people sort through a variety of complex emotions in a safe and welcoming space with the goal of identifying the right tools to experience success.

OHP openings. Medicare waitlist. Feeling stuck by stress, depression, anxiety, and/or the past? Counseling helps. I am skilled at helping people decrease the crippling power of stuck-ness by building real action and change. Change takes having a plan, tools, encouragement, and lots of practice. You have strengths and knowledge. I am here to support you in increasing your capabilities. This happens through weekly, empathic and collaborative conversations. Together we will identify practical steps towards reaching your goals. You can take action towards healing and living your life in a healthier, meaningful, and more productive way.

Fjord Counseling was born out of the desire to create a practice that encourages healing, inspires reflection and provides a safe place for doing the hard work of therapy. We are here to walk with you together on your journey of personal growth, not as your guide, but as fellow travelers pursuing the same path. We specialize in the areas of grief and loss, trauma, anxiety, depression, chronic stress, addiction, young adult issues, life transitions, cancer and relationships. We also provide LCSW clinical supervision for CSWA's pursuing licensure as well as professional behavioral health consulting services.

Hi, I'm Sandi and I have a lot of compassion for individuals who are going through challenging times. My approach is nonjudgmental, warm, and collaborative, with the intention of helping you reconnect with your inner wisdom. I am passionate about working with women at every stage of life, navigating transitions, historical experiences of trauma, addiction or eating issues, parenthood, anxiety or depression. I also have a special place in my practice for those navigating mid-life, which can be a stage of immense potential for healing and self-actualization.

Hi! My name is Brenna and I’m a professional counselor associate. I received my Master of Counseling from Oregon State University in 2023, though I have worked in the mental health field in some capacity since 2004. My approach to counseling is person-centered and solution-focused. While I employ therapeutic techniques from a variety of theories – internal family systems, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and Gestalt, mostly – my goal is to use what works best for an individual.

Each one of us possesses problem-solving strengths. In times of transition and stress, these strengths can seem dormant. Therapy can uncover and further develop a personal resiliency. Having someone there to guide us on our path, through the brambles of life can be helpful. I believe therapy is a collaborative endeavor and my goal is to meet you where you are, with your life experience, self-awareness and intention.