OCD Therapists in Oregon

Everyone needs assistance and guidance from time to time. I have spent the majority of my career in mental health working with the homeless population, youth, teens and individuals with severe mental health concerns. I have helped individuals to navigate a variety of issues. I am comfortable working with individuals who are on the Autism Spectrum, the LGBTQ+ population, navigating trauma related issues, anxiety, depression, and management of interpersonal relationships. I believe people should be allowed to grow and progress from whatever type of issues they are struggling with while being treating with compassion, respect and care. Each client should leave a session with tools they can implement in their own lives, even if that is just the release of being able to talk about their troubles or concerns. I approach therapy with a variety of modalities including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy. Sometimes our emotions just become too much for us to deal with on our own. I believe my sessions are compassionate, yet challenging enough to help you grow. My experience is not only academic but personal as well. I hope that you will benefit from speaking with me and I can help you enrich your life and reach your full potential. I have most evenings and all day Sundays open at this time for availability. I am hoping to be able to expand my availability even more moving forward.

Life can feel overwhelming—whether you're caught in anxiety's grip, weighed down by depression, navigating a major transition, or just feeling stuck. Maybe you've been pushing through for so long that you've lost touch with what actually matters to you. I get it, and I'm here to help you find your way through. I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 10 years of experience, licensed in New Jersey, Oregon, and Vermont. I've worked with people facing anxiety, depression, relationship struggles, life transitions, trauma, and the everyday stress of just trying to keep it together. What I've learned is this: there's no one-size-fits-all solution. What works is building something together that actually fits your life. Here's what therapy with me looks like: We start where you are—not where you think you "should" be. I use evidence-based approaches like CBT, trauma-informed care, and mindfulness-based techniques, but I adapt everything to what makes sense for you. Some sessions might be about developing practical coping skills. Others might be about processing difficult emotions or unpacking patterns that aren't serving you anymore. I won't give you generic advice or push you toward goals that aren't yours. Instead, I'll help you tap into strengths you might not realize you have, challenge thoughts that keep you stuck, and build a life that feels more authentic and manageable. What you can expect: A judgment-free space where you can be honest about what you're going through. Collaboration—you're the expert on your life; I bring the tools and perspective. Real, actionable strategies that help you feel better, not just talk about feeling better. You deserve support. You deserve to feel more like yourself. Let's get started.

Hi my name is Hilary Matthews and I am a therapist specializing in mood disorders, substance use treatment and trauma. People often report fears and sadness as life changes affect them. I beleive that change is something to embrace and I will show you how. In my client centered practice I use Cognitive behavior, mindfulness, motivational interviewing, trauma informed care to assist clients with their challenges.

I value authenticity, empathy, and self-awareness, both for myself, my clients, and as a critical part of the therapeutic process (I also take advantage of the healing power of laughter whenever possible!). I aim to normalize and validate my clients’ experiences without judgment, and above all, provide the most basic of human needs: to feel seen and heard. My name is Stephanie (or Stevie, either is fine) and I have been providing therapy in NJ exclusively via telehealth for about the last 5 years (prior to that, in person). I have a deep passion and respect for the power of therapy to change lives, which I have been privileged to witness in my work with clients, as well as in my personal life, both through the consistent use of therapy as part of my own self-care, as well as having spent the last 20 years raising two children with special needs. If you have been struggling with symptoms of depression or anxiety, particularly if they are related to a traumatic experience, I would love the opportunity to work with you to reduce your symptoms and help you experience a present that is not overshadowed by your past. I love working with women ages 20 to 30-something who are still in academia or just starting out in their careers, but also love working with women of any age. I frequently work with survivors of child sexual abuse, as well as those struggling with issues related to self-worth, but work with other conditions as well.