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Online mental health resources in
the
Portland, Oregon metro area
Presence of any
link on this website does not imply any
endorsement of the sites or services offered through the site or the
certification of any individual's ability to provide mental health
services. This listing is provided for informational purposes only.
This website lists only
online mental health resources in the Portland
area that I have been able to find. Viewers
should be aware that this listing is not comprehensive, but rather
consists of websites of which I am aware. Additional resources are
available in this area that do not have an online presence.
Local
Support
Groups
and Twelve-Step Meetings
Hospital,
Medical Schools, or
Treatment Centers
Other Local Therapist Webpages
- Portlandpsychology.com
- The webpage of Jenna LeJeune, Ph.D., Licensed Psychologist. Dr.
LeJeune specializes in evidence-based psychotherapy for trauma,
relationship issues, eating disorders, and other issues with expertise
in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.
Other
Mental Health Related Webpages:
- Oregon
Department of Human Services - Phone: (503)
945-5651.
Includes services such as:
Child Protective Services,
Addiction Services,
Developmental Disabilities
Services,
Senior Services,
Mental Health Services, and
Oregon
State Hospital
- Multnomah
County Human Services :
Services Include: Mental Health and Addiction Services
Division,
Aging and Disability
Services, Adult Protective Services,
Emergency Prescription Assistance, Developmental
Disabilities Services Division, Domestic
Violence Division, Specialized resources for LGBT violence victims
and children who have witnessed Domestic Violence
- Cascade AIDS
Project -- information, referral, testing and help: (503)
223-5907
- Outside
In: An outreach program to homeless youth that has many great
programs.Phone:
(503) 223-4121
- Planned Parenthood Oregon: Provides family
planning, counseling, and clinical services.
For
Veterans:
-
Veterans
Medical Center
- Portland
Division - Address: 3710
SW US Veterans Hospital Rd, PO
Box 1034, Portland,
OR 97207, (503) 220-8262 (Admin.), (800) 949-1004
(Toll-free). Mental health and general medical services for
veterans. Free transportation available for disabled veterans
with no other transportation resources.
National
Directories of Mental Health
Professionals (may also include links for Reno area)
Information on
Psychology and Mental Health
Crisis Lines:
- Multnomah County
Mental Health Crisis Line -Phone Number: 503-988-4888 (voice), 503-988-5866
(TTY), or 800-716-9769 (voice)
- Portland Women’s Crisis Line - Phone Number:
503-235-5333
- Alcohol and Drug Helpline - Phone Number: 503-244-1312
Domestic Violence and Child Abuse
- Bradley Angle
House - Phone: (503) 281-2442 - Bradley-Angle House Crisis Line.
Provides 24 hour peer counseling, resource referral and domestic
violence
information. B-A House provides a programming to battered
women and their children from all racial, social, economic and
educational
backgrounds.
- Child Abuse Response and Evaluation
- Phone: (503) 331-2400
- Domestic
Violence Hotline
- Oregon Department of Human Services - Phone: 1-800-799-SAFE
- La Linea
de Ayuda para la Mujer - (Spanish-speaking Women’s Crisis Line) -
Phone: (503) 232-4448
- Portland Women's Crisis Line - Phone: (503)
235-5333 or 1-888-235-5333
- SAWERA: South Asian
Women's Empowerment and Resource Alliance.
- Phone: (503) 778-7386.
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Last modified:
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