Online Therapy in Oregon
Therapy for depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, relationship strain, LGBTQIA+ support, postpartum seasons, and all the tender places you've learned to live with. The same whole-person care, now by secure video from anywhere in Oregon.
By secure telehealth, statewide. In-person care is available at our Corvallis offices whenever you'd prefer.
We accept insurance · Now welcoming new clients
Therapy across Oregon
Wherever you are in Oregon, care can reach you
Oregon is a big, weathered, beautiful state, and good therapy can be hard to reach from the coast, the high desert, or a small valley town where the nearest opening is months away and an hour's drive from home.
Telehealth closes that distance. You meet your therapist by secure video from wherever you are, from Astoria to Ashland, Pendleton to Corvallis, on the days when leaving the house is the last thing you have in you.
What therapy with us is like
Therapy is how the fog begins to lift
Some days, what you're carrying has a name. Other days it's just a heaviness, a static, a sense that something is off that you can't quite say out loud. Mental health can feel like fog. You know the road is under there somewhere, but you can't see far enough ahead to walk it with any certainty.
Therapy is how that fog begins to lift. Not all at once, and not by force. Slowly, as you dig in, the edges of things come back into view. What felt shapeless becomes something you can look at, understand, and carry differently. You don't have to know where you're going yet. You only have to begin, and you can begin from your own living room.
Who we work with
What we help you work through
People come to us for all kinds of reasons. Whether you're navigating a diagnosis, moving through a hard season, or something you haven't quite found words for yet, our therapists work with folks who are experiencing or need:
Depression & anxiety
Psychedelic-assisted therapy
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
End-of-life concerns
Relationship & family issues
Chronic illness
Trauma & PTSD recovery
Postpartum depression
LGBTQIA+ support
Why Transformative
Why people choose us
Care from anywhere in Oregon. Meet by secure video from home, work, or wherever you feel safe, no commute required.
Whole-person care. We tend to the mind, the body, and the life around them, not a symptom in isolation.
A therapist chosen with care. You're thoughtfully matched, then invited to a meet and greet before you commit.
A relationship, not a transaction. If a fit isn't working, we help you find a better one inside the clinic.
Insurance welcomed. We're in-network with most major Oregon plans, and we can bill out-of-network too.
Room to grow. Therapy sits alongside psychiatry, ketamine, and osteopathic care in Corvallis, so support can expand as you do.
What to Expect
What working together looks like
Meet & greet
Meet your matched therapist by video and sense whether you feel safe, seen, and able to soften into the process.
In-session work
Reflection, emotion, curiosity, clarity, or quiet connection, held in a safe and compassionate space, on screen.
At-home work
The work moves with you, into your relationships, conversations, choices, and daily life.
The path ahead
Healing can feel messy and beautiful. Let it unfold gently, even on the heavier days.
Why Transformative
Why people choose us for this work
REMS-certified physicians. A certified treatment center with physicians who oversee your care from the first conversation onward.
Held from start to finish. Preparation and integration therapy surround the medicine, so the experience has somewhere to land.
Closely monitored, always. You are never handed a treatment and left alone with it. There is care before, during, and after.
Whole-person care. We tend to the mind, the body, and the life around them, not a symptom in isolation.
Insurance welcomed for Spravato®. We are in-network for esketamine with most major Oregon plans, and can bill out-of-network too.
Room to grow. This work sits alongside therapy and psychiatry, so support can expand as you do.
Meet your Care Team
The people you can work with
Insurance & getting started
Using your insurance for Therapy
Cost should never be the fog between you and care. We're in-network with most major Oregon health plans for therapy, and even when we're not, there's almost always a way forward. Here are the plans we work with.
Cash pay is always welcome, and we can often bill out-of-network benefits directly. Family therapy services may have fewer contracted insurances at this time.
Statewide by video, rooted in Corvallis
Care that reaches you, wherever you are
Telehealth therapy is available anywhere in Oregon. If you'd rather meet in person, or want to add psychiatry, ketamine, or osteopathic care, our offices are right here in Corvallis.
Kings location
Psychiatry, Spravato®, Ketamine
1857 NW Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330
(541) 203-0485
Harrison location
Therapy, OMT, Assessments, Groups
1300 NW Harrison Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330
(541) 203-0485
Frequently asked questions
Get answers to common questions about ketamine and Spravato® treatment
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You need to be physically located in Oregon during your telehealth sessions, since your therapist is licensed to provide care in Oregon. You can live anywhere in the state, and travel is fine as long as you're in Oregon when you meet.
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A private space where you can speak freely, a phone, tablet, or computer with a camera, and a steady internet connection. We'll send a secure link before your appointment.
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For our therapy services, we take Regence/BCBS, Providence, PacificSource, Moda, Samaritan, and Intercommunity Health Network (IHN), and DMAP/OHP open card. *Note - family therapy services may have fewer contracted insurance at this time.
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Even if we are not contracted (in-network) with your primary insurance, we accept credit card payments. However, we may also be able to bill your insurance directly via your Out of Network Benefits. (You will be still be responsible for any remaining balance). All practitioners accept self-pay (credit card).
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Absolutely. The relationship matters in therapy. If something isn't working, we help you find a better fit within our clinic.
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Yes. Therapy is confidential, with a few legal and ethical exceptions related to safety, such as risk of harm to yourself or others, abuse or neglect of a child or vulnerable adult, or certain court-related situations. Your therapist will explain confidentiality before you begin.
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