Therapy in Salem, Oregon

Therapy for depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, bipolar disorder, relationship strain, LGBTQIA+ support, postpartum seasons, and all the tender places you've learned to live with. Together, we make room for what hurts, what is changing, and who you are becoming.

In-person at our Corvallis offices, and by telehealth across Oregon.

We accept insurance · Now welcoming new clients

Therapy in Salem

Care that reaches you in Salem

Salem carries the pace of a capital city, full of meetings, deadlines, and the steady work of keeping things running. It's the kind of rhythm that can leave little room for the anxiety, grief, or exhaustion humming underneath it all.

Therapy can meet you right where you are in Salem through secure telehealth, so a session can fit between meetings or settle in at the end of a long day. If you'd rather sit together in the same room, our Harrison Boulevard office is about forty-five minutes south, an easy drive down the valley.

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.

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The fog we help you move through

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:

A depressed man with his head in his hands

Depression & anxiety

A women recovering from trauma and PTSD

Trauma and PTSD recovery

Fog rolling in from the PNW coast

Chronic illness

A queer lesbian couple

LGBTQIA+ support

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Psychedelic-assisted therapy (preparation and integration)

A woman with OCD

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)

A husband and wife

Relationship & Family Issues

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End-of-life concerns

A new mom suffering from postpartum depression

Postpartum depression

A man shaking his head to symbolize bipolar disorder

Bipolar Disorder

Why Transformative

Why people choose us

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.

In-person and telehealth. Care that meets you where you are, in the room or on the screen.

Room to grow. Therapy sits alongside psychiatry, ketamine, and osteopathic care, so support can expand as you do.

REMS-certified physicians. Transformative also offers Spravato®, ketamine, and osteopathic manipulation to further support your growth.

Clinician collaboration. To provide the most comprehensive care possible, our therapists collaborate with your psychiatrist.

What TO Expect

What working together looks like


Meet & greet

Meet your matched therapist 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.

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.

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.

  • Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield Logo
  • Providence Insurance logo
  • Pacific Source Insurance Logo
  • Samaritan Health Plans logo
  • Inter Community Health Network CCO logo
  • Moda Insurance logo
  • Oregon Health Authority logo

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.

Where to find us

Our Corvallis offices

Whenever you're ready, we're here. Therapy happens at our Harrison location, with telehealth available across Oregon.

 

Harrison location

Therapy, OMT, Assessments, Groups

1300 NW Harrison Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330

(541) 203-0485

 

Kings location

Psychiatry, Spravato®, Ketamine

1857 NW Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330

(541) 203-0485

Frequently asked questions

  • “My partner and I have been in couples counseling, and it has helped us with our communication when we moved in together! I really appreciate our therapist and all the work she has done with us. We are transitioning into individual work, and the organization is working to get us both set up with our own individual therapists. I love the proactive approach of the staff and their focus on wellness from a variety of angles. I feel prioritized and grateful. Looking forward to continuing care in other avenues!”

    —Therapy Patient

  • “Coming here helped me understand patterns I had been carrying for years. I highly recommend working with the Transformative team.”

    - Therapy Patient

  • “I used to think therapy meant talking in circles. This felt more grounded than that. My therapist helped me connect what I was feeling emotionally with what I was experiencing in my body and relationships. It gave me language for things I had never been able to explain before.”

    - Therapy Patient

Make space for what’s next

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