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
- Adult Children of Alcoholics (ACOA) - a website where you can look for meetings for adult children of alcoholics (when you search, look under the city name, not the zip code, which doesn't work)
- Al-Anon of Portland - social support for those with friends or family with alcohol problems
- Portland area Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
- Portland Area Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
- National Alliance for the Mentally Ill -- For referrals to self-help groups and phone numbers of state and regional chapters and affiliates call (800)950-NAMI
- National Depressive and Manic-Depressive Association -- For a list of support groups in Portland
Hospital, Medical Schools, or Treatment Centers
- Lifeworks Northwest - Phone: (888)-645-1666 or (503) 645-3581- Intensive / non-intensive outpatient program, stabilization groups, women’s intensive program.
- Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare - provides mental health and substance abuse treatment services to the community
- Kaiser Permanente
- Legacy Health System
- OHSU ( Oregon Health & Science University ) Behavioral Health Clinic
- Providence Health System
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.
- Portland counseling webpage for Dr. Chad Drake - The webpage of Dr. Chad Drake, psychologist resident providing counseling services in Portland, Oregon.
- Portland Mood Disorders Clinic - Clinic that specializes in the treatment of depression and related problems. Also has sliding scale services provided by psychology residents and students in training.
- Portland Psychotherapy Clinic, Research, & Training Center, PC- I am the director of this clinic, which specializes in using evidence-based treatments for a variety of psychological problems and life difficulties.
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
- The Assocation for the Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies has a nationwide list of behavior or cognitive-behavior therapists
- The American Psychological Association Help Center, provides information on mental health and help on finding a psychologist in your area
Information on Psychology and Mental Health
- Psych Central - a central source for information on psychology and mental health on the Internet, since 1992
- National Institute of Mental Health - Information on mental health with a biological slant from our nation's premier funding agency for mental health research
- Stigma resources at SAMHSA - Publications on combatting stigma from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration
- SAMHSA Mental Health Info - publications from SAMHSA on mental health issues
GLBTQ Mental Health and Recovery Resources
- SMYRC - Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center - offers counseling for queer or questionning youth age 14-24 in Portland, OR.
- Live and Let Live Club - offers substance free parties and daily 12-step meetings for substance addiction and sex addicts anonymous.
- Quest Center for Integrative Health - offers acupuncture, mental health, addictions, exercise, and mentoring programs.
- Triangle Project at Cascadia - Counseling for GLBTQ folks in recovery.
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.