Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) therapists in Dallas, Oregon OR
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Ashley Hayes,
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
My goal is to be a warm and encouraging presence as you share your struggles and daily challenges, identify your strengths and areas of growth, and pave a way forward towards achieving your goals. My intent is to assist you in the incredible process of healing and empowerment. I firmly believe that you already have everything you need within yourself to heal and find the answers you are seeking. I am honored to support you in becoming the more that you are.
10 Years Experience
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Katie Steinert
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC
Therapy is a partnership. My role is to empower you to take inventory of your relationships, your mental and physical health, and how you are showing up in your life each day. I am passionate about helping people discover the path to change in order to reach their fullest potential and feel more fulfilled in their lives.
9 Years Experience
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Peaceful Warrior Wellness Services, LLC / Dr.Steven Ruiz Bettencourt, Psy.D.,LPC, Cht, EMDR
Licensed Professional Counselor, Doctor of Psychology, Licensed Psychotherapist, Certified Hypnotherapist, EMDR
I have been helping my clients reach their goals since 1983 as a Clinician and Clinical Supervisor, Adjunct Psychology Professor, County Director of Anger Management. I am a Martial Arts Grand Master (8th Dan Black Belt), and have been a full time martial arts instructor for 46 years
41 Years Experience
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Joshua Werblin
Psychiatrist, MD
My commitment to you is simple: to provide empathetic, individualized, evidence-based care that supports your unique journey toward mental health wellness, whether or not you choose to use medications along the way. Let's work together to navigate life's challenges and embrace the path to healing and fulfillment.
20 Years Experience
Cognitive Behavioral (CBT)
Angie Arledge
Pre-Licensed Professional, CSWA
Asking for help is one of the most challenging things to do for ourselves, but it is one of the best ways of self-investing. When we physically do not feel well, we reach out to our doctors or nurses for support because we think that is normal. When we do not feel well mentally, it can give us a sense of not feeling normal, and while everyone's story is different, it is the same because we all have one.
3 Years Experience