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During the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been an exponential rise in racism, violence and targeted hate towards Asian-Americans. This was further brought to light this past week, when seven women were killed; six of them Asian,… Continue reading

What’s Going On Over the past few days, wildfires have swept across Oregon and much of the west coast. With little relief from current weather conditions, Governor Kate Brown stated that, “This could be the… Continue reading

Recent events have brought racism and other forms of discrimination to the top of our newsfeeds and the forefront of our attention. As a result, you may be wondering, “What can I do to fight… Continue reading

We are pleased to announce that Laura Gutierrez has been named as the 2017-2018 Eugene Therapy scholarship winner! Laura is currently enrolled at the University of Oregon’s Couples & Family Therapy Program in The College… Continue reading

While talk therapy is extremely helpful in treating anxiety, depression and relationship issues, one limitation is that sometimes it can be difficult to put all emotions into words. Other types of therapy, like Art Therapy… Continue reading

Decreasing the stigma around mental illness has been a top concern of mental health advocates and providers in recent years. It has been observed that people who suffer from mental illness are unlikely to seek… Continue reading

At our most recent staff meeting, our group got together for this photo just outside our Eugene office. Looking forward to celebrating our upcoming fifth anniversary of providing exceptional mental healthcare to our neighbors in… Continue reading

Did you know? Eugene Therapy can accept electronic referrals from your primary care provider with your approval. Electronic referrals are a key part of coordinating medical and behavioral health care, as outlined by the Affordable… Continue reading

Congratulations to Mandy Hull, LMFT on attaining the AAMFT Approved Supervisor Designation. AAMFT Approved Supervisors provide clinical supervision to therapists-in-training, and at Eugene Therapy that means supervising our graduate interns from the University of Oregon’s… Continue reading

Did you know? When Eugene Therapy first opened, most of us were only working part-time. For this reason, we found it more practical to share the space rather than maintaining our own private offices. Having… Continue reading