Online therapy for Eugene clients.

Eugene is anchored by the University of Oregon and PeaceHealth Sacred Heart (the University District campus in Eugene itself, with the larger RiverBend hospital just across the river in Springfield, which locals are particular about distinguishing). Lane County government, Lane Community College, Bi-Mart's Eugene headquarters, and the smaller tech and healthcare orbit fill out the rest. Most of my Eugene clients are academics, researchers, healthcare professionals, or government employees, often anchored to South Eugene, College Hill, or the Friendly neighborhood. There's also a steady population of mid-career professionals who moved here from larger cities for the trade-off (lower density, real seasons, the river) and have a complicated relationship with how the move turned out. The presenting issues are weighted toward anxiety, depression, trauma, and the kind of mid-life recalibration work that comes up when the academic-or-professional script has played out further than the client expected. Couples and family work both come up, especially for academic couples where both partners are running careers under the weight of the U of O tenure clock or the healthcare system's scheduling. Insurance-wise PacificSource shows up the most often in Eugene, which makes sense because PacificSource is headquartered here. Regence and Providence are next, with Aetna and Cigna for clients whose employer is national. I'm in-network with the major Oregon carriers and bill them directly.

Beyond Eugene, the practice covers the surrounding Oregon communities including Springfield, Junction City, Coburg, and Cottage Grove. Anyone in Oregon can be a client of the practice, so Eugene is one node in a wider statewide reach. The full list of Oregon cities I serve is on the therapy locations page.