Online therapy for West Linn clients.

West Linn sits across the Willamette from Lake Oswego, on the I-205 side of the river instead of the I-5/Hwy 43 side, and that geography ends up mattering more than the demographic similarity suggests. West Linn clients are usually anchored to one of three neighborhoods (Robinwood, the Willamette historic district, or the newer hilltop subdivisions above I-205), and the commute pattern is built around the Arch Bridge to Oregon City or the I-205 north into Portland and Clackamas. The clients I see most often are professionals in their late thirties through early fifties who have a stable life, capable kids, and a creeping awareness that the next twenty years aren't going to be a repeat of the last twenty. Mid-life recalibration sits underneath a lot of West Linn intake, whether or not the client uses that phrase. Anxiety and depression often show up first. Couples work shows up alongside, sometimes around infidelity but more often around the drift that builds when two careers, two kid schedules, and two sets of in-laws have been crowding out the marriage for fifteen years. Grief shows up too. Sometimes around a death. More often around the loss of futures the client had been counting on. Regence, Providence, Cigna, and Aetna are the carriers I see most often on West Linn intakes. I bill all of them in-network.

Beyond West Linn, the practice covers the surrounding Oregon communities including Lake Oswego, Tualatin, Oregon City, and Wilsonville. Anyone in Oregon can be a client of the practice, so West Linn is one node in a wider statewide reach. The full list of Oregon cities I serve is on the therapy locations page.