Services

The Center for Community Counseling has been making therapy accessible and affordable since 1978!

We are here for our community. Here for you. Here to help.

Can we help?

Counseling can help with relationships, depression, mood swings, anxiety and a variety of other concerns and challenges. Counseling can increase your satisfaction and enrich your life. It can be a source of support, encouragement and guidance. We invite you to make a difference in your life. Call 541.344.0620 or contact us today.

Counseling Works!

Seeking help is a sign of strength. Counseling can help people address and work through difficulties.
Counseling can help to:

• Improve self-esteem
• Overcome depression
• Resolve trauma
• Develop healthy relationships
• Create healthy lifestyle changes
• Gain a new outlook on life
• Work through grief and loss
• Learn to manage anxiety and worry

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How Can I Tell if I Need Counseling?

Signs of distress are not always obvious. Some signs to look for are:

• Do you have trouble sleeping?
• Are you often irritable?
• Is it hard to be hopeful about the future?
• Do you wish you were raising your kids differently?
• Could you feel happier and more productive at your job?
• Do you have difficulties setting or reaching goals?
• Do you have unexplained fatigue?
• Are you experiencing challenges in your relationships?
• Are you going through a life transition?

If You Think We Can Help

Call our office at 541-344-0620, 9 am – 3 pm, Monday through Thursday. Or contact us for more information on our services. After a short phone screening to see if we can serve you, we’ll schedule you for an intake. During the intake, we will gather information to help us match you with a counselor.

Fees for counseling are charged according to a sliding scale. Please contact us for information about our sliding scale. All initial intake interviews cost $20. We do not bill insurance.

* We are unable to do mandated counseling, substance abuse counseling, or assist with situations of active domestic violence. For support with substance abuse, please contact Serenity Lane or Willamette Family. For situations of domestic violence, please contact Womenspace.



The Center for Community Counseling believes everyone deserves the sense of peace, security and stability good mental health brings.


 

In Case of Emergency

If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, please call 911, go to your nearest emergency room or call the Whitebird crisis line at 541.687.4000
The Center for Community Counseling is not a crisis or walk-in counseling service provider