Kathleen Baptiste LCSW
Sandra Bassett PMHNP
Vivien Bliss LPC NCC MAC
Pamela Braun LCSW
Tom Breyer RN MS ANP PMHNP
Kim Buller LCSW
Jennifer Carley RN MS PMHNP
Lori Doede LPC MAC
Amber Donaldson MA
Margo Eliescu LCSW
Corrine Elms MA
Amber Eriksson PMHNP
Christine Ertl LCSW
Winifred Ju PhD
Glenn Koppang MA MFT
Rosanna Krenz MA
Dawn Leon MA
Cheryl Meyers LCSW
Jacqueline Haddon MSW
Pamela Lyons-Nelson MS LPC
Mat Nyquist MS
Ben Newman PMHNP
Gil Nicholson-Nelson LCSW
Kathy Outland MSW LCSW
Patricia Parezo MA LPC NCC
Billie Jean Rosenblad LPC
Denise Smith LCSW
Rhonda Stovin MSW LCSW
Reid Thurston LCSW MAC
Gail Wiebe PMHNP
Carey Zeeb MA LPC
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What Do I Do In An Emergency?
- Contact your therapist.
On your first appointment you will be given written information about how to contact your therapist in an emergency.
- Call your therapist's office.
After office hours, the message on the answering machine will give you instructions about how to contact your therapist or the therapist on call.
- Call the Psychiatric Crisis Center.
The phone number is 503-585-4949.
For more information, click here to go to their web page.
Located at 1049 Oak Street SE, just east of Salem Hospital, the Psychiatric Crisis Center is staffed 24 hours a day every day.
If you are going there in person,
here is a map of the location.
- Some other resources that might be helpful include
Who Is The Right Therapist For Me?
- First, consider age. Some of our therapists see only children, some only adults and some see all ages.
- If alcohol or drug use is a factor, a therapist who is also trained in addiction counseling is a wise choice.
- If you think that medication might be an important part of your treatment, consider seeing one of the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners.
- Some prefer a male therapist, some female.
Once engaged in treatment, clients often report that this is not nearly as important as they thought it would be before starting therapy.
- Location and accessibility may be important issues.
Who Sees Children? Who Sees Adults?
All Ages
- Jennifer Carley RN MS PMHNP
- Dawn Leon MA
- Rhonda Stovin MSW LCSW
- Reid Thurston LCSW MAC
- Carey Zeeb MA LPC
- Amber Eriksson PMHNP
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Children
- Tom Breyer RN MS ANP PMHNP
- Christine Ertl LCSW
- Winifred Ju PhD
- Gil Nicholson-Nelson LCSW
- Kim Buller LCSW
- Corrine Elms MA
- Gail Wiebe PMHNP
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Teens
- Vivien Bliss LPC NCC MAC
- Tom Breyer RN MS ANP PMHNP
- Lori Doede LPC MAC
- Jacqueline Haddon MSW
- Mat Nyquist MS
- Kathy Outland MSW LCSW
- Denise Smith LCSW
- Rosanna Krenz MA
- Gail Wiebe PMHNP
- Margo Eliescu LCSW
- Billie Jean Rosenblad LPC
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Adults
- Vivien Bliss LPC NCC MAC
- Lori Doede LPC MAC
- Christine Ertl LCSW
- Winifred Ju PhD
- Glenn Koppang MA MFT
- Pamela Lyons-Nelson MS LPC
Mat Nyquist MS
- Kathy Outland MSW LCSW
- Patricia Parezo MA LPC NCC
- Denise Smith LCSW
- Rick Swope MEd LPC NCC CCBT CRC
- Dublin Popov LCSW
- Cheryl Meyers LCSW
- Sandra Bassett PMHNP
- Rosanna Krenz MA
- Ben Newman PMHNP
- Kathleen Baptiste LCSW
- Amber Donaldson MA
- Margo Eliescu LCSW
- Billie Jean Rosenblad LPC
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Who Is An Addiction Counselor?
- Vivien Bliss LPC NCC MAC
- Lori Doede LPC MAC
- Reid Thurston LCSW MAC
Who Prescribes Medication?
Sandra Bassett PMHNP
Tom Breyer RN MS ANP PMHNP
Jennifer Carley RN MS PMHNP
Amber Eriksson PMHNP
Ben Newman PMHNP
Gail Wiebe PMHNP
Where Are The Offices?
In or Near Downtown Salem
- Lori Doede LPC MAC
- Glenn Koppang MA MFT
- Patricia Parezo MA LPC NCC
- Carey Zeeb MA LPC
- Kim Buller LCSW
- Corrine Elms MA
- Tom Breyer PMHNP
- Gail Wiebe PMHNP
- Mat Nyquist MS
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South Salem
- Christine Ertl LCSW
- Winifred Ju PhD
- Dawn Leon MA
- Kathy Outland MSW LCSW
- Denise Smith LCSW
- Kathleen Baptiste LCSW
- Amber Donaldson, MA
- Jacqueline Haddon MSW
- Sandra Bassett PMHNP
- Amber Eriksson PMHNP
- Jennifer Carley PMHNP
- Ben Newman PMHNP
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East Side
- Vivien Bliss LPC NCC MAC
- Tom Breyer RN MS ANP PMHNP
- Gail Wiebe PMHNP
- Pamela Lyons-Nelson MS LPC
- Rosanna Krenz MA
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North Side
- Rick Swope MEd LPC NCC CCBT CRC
- Reid Thurston LCSW MAC
- Margo Eliescu, LCSW
- Cheryl Meyers LCSW
- Gil Nicholson-Nelson LCSW
- Dublin Popov, LCSW
- Carey Zeeb MA LPC
- Billie Jean Rosenblad LPC
Keizer
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What Is Happening With My Bill?
Don't hesitate to call our billing department at 503-315-8646.
Though payment for therapy is your responsibility,
we'll assist you in your efforts to understand and pay your bill.
How Do I get My Prescription Refilled?
Be sure to call your pharmacy at least four days before you need the refill.
Even if you have no refills remaining, it is almost always best to call your pharmacy.
If a physician’s approval is needed for your prescription to be refilled, your pharmacist will call or fax us.
Schedule II Medications
Federal law requires that certain medications need a new, original prescription written by your doctor each time the medication is dispensed.
It is not possible to have a prescription with refills.
If you are requesting refill of a prescription for a schedule II medication, the best procedure is to leave your psychiatrist a voice mail including your name,
the name of the medication, whether it is immediate release or timed release, the strength of the tablets or capsules and how many you take per day.
Unless you need to come in for an evaluation, you can expect a call back from your doctor or nurse practitioner within a day or two telling you your prescription is ready to pick up.
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