Mental Health Treatment Centers in Oregon
Skycloud offers both in-person and virtual mental health and addiction treatment in Oregon. Whether you’re looking for a psychiatrist, therapy, or medication-assisted treatment (MAT), our compassionate team is here to support your journey toward better mental health and recovery.
We make care accessible and personalized — with or without a referral. Schedule your appointment online or call today to learn more about outpatient services in Oregon.
Oregon faces significant mental health challenges, with nearly 1 million adults and many children lacking adequate treatment, and gaps are especially severe for co-occurring disorders and opioid-related issues. Skycloud offers both in-person and virtual therapy options tailored to individual needs, providing privacy, flexibility, and accessibility for busy or traveling clients. Therapy focuses on improving self-awareness, coping mechanisms, emotional resilience, stress management, and relationships, helping clients manage emotions without turning to substances. Ongoing support is available through local and online groups, ensuring continued care. Skycloud’s team provides timely intake, personalized treatment, and medication management to help Oregonians access the mental health care they need.
Mental Health Needs in Oregon
Throughout Oregon, almost 1 million adults have a mental health disorder, with over 55 percent not receiving the treatment they need. Among children under the age of 12, 20 percent are reportedly failing to receive the mental health treatment that they need.
Oregon struggles with low access to mental health care, with particularly significant gaps in terms of the available treatment, especially for co-occurring disorders. Oregon has been impacted significantly by the opioid crisis, and in particular, fentanyl related addictions and overdoses associated with individuals who have a co-occurring mental health disorder.
Finding the Right Oregon Therapy
With Skycloud, we offer in-person offices and virtual psychiatry and therapy services throughout Oregon.
When you call our team, we can help you decide if something like telepsychiatry is a better option for you or if an in-person program would be more fitting.
Many people prefer the comfort of receiving treatment from their home, with the privacy of never having to travel to a psychiatrist’s office. However, others benefit from the hybrid practice format, where in-person meetings give them a chance to step away from their home environment or their families and experience what for them might be a higher level of privacy.
If you are a working professional with very limited free time, a high-profile individual who needs to maintain their privacy, or someone who travels often for work, we can help you find the right type of therapy in Oregon that fits your needs and your goals.
How to Know When Oregon Therapy is Working
If you are starting therapy, it can be difficult to know not only what to expect and how long you might need to “get better,” but also how to tell when it’s working.
In general, therapy will start to work gradually, and after the right program, you will notice positive changes in:
- How you think
- How you act
- Your self-awareness
- Your coping mechanisms
- Your relationships
- Your life satisfaction
Self-awareness is a very important part of recovery as it helps you to be more aware of your thoughts, your emotions, your behaviors, and from there, how things like negative emotions or symptoms of a mental health disorder might directly influence maladaptive or harmful behaviors like drinking or drug use.
As you move through your individual and group therapy sessions, you will learn things like:
- Triggers: The right therapy can help you become aware of triggers, things that lead to certain emotions or behaviors
- Self-Care: Therapy can help you understand the reason behind your choices and what your needs actually are, so that you are in a better position to take care of yourself without resorting to things like drugs to numb difficult emotions
- Acceptance: Family therapy and individual therapy alike can help you become more accepting of yourself, including your flaws and your mistakes, as they provide a place from which to grow
Therapy will work to improve your emotional well-being, reducing anxiety or depression, helping you to gradually feel happier. Even when things are challenging, you will find that Oregon mental health treatment gives you the tools you need to manage and express your emotions in a healthier capacity, rather than immediately trying to ignore or diminish difficult emotions with things like drugs.
Oregon therapy extends to improvement in your level of hope, your coping mechanisms, and your relationships. As you continue to work through your program, you will learn:
- Coping Mechanisms: Therapy can introduce you to different coping mechanisms that help you manage challenges, stress, or setbacks
- Emotional Resilience: With therapy, you’ll learn how to come back from challenges, build your resilience to difficulty and difficult emotions without turning to drugs or alcohol
- Stress Management: The right type of therapy will help you better manage stress so that you can respond in a positive way to difficulty
Ongoing Support for Mental Health in Oregon
Throughout Oregon, there are many support groups, both in-person and online, that offer continued help for those with mental health disorders, including:
- Dual Diagnosis Anonymous, where you can find free online and in-person support groups for mental health.
- The National Alliance on Mental Illness Helpline, where you can call and find information on local classes, connection groups, resources, and online support groups.
- Peer Galaxy, which offers access to hundreds of online and in-person support groups throughout Oregon.
It is important to remember that finding the right Oregon mental health treatment plan might involve participation in ongoing support groups for your specific circumstances. For example, someone struggling with depression might benefit from continued support from a depression support group, whereas someone with anxiety might need a resource for an in-person or online support group they can utilize when their anxiety is especially high.
Find Oregon Mental Health Treatment Services
If you are one of the thousands of people across the state of Oregon struggling with mental health disorders, but not getting treatment, we can help.
Our care team is ready to provide an intake within one week of calling, providing you with specialized intake measures, screening tests, mental health treatment, psychotherapy, and medication management.
Call Skycloud today at 503-967-2476.
Oregon Mental Health FAQs
What is Virtual Therapy?
Virtual therapy or telepsychiatry is a form of treatment where your sessions take place virtually, over the phone, or over a computer. These can give you more discretion, allow you to call at a time that might be more convenient than an in-person office, access help if you live in a rural area, are dealing with locally sensitive issues, or struggle with things like agoraphobia.
How Long is Therapy for Mental Health?
If you are participating in one of our outpatient treatment programs for a mental health disorder, we will go over what to expect in terms of your timeline when you complete your intake. A big part of the intake process is determining what mental health disorders you might be struggling with, whether you have co-occurring addiction, and how long your sessions might last.
How Does Oregon Therapy Work?
Rehab Works in many ways, providing you with better self-awareness, increased self-esteem, and coping skills that you can use to build emotional resilience.
By improving your awareness, communication skills, relationships, and coping mechanisms, you are in a better position to manage difficult emotions or stressful situations without turning to negative coping mechanisms. You are also in a better position to avoid turning to drugs and alcohol in an attempt to self-medicate against symptoms of a mental health disorder.
Cities in Oregon We Serve
- Beaverton
- Bend (Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Services)
- Clackamas
- Gresham
- Portland (Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Services)
- Salem
- And more