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Psychotherapy Waitlist

Our psychotherapy waitlist is open for patients located in Oregon, Washington, and Utah with Cigna, Aetna, PacificSource, United, Moda, and self-pay pay sources only. The waitlist is currently closed for Regence (BCBS) and Providence insurance. Our psychotherapy providers treat ages 18-64. This waitlist is currently 6-12 months out, depending on age, state and insurance. Please provide the information requested below. Note: do not use this form in an emergency.

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What kind of therapy do I need?

There are many different types of therapy. Some types of therapy may be more effective for certain conditions.

 

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: This type of therapy helps patients uncover patterns of thinking and actions that interfere with the their quality of life. Patients learn ways to stop destructive thoughts and actions. 
  • CBT is effective for depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, anxiety, PTSD, insomnia, OCD and other mental health conditions.
  • Dialectic Behavioral Therapy: This type of therapy focuses on problem solving and acceptance-based strategies. The term dialectical refers to the processes that bring opposite concepts like change and acceptance together.
  • DBT is effective for PTSD, substance use disorders, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, ADHD, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, OCD and other mental health conditions.
  • Group Therapy: a therapy group typically focuses on one issue and participants experience similar mental health conditions. A therapist guides the group and may provide guidance and tools for the group to consider. 
    Group therapy is very effective for a wide variety of conditions and situations such as PTSD, grief, caregiver stress, eating disorders, chronic illness, and substance use disorders.
  • Family Therapy: addresses psychological, behavioral, and emotional factors that cause dysfunctional dynamics within a family system
  • Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Therapy: is a psychotherapy technique developed in 1990. EMDR reconnects a person who has experienced trauma to the thoughts, emotions, and body sensations associated with their particular trauma to help them process it and begin to heal. This therapy focuses directly on the memory to help change the way that the memory is stored in the brain and decrease symptoms associated with that memory. EMDR is used to treat anxiety, PTSD, panic and trauma.
  • Solution-Focused Therapy: This form of therapy focuses on improving a patient’s ability to apply solutions instead of viewing the situation from a problem perspective. This therapy is a collaborative process and therapists help patients to identify goals and solutions.

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The potential patient, or their parent/guardian, must fill out this form. Identification will be requested during the process. If they are not available, please direct the potential patient to this page at a later time. Health care providers can find referral information here.

We are taking patients ages 13-17 with certain specified insurance panels in OR, WA, and UT. “You” in the following slides refers to the potential patient.

Are you seeking psychotherapy, medication management, or another evaluation type?

We are currently accepting new clients for psychiatric evaluations. Our psychotherapy caseload is full but you can contact us to learn more and join the waitlist.

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Our psychotherapy caseload is full. Patients in OR, WA and UT can join our waitlist by clicking the button below.

Learn more about psychiatric evaluations, which can help you determine a treatment plan. Call us at 503-694-3391 or email admin@skycloudhealth.com with any questions.

Limitations of Skycloud:

  • – We do not offer evaluations for disability or legal reasons.
  • – Opioid use disorder treatment is only offered in Oregon, Washington, and Utah.
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Have you attempted suicide in the past?

When was your most recent suicide attempt?

Unfortunately we do not have clinicians who are able to treat you via telehealth at this time. Please contact clinic at (503) 694-3381 with questions and check our list of resources.

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Have you ever been hospitalized in a psychiatric unit or stayed in a residential mental health facility?

When was your most recent hospitalization or stay in a residential mental health facility?

Where do you reside?

We are only offering services in Oregon, Washington, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Minnesota, and Nevada at this time.

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Are you currently prescribed a stimulant (e.g. Adderall, Ritalin) or benzodiazepine (e.g. Ativan, Xanax) and seeking to continue it?

Are you currently prescribed a stimulant (e.g. Adderall, Ritalin) or benzodiazepine (e.g. Ativan, Xanax) and seeking to continue it?

Are you currently prescribed a stimulant (e.g. Adderall, Ritalin) or benzodiazepine (e.g. Ativan, Xanax) and seeking to continue it?

Are you currently prescribed a stimulant (e.g. Adderall, Ritalin) or benzodiazepine (e.g. Ativan, Xanax) and seeking to continue it?

We prescribe controlled substance medications (i.e. stimulants, benzodiazepines) only to patients in OR, WA and UT with a required minimum once yearly in-office visit in Clackamas OR, Issaquah WA, Lehi UT, or Layton UT when clinically appropriate (please view our stimulant policy). It may be helpful to note that in our practice, we rarely use benzodiazepines (e.g. Xanax, Ativan, Klonopin). Contact admin@skycloudhealth.com with questions.

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In-office visits are required once a year in Clackamas OR, Issaquah WA, Lehi UT, or Layton UT for patients who are prescribed controlled substances. Click “Okay” to continue.

We prescribe controlled substance medications (i.e. stimulants, benzodiazepines) only to patients in OR, WA and UT with a required minimum once yearly in-office visit in Clackamas OR, Issaquah WA, Lehi UT, or Layton UT when clinically appropriate (please view our stimulant policy). It may be helpful to note that in our practice, we rarely use benzodiazepines (e.g. Xanax, Ativan, Klonopin). Contact admin@skycloudhealth.com with questions.

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In-office visits are required once a year in Clackamas OR, Issaquah WA, Lehi UT, or Layton UT for patients who are prescribed controlled substances. Click “Okay” to continue.

 

 

We do not prescribe stimulant, benzodiazepines, Suboxone, or other controlled substances in Minnesota. If you would still like to schedule, click Okay. To see other Resources, click “Resources.”

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Which insurance plan do you have?

Which insurance plan do you have?

Which insurance plan do you have?

Which insurance plan do you have?

Which insurance plan do you have?

Which insurance plan do you have?

If your insurance was not listed, we may not be in your network. Please email billing@skycloudhealth.com to verify.

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If your insurance was not listed, we may not be in your network. Please email billing@skycloudhealth.com to verify.

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How old are you?

We do not have providers serving people under 18 at this time who accept your insurance. Email us for temporary self-pay options while our pediatric providers are in the credentialing process. Here is a list of resources.

Due to federal laws that prevent us from seeing patients who are qualified for Medicare as self-pay patients without opting out of Medicare, we are unable to see patients who are over 65 at this time. Here is a list of resources.

How old are you?

We do not have providers serving people under the age of 13 at this time. Here is a list of resources.

Due to federal laws that prevent us from seeing patients who are qualified for Medicare as self-pay patients without opting out of Medicare, we are unable to see patients who are over 65 at this time. Here is a list of resources.

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