Counseling
Quest Center for Integrative Health is a nonprofit, community-based health center. Originally a psychosocial support service provider for people living with HIV/AIDS, Quest Center has expanded to include all people affected by illnesses and chronic pain, and a medical/wellness component with a holistic focus.
Most services are covered by Ryan White funds for the un- or underinsured HIV+ individuals. We also provide on-going support in the form of individual counseling, group support, peer mentoring, retreats, social gatherings, and home visitation.
Services:
Integrative Mental Healthcare
Medical/Wellness
HIV/Aids Services
Finding and Sustaining Recovery
A comprehensive source to all health and social services provided by the State of Washington and Clark County.
For low-income individuals or families in the Portland area, there is no better place to receive professional counseling than William Temple House. The emphasis is on high-quality treatment, respect and open access.
Our Individual Treatment Program offers clients help with issues of depression, anxiety, substance abuse and many other challenges to mental health well-being facing people today.
Counseling is offered at a sliding scale from $5-$30, however, nobody is turned away due to inability to pay.
Mental health counseling by appointment.
Children’s clothing is available by appointment only.
We provide individual treatment for women addressing issues such as depression, anxiety, anger management, recovery from childhood abuse, and difficult life transitions. We also provide couples therapy.
The YWCA of Greater Portland provides life-changing services for women, children, and families, helping them attain safety, opportunity and independence.
Counseling Services:
YWCA Counseling Center offers individual, couple and group counseling on a sliding scale fee based on the ability to pay.
The Center offers general mental health counseling but provides groups for Women Survivors of Child Abuse, Trans-Gender Support, Women’s Sexual Minority Support, and Women’s Anger Management.
Domestic Violence Services:
The YWCA’s Domestic Violence program supports survivors of domestic violence to achieve personal safety, self-sufficiency, and a renewed sense of hope through our services at The Gateway Center, Home Forward, and the Yolanda House.
The Gateway Center
The Gateway Center is the City of Portland’s walk-in center for survivors of domestic violence and their children.
The YWCA has a Navigator and Emergency Advocate co-located at the Gateway Center. The primary role of these staff are to support survivors to retain their housing, or secure alternative emergency housing; facilitate access to emergency clothing, food, and personal care supplies; and provide transition, life skills, and on going support to survivors.
Home Forward
As the largest provider of affordable housing in Oregon, Home Forward offers a variety of housing options to low-income individuals and families. Home Forward has a special responsibility to those who encounter barriers to housing because of income, disability, or special need.
The Yolanda Project
The Yolanda Project is a unique, ongoing program that diverts pressure on our region’s emergency shelter system by working with survivors of domestic violence at risk of becoming homeless to skip a stay in an emergency shelter and obtain safe, stable housing for themselves and their families.
