Atlas Mental Health

Founded in 2016 by a multiply-disabled queer woman, our practice was established to provide accessible therapy for Oregon residents living with chronic health issues, disabilities, and trauma histories. We operate as a collective of therapists who all have lived experience with disabilities, ensuring our services are deeply informed by personal understanding and empathy. Our clinical approach prioritizes anti-ableist, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive practices, supported by ongoing continuing education focused on systemic oppression, disability justice, and trauma-informed care. We exclusively deliver services through telehealth platforms to maximize accessibility and safety for immunocompromised clients and those facing mobility challenges. Our team includes licensed professionals specializing in neurodivergence, chronic illness, LGBTQ+ support, and trauma recovery, with multiple clinicians holding advanced certifications in evidence-based therapeutic modalities.

We actively engage in community advocacy and systemic change initiatives while maintaining strict HIPAA-compliant telehealth protocols through our secure platform. Our practice accepts Oregon Medicaid and offers sliding-scale fees for uninsured clients, ensuring financial accessibility remains central to our mission. We provide individual therapy, group sessions, clinical supervision, and professional consultation services tailored to the unique needs of disabled and neurodivergent individuals. Our commitment to intersectional advocacy extends beyond clinical work, with each clinician participating in external community action initiatives. We maintain transparent operational practices through publicly available policy documents and prioritize client empowerment through collaborative treatment planning.