Therapy and Support Groups in Oregon
There are 712 therapy and support groups based in Oregon, plus 619 virtual groups open to Oregon residents from anywhere in the US. Therapist-led groups, peer support, and psychoeducation, in person and online. Free to browse. No account needed.
Browse 712 Oregon groups or browse 619 virtual groups you can join from Oregon
Oregon groups accepting members
A few of the groups currently listed in Oregon. Every listing is written by the group leader and includes format, schedule, cost, and how to join.
Portland Metro CHADD – Adult ADHD Support — Portland, OR
The Portland Metro CHADD chapter provides education and peer support for adults with ADHD in the Portland, Oregon area. Meeting monthly on the third…
Contact group → Free to join
NAMI Multnomah – Mental Health Support Groups – Portland OR
NAMI Multnomah is the Portland-area affiliate of the National Alliance on Mental Illness, providing free peer-led support groups, education programs, and advocacy for individuals…
Contact group → Free to join
Bereavement Support Groups – Providence Hospice – Free, Oregon
Providence Hospice extends bereavement support to individuals and families across Oregon who are grieving the death of a loved one — and every one…
Contact group → Free to join
Senior Loneliness Line – Lines for Life – Free Support for Oregon 60+
The Senior Loneliness Line, run by Oregon nonprofit Lines for Life, is a free helpline built specifically for Oregon adults 60 and older —…
Contact group → Free to join
Free Dougy Center Kids & Teens Grief Peer Support — Portland, OR
The Dougy Center is the original peer support model for grieving children, teens, young adults, and their families — founded in Portland, Oregon in…
Contact group → Free to join
Q Center Portland (Portland, OR)
Q Center Portland offers a free, affirming peer support group for LGBTQ+ community members in Portland, OR. Multiple groups: QTBIPOC support, trans masc/femme, late…
Contact group → Free to join
Find groups near you in Oregon
What meets in Oregon right now
Cost and insurance in Oregon
681 of Oregon's 712 groups are free to join. Beyond those, costs span a wide range, and the range is real. Peer-led groups are usually free. Sliding-scale and community-funded groups often charge $5 to $25. Insurance-covered groups commonly involve a copay in the $20 to $50 range. Private-pay rates vary the most: some groups charge under $50 a session, while specialized programs, intensive formats, and highly credentialed facilitators price well above $100. Every listing states its own cost, so you know before you reach out. Most major insurers reimburse virtual group therapy at parity with in-person care. Always confirm coverage with your plan.
In Oregon, the state Medicaid program is Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Some listed groups accept it; each listing's cost line says what it takes.
Frequently asked questions
How much do therapy groups in Oregon cost?
681 of the 712 groups in Oregon are free to join. There is no single going rate. Peer-led groups are usually free, sliding-scale and community-funded groups often charge $5 to $25, and insurance-covered groups commonly involve a $20 to $50 copay. Private-pay pricing varies the most, from under $50 a session to well over $100 for specialized or intensive programs. Every listing on this directory states its own cost, and many groups offer a free intro session.
Do I need a referral to join a group in Oregon?
Most groups in this directory accept self-referrals; you contact the facilitator directly. Some insurance-covered groups require a referral from your primary care provider or therapist. Listings note any requirements.
Are virtual therapy groups as effective as in-person?
619 virtual groups are open to Oregon residents, and research consistently shows virtual group therapy produces outcomes comparable to in-person care for anxiety, depression, grief, and addiction recovery, and it expands access for people in rural Oregon.
How do I know a listing is current?
Group leaders write their own listings. The directory checks each listing's details against the group's own website on a rolling basis, and listings show the date those details were last checked. That check confirms the group exists and its details match; it is not a clinical review or an endorsement.
If you need help now
A support group is not crisis care. If you or someone you know is struggling right now:
- Call or text 988, the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Free, confidential, 24/7.
- Many counties run local warmlines for non-emergency support. Search your county name plus "warmline."
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- Browse 619 virtual groups open to anyone in the US, no driving required.
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