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This Pain is Killing Me: Addressing Chronic Pain with Compassion, by Patricia Robinson, PhD and Kirk Strosahl, PhD

This Pain is Killing Me:
Addressing Chronic Pain with Compassion

In separateness, lies the world’s great misery, in compassion lies the world’s true strength.
Buddha

Jessica Kieras, PhD, Psychologist

Jessica

Kieras

Location

Office

1598 Pearl Street, Suite 2

Eugene, 97401

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Caren Liebman, LCSW

Caren

Liebman

Location

Whole Life Massage and Wellness Associates

114 East 16th Avenue

Eugene, 97401

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Susan Preston, PhD, Psychologist

Susan

Preston

Location

Willamette Valley Family Center, LLC

610 Jefferson St.

Oregon City, 97045

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Selecting a counselor can be difficult and confusing. Below you will find a number of details about how I usually work with children, adolescents, and families. I hope you will take a moment to review the information.

For more detail, location information, and scheduling questions, please see the web page. To send me a message, check out my listing on the Psychology Today web page

Good luck.

Location

Office

511 12th Street

Eugene, 97401

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Megan Wuest, Psychologist Associate

Megan

Wuest

Welcome!

You've probably found this web site because you're looking for help to deal with unwanted behaviors, beliefs, and emotions. You may have tried to resolve them on your own, or with help from family, friends, or a therapist - and yet they still persist.

Location

Megan A. Wuest, MS, LPA

1598 Pearl Street Suite #1

Eugnene, 97401

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Rachel Chester, Psychologist, PsyD

Rachel

Chester

I provide compassionate, creative, and collaborative individual and family therapy that supports people as well as families in navigating through difficult situations in their lives. My goal is to help adults recognize and utilize their personal strengths as well as develop insight about them self to create lasting change that will enhance their life. When working with children and families, I create a safe place for children and adolescents to express their thoughts and work through their emotions.