Loneliness, social isolation, feeling disconnected from others, or lacking a strong support system can contribute to feelings of loneliness and affect mental and emotional well-being. Grappling with anxiety, sadness, and overwhelming changes, many of us find ourselves isolated and cut off from our normal routines—work, family, activities, friends. Events have a ripple effect in our lives, impacting not just us but also our families, friends, and community. Learning skills to better cope can help us become better parents, coworkers, and friends. Therapy also has a ripple effect.
I bring four decades of experience as a therapist, educator, administrator, and supervisor providing mental and behavioral health care for individuals across the lifespan. I treat individuals and families experiencing the effects of trauma, addiction, and poverty. With a focus on mental wellness, I help individuals and families identify and explore obstacles and develop effective strategies to address these challenges using research-based practices.
I also provide consultation, training, supervision, psychological assessment, and testing to both individuals and organizations.
To schedule an appointment, click here or call 541.499.0344. My goal is to answer all communications within one business day.
Dr. Alan Ledford is a licensed psychologist in Oregon and California. He holds an MA and PhD in clinical psychology from the Wright Institute and a BA in clinical and organizational psychology from Antioch University. He is particularly interested in studying, understanding, and treating the effects of trauma from a neurobiological perspective.
Below are a few examples of Dr. Alan Ledford’s counseling and consulting services.
Counseling specializations include therapeutic interventions to address the effects of trauma, addiction, and poverty.
If you or your organization would like psychological testing and evaluation services, Dr. Ledford can help.
Dr. Ledford provides consulting on compliance and accreditation as well as organizational development.
