Oregon City counseling · Telehealth in Oregon & Washington

Therapy should
be useful.

At some point, most of us face a problem, decision, or change that is difficult to navigate alone. My approach is active, practical, and collaborative.

Willamette Falls and the river above Oregon City
Willamette Falls · Oregon CityPhotograph by Mrgadget51, adapted under CC BY-SA 4.0.

A considered approach

PNW Counseling Alliance logo featuring Mount Hood, a bridge, forest, and a canoeOregon City, OR

Insight matters. What you do with it matters more.

This is active, collaborative work—not passive listening or rehearsed advice. Together, we’ll examine what’s working, what isn’t, and where change is possible—then translate that insight into clearer decisions, practical next steps, and intentional change.

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The Oregon City Arch Bridge spanning the Willamette River
Established in Oregon City

At the confluence of history, industry, and the Willamette.

Photograph by Steve Morgan, adapted under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Areas of focus

For the parts of life that call for a clearer way forward.

01

Individual Counseling

A candid, collaborative space to work through anxiety, stress, burnout, relationship patterns, major transitions, and the parts of life that no longer feel manageable.

02

Relationship Counseling

Practical support for individuals and couples navigating recurring conflict, disconnection, infidelity, family strain, or difficult decisions about what comes next.

03

Decisions & Transitions

A clear process for career changes, divorce, grief, significant life decisions, and periods when the next right move is not obvious.

04

Collaborative Couples Counseling

A coordinated model for couples in which each partner has individual therapeutic support alongside structured joint sessions. With appropriate consent, the clinicians communicate to clarify roles, align the work, and support meaningful progress.

Taylor Bachman, licensed clinical social worker and founder of PNW Counseling Alliance

Taylor Bachman · Founder

A practical approach,
grounded in experience.

I have over fifteen years of behavioral-health experience across a range of settings and roles. My work is especially focused on relationship problems, difficult decisions, major life changes, and the periods when people simply feel stuck.

My style is relational and straightforward. I’ll listen closely, challenge thoughtfully, and help you put insight to use.

Taylor Bachman LCSW, LICSW

Independently licensed in Oregon & Washington In person in downtown Oregon City
Historic 1906 postcard showing Willamette Falls at Oregon City
Willamette Falls, 1906 Brück & Sohn Kunstverlag Meißen · CC0

Practice details

Consultation

Complimentary, 15 minutes

A brief conversation to discuss what brings you in and whether working together makes sense.

Availability

In-Person & Telehealth

Weekday appointments from 8 AM–7 PM, with limited Saturday availability by request.

Payment

Insurance & Private Pay

In network with many major insurance carriers. Individual sessions are $200; couples sessions are $275.

Insurance

In network with many major plans.

Coverage varies by plan and benefit. We’ll help you confirm your benefits before your first appointment.

01

Aetna

02

Canopy EAP

03

Cigna

04

First Choice Health Network

05

Humana

06

Kaiser Permanente

07

MHN

08

Moda Health

09

Optum

10

PacificSource

11

Providence Health Plan

12

Regence BlueCross BlueShield

13

UnitedHealthcare

Start a conversation

A conversation is a good place to begin.

A complimentary 15-minute consultation is a chance to talk about what brings you in, ask questions, and decide whether you’d like to schedule.

Request a consultation Confidential inquiries are welcome. (971) 389-7218 Taylor@pnwcounselingalliance.com 511 Main Street, Suite 203 · Oregon City, OR Monday–Friday, 8 AM–7 PM