LCSW · Oregon · Online sessions
Why clients book here
Side-by-side highlights with clear “Visit” buttons (swap URLs anytime).
BetterHelp Top pick
Best overall fit for most people
Talkspace
Good for messaging-first support
Online-Therapy.com
Structured tools + sessions
My name is Glenn Jacob-Oviatt (he/his) and I am a Social Worker licensed in California. For the past five years, I worked at an adult mental health inpatient facility, organizing and leading groups focused on anxiety reduction, DBT skills, anger management, mindfulness, communication skills, and self-expression through art and writing. I specialize in working with adults who experience anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and challenges adjusting to stressful life events. I also have a passion for writing and narrative-focused therapy and utilize a person-centered approach to therapy with elements of mindfulness, CBT, DBT, and ACT. My goal as a therapist is to accompany you and nurture your growth as you develop insights, engage in practices to enhance your well-being, and challenge unhelpful thinking patterns.
Oregon
5 years
OR LCSW L13710, CA LCSW 103743
This listing is provided for informational purposes only. Glenn Jacob-Oviatt is an independent professional not affiliated with this website.
If you are the practitioner and would like to claim or remove this profile, please contact us.
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
Partner therapist
No results available Reset filters?
Online Therapist is a directory and does not provide crisis intervention or emergency services.
If you are in crisis, feeling unsafe, or experiencing thoughts of self-harm, call 911 or your local emergency number immediately.
In the United States, you can also contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988.