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Lucid Mental Health Treatment Program

Last updated Jun 2026

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Lucid Mental Health Treatment Program is a physician-operated residential program in southwest Portland that specializes in complex psychiatric disorders and is distinct from substance use programs. It keeps a small census of around six clients for highly individualized, one-on-one care, with a team that includes a psychiatrist, neurologist, psychologist, and therapists, and offers advanced options such as TMS and ketamine. This is a private program, so confirm cost and payment before applying. Portland 97221, (747) 285-7388.

Services offered

Mental health

Who it's for

Adults 18+

Location

Lucid Mental Health Treatment Program

Portland, OR 97221

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