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New Pattern Counseling

Trans-affirmingLast updated Jun 2026

About

New Pattern Counseling is a Gresham group practice offering integrated dual-diagnosis care for substance and behavioral addictions alongside LGBTQIA+ support, specifically welcoming clients navigating conflict between spirituality and sexual orientation or gender identity. The team sees clients in person and online and is accepting new clients. Current phone 971-421-8696.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+

Services offered

Mental healthRecovery & substance use

Who it's for

Adults 18+

Location

New Pattern Counseling

1584 NE 8th St, Suite 200, Gresham, OR 97030

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