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Sakura Counseling

Trans-affirming healthcare provider · Portland, Multnomah County

Trans-affirmingLast verified Jun 2026

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Sakura Counseling offers trauma-informed care focused on safe spaces for historically marginalized people, describing itself as BIPOC and LGBTQ+ affirming, with clinicians specializing in trauma, multicultural and LGBTQIA+ identities, disability, immigration, and grief, several of whom identify as queer. NE Portland office with free 15-minute consults. 971-254-1357.

Communities centered

BIPOCLGBTQ+

Services offered

Mental healthPeer support

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Sakura Counseling

650 NE Holladay Street, Floor 16, Portland, OR 97232

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