To speak with an Employee Assistance Professional immediately:
Phone: (541) 245-0789 Toll free: (866) 287-0789
Due to the nature of our services, we do not provide counseling or schedule counseling appointments via email

Organizations understand how the personal problems of employees often contribute to problems in the workplace. Providing early, confidential and professional counseling to a troubled employee can be very beneficial to the individual and the organization. Centerpoint Counselors assist individuals, couples and families deal with a wide variety of personal and workplace problems.

Professional Counseling is effective in dealing with stress, anxiety, depression, relationships, spiritual challenges, substance abuse, bereavement, and many other issues. Seeking counseling is often an important first step toward health and wellness.

Counseling provides support and assistance to sort through problems and consider new options. Our counselors help develop understanding and skills which enable your employee’s to reach their potential in areas of career, life goals, relationships, parenting, health, and overall well-being.

Centerpoint Counselors provide confidential, professional services by Masters level therapists. We have counselors who specialize in working with adults, couples, families and children.

Substance Abuse is a concern for every organization. There are direct costs related to insurance premiums, non-compliance penalties, and legal liability. There are other incalculable costs of alcohol and drug abuse associated with productivity, quality, turnover, safety, and team effectiveness.

Centerpoint provides consultation and training regarding drug free workplace requirements, policies and procedures.

Employers can make voluntary or mandatory referrals to Centerpoint for Alcohol and Drug Abuse Assessments. Centerpoint will identify appropriate substance abuse treatment for employees as well as monitor and report on their compliance over time.

Our Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) is an expert in ODOT requirements and reporting procedures.

• A young man experiences anxiety, sadness, decreased motivation, and hopelessness. Although he initially thought it was just a “bad week”, these symptoms are lingering. A professional counselor helps him identify the probable causes and provides guidance for improving his emotional health.


• Care-giving for an aging parent and being a single parent has become overwhelming for a middle age woman. A counselor helps her express her emotional stress, identify additional resources, create a self-care plan, and help regain her energy and effectiveness.


• A father is concerned about his adolescent daughter’s use of drugs and alcohol. He doesn’t know how to address the issue or where to turn for help. Meeting with an Alcohol and Drug Counselor helps him recognize the signs of addiction, understand how to talk to his daughter, and clarify his fears as well as his expectations of her.
• Job loss and financial difficulties are causing strain in a marriage. Both partners wonder whether the relationship can weather this difficult time. A Marriage Counselor helps the couple learn to manage their stress, communicate more honestly and effectively, and clarify priorities.