Carter Counseling & Consulting

Tigard, United States

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+1 503-807-7413
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9600 Sw Oak St Suite 280, Tigard, OR, 97223
Southwest Portland
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miSouthwest Locust & Hall
0.6 miWashington Square Transit Center
0.6 mi9900 Block Southwest Hall
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2 reviews of Carter Counseling & Consulting

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Place rating: 1
Portland, OR
(Review for Pamela Moore, NP).
Awful. I had high hopes at first, but when she insisted I buy a prescription from her source only (or pay a huge amount at my pharmacy), red flags went up. Especially since she refused to prescribe the generic which my pharmacist swore was exactly the same, and would have saved me almost $ 300 per month. Also, she refused to speak with my pharmacist by phone which I found to be bizarre.
Proceed at your own risk.
Place rating: 1
SFU, Vancouver, Canada
With the help of a colleage, the Rev. Lisa Aschoff, Pamela Moore (a PMHNP) and I did some hypnotherapy, something I’ve been wanting to try for a while. What started as a relaxation session suddenly transformed into a coercive and frightening exercise in age regression and primal «therapy.» For a normal person this may have just been weird, but having two hypnotherapists screaming around you and trying to make you scream and act violent towards inanimate objects is very scary for someone with borderline personality disorder.