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Depression resources in Oregon

Shariq Refai, MD, MBA, board-certified psychiatrist and the reviewer of this article.

Reviewed by Shariq Refai, MD, MBA·Updated March 15, 2026·About 5 minutes

State and regional lines here include Lines for Life (Oregon's home for 988) and David Romprey Oregon Warmline. Oregon Health Authority funds and oversees publicly funded mental health services in Oregon. Academic psychiatry care is anchored by Oregon Health and Science University Department of Psychiatry. NAMI's helpline directory lists 3 local peer helplines in Oregon, including the statewide line at NAMI Oregon. Hours and numbers change, so confirm with each organization before relying on them.

If this is a crisis

Call or text 988 anywhere in Oregon, any time. Press 2 for Spanish. TTY users dial 711, then 988. Veterans press 1. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.

Crisis and warm lines in Oregon

Oregon Health Authority

Phone: 503-449-7643
Website: www.oregon.gov/oha/hsd/bhp/pages/index.aspx

NAMI peer helplines in Oregon

From NAMI's helpline directory, updated August 24, 2026. Peer support and referrals, not crisis lines.

  • NAMI Oregon (statewide). 503-230-8009. Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Pacific.
  • NAMI Central Oregon. 541-316-0167. Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm Pacific. Call or text.
  • NAMI Mid-Valley. 541-745-2064. Every day, 10am to 9pm Pacific.

Programs and agencies in Oregon

Crisis care and mobile crisis

State behavioral health agencies

Community mental health centers

NAMI state organization

State treatment locators

Source: AnxietyResource.org, Oregon.

Oregon Health Plan (Oregon Medicaid) Behavioral Health

Oregon Health Plan (Oregon Medicaid) Behavioral Health covers behavioral health care for eligible Oregon residents. Use its provider search to find in-network therapists and psychiatrists.

Academic psychiatry in Oregon

Telepsychiatry in Oregon

A clinician who treats you by video has to hold a Oregon license, because licensing follows where you are during the visit. Practices to compare and prescribing rules are on the state resources overview.

Frequently asked questions

What crisis and warm lines does Oregon have besides 988?
Lines for Life (Oregon's home for 988); David Romprey Oregon Warmline (1-800-698-2392); YouthLine (1-877-968-8491); Oregon Military Helpline (1-888-457-4838); 211info (866-698-6155). Warm lines are for talking things through when you're not in immediate danger. In a crisis, call or text 988 or call 911.
Is there a local NAMI helpline in Oregon?
Yes. NAMI's helpline directory lists 3 in Oregon, including NAMI Oregon (503-230-8009), NAMI Central Oregon (541-316-0167), NAMI Mid-Valley (541-745-2064). They offer peer support and local referrals, not crisis care. For a crisis, call or text 988.

Also useful in Oregon

Last reviewed September 23, 2026. Cite as: Refai, S. (2026, September 23). Depression resources in Oregon. DepressionResource.org. https://depressionresource.org/state-resources/oregon/

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