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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Oregon Chapter is a state chapter of the NASW, with a membership of 1,800 social workers. Founded in 1971, the NASW Oregon Chapter is committed to advocating for social workers and addressing critical issues facing communities in Oregon. They offer professional development opportunities, continuing education programs, and resources to support social workers in their practice. The NASW Oregon Chapter is dedicated to promoting ethical and legal standards, diversity, and professional excellence in the field of social work. They work closely with elected officials and conduct interviews with candidates to ensure that social work values are represented in legislative decisions. Through their Political Action Committee, they encourage social workers to donate and participate in the political process to advance mental health, healthcare reform, social services, and other important issues. Generated from the website

Guy D. Burstein, LCSW in Portland, OR, offers confidential psychotherapy services for individuals, couples, and families, specializing in couples therapy and addressing a wide range of issues from depression and trauma to life transitions and self-acceptance. Drawing on various therapeutic approaches, Guy facilitates deep healing and growth, helping clients navigate through challenges and explore new ways of being. With a compassionate and professional approach, Guy serves as a dedicated fellow traveler on the journey to self-awareness and transformation, fostering insight and long-lasting changes that become second nature even after therapy ends. Clients can expect a supportive and understanding environment where they can make sense of their lives, heal past wounds, and ultimately live more richly.Generated from the website