Depth therapy, wherever you are in Oregon.
Neurodivergent-affirming, trauma-informed care for adults and couples — secure telehealth from Oregon-licensed clinicians, in collaboration with the full BIPS clinical team.
Portland · Eugene · Bend · Salem · Statewide
in Oregon
by secure video
regional Oregon plans
PPO reimbursement
The short version. Brooklyn Integrative Psychological Services provides telehealth psychotherapy to adults and couples located anywhere in Oregon, including Portland, Eugene, Bend, Salem, Corvallis, Ashland and Hood River. The Oregon team is Ashley Arasaki, LCSW (OR) and Maya Zavala, LPC, with clinical supervision from Ama Brucki, LCSW. The work is integrative, relational and depth-oriented, with particular focus on neurodivergent-affirming care, trauma, anxiety and depression, eating disorders, poly and kink-affirming therapy, and couples work. Some clinicians are in network with Aetna, BCBS and select regional Oregon plans; superbills are provided for out-of-network plans, which most PPOs reimburse at 40 to 80 percent. Sessions are conducted on HIPAA-compliant video, and clients must be physically located in Oregon at the time of each session.
Care that travels with you — across Oregon.
Whether you're in a downtown Portland apartment, a coastal cottage, or a rural homestead east of Bend, your care shouldn't depend on what's in your neighborhood.
BIPS clinicians are licensed to practice psychotherapy in Oregon. We see adults and couples via secure video — the same integrative, relational, depth-oriented work we offer our Brooklyn clients, available to you wherever you live, work, or travel within the state.
PortlandEugeneBendSalem CorvallisAshlandHood River+ statewide
Two clinicians, one clinical community.
Small enough that you're a person rather than a slot, and connected to a thirty-clinician practice behind them — so the thinking about your case is never happening alone.
Ashley Arasaki, LCSW (OR)
Oregon-licensed Clinical Social Work Associate
Anxiety, depression and ADHD; eating disorders; couples; BIPOC communities. Trained in ACT and DBT alongside relational and psychodynamic work.
Read Ashley's bio →
Maya Zavala, LPC
Oregon-licensed Professional Counselor
Anxiety, depression and ADHD; PTSD and trauma-informed care; identity work and life transitions. Queer and multicultural affirming.
Read Maya's bio →Clinical supervision for the Oregon team is provided by Ama Brucki, LCSW, who supervises from Oregon.
What our Oregon clinicians work with
Our Oregon clinicians bring an integrative, relational approach to each client. They're curious clinicians who enjoy learning new modalities and thinking creatively about how different frameworks can meet each person where they are.
Neurodivergent-affirming
ADHD and neurodiversity-affirming work with clinicians who understand neurodivergence as difference, not deficit. Sensory-aware, executive-function-informed, and genuinely curious about how your brain works.
Trauma & complex histories
Trauma-informed therapy for clients carrying histories they haven't fully been able to metabolize. Paced, attuned, and grounded in the therapeutic relationship.
Anxiety & depression
Long-term work with the patterns underneath — not just symptom management. For adults whose anxiety or depression has been the weather, not the event.
Eating disorders
Ashley brings specialized training in eating disorders — working with the body, the history, and the relational dynamics that keep disordered patterns in place.
Poly, kink & relational diversity
Therapy that's affirming of polyamorous, kink, and non-traditional relationship structures — without the burden of explaining the basics.
Couples & life transitions
Couples work, BIPOC-affirming care, and therapy through the in-between seasons — career shifts, grief, identity change, becoming someone new.
Modalities chosen for you, not prescribed.
Our Oregon clinicians love their craft. Between them they've trained in ACT, DBT, and relational and psychodynamic approaches — and they think creatively about which framework fits each client, each moment, each relational knot. The work doesn't follow a template. It follows you.
How payment works in Oregon.
In-network plans. Some BIPS clinicians are in network with Aetna, BCBS, and select regional Oregon plans. When you contact us, we'll confirm your specific plan before you register — so there are no surprises.
Out-of-network reimbursement. For clients whose plans we're not in network with, we provide detailed superbills that most PPO plans reimburse at 40–80% of the session fee. We'll walk you through the paperwork, and our coordinator can check your benefits before your first session.
Oregon telehealth FAQ
Is online therapy as effective as in person?
For most adult and couples work, the research shows telehealth is comparably effective to in-person psychotherapy. What matters more is the fit with your therapist and the depth of the work — both of which translate well over secure video when the relationship is strong.
What platform do you use?
We use HIPAA-compliant video platforms. You'll receive a secure link before each session. No downloads, no accounts — just click and join from your laptop or phone.
Do I need to be physically in Oregon during sessions?
Yes. Licensing regulations require that you be physically located in Oregon at the time of each session. If you travel out of state regularly, we can discuss how that might affect continuity of care.
Can I switch to in-person later?
Our offices are in Brooklyn and Manhattan. If you relocate or visit the East Coast, some clinicians can accommodate occasional in-person sessions. Day-to-day, Oregon clients work with us via telehealth.
How do I get started?
Reach out through the contact form. Our intake coordinator will connect with you, confirm your plan and fit, and match you with an Oregon-licensed clinician whose approach and availability work for what you're looking for.
Ready to begin?
Reach out to our intake coordinator. We'll confirm your insurance, talk through what you're looking for, and match you with an Oregon-licensed BIPS clinician.