Valley Mental Health (VMH) is a licensed outpatient mental health clinic serving Marion and Polk Counties with provider offices located throughout Salem and Keizer. We serve infants and toddlers, children, teens, adults and seniors in individual and group settings with a variety of emotional, mental and developmental needs.
VMH specialists include:. Valley Mental Health was started in 1994 and now has over 25 employees and 30 contractors. Our experienced team works together to provide clients with treatment suited to their individual needs. Valley Mental Health treats mental, emotional and behavioral problems. Our goal is to provide compassionate and professional treatment that meets the needs of the individuals we serve.
VMH specialists include:. Valley Mental Health was started in 1994 and now has over 25 employees and 30 contractors. Our experienced team works together to provide clients with treatment suited to their individual needs. Valley Mental Health treats mental, emotional and behavioral problems. Our goal is to provide compassionate and professional treatment that meets the needs of the individuals we serve.
Services
Valley Mental Health (VMH) is a licensed outpatient mental health clinic where individuals can receive individual, group and family therapy as well as medication management, case management and skills training from over 30 Licensed and Masters level clinicians (QMHP); five Licensed Medical Providers (LMP), and by five Case Managers/Qualified Mental Health Associates (QMHA).-
After many wonderful years, Dr. Steve Tackett-Nelson and Dr. Ed Daly have retired from the practice. We wish them many fun adventures. Please contact Camille Soleil, Executive Director, at 503-589-4046 regarding joining our practice if you are a Psychiatrist, Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, a licensed therapist or a counseling/social work intern.
Try to be logged in with video and microphone working 5 minutes ahead of your scheduled time. If you are more than 10 minutes late to your session this may be considered a missed appointment and you will need to call (503) 589-4046 to reschedule. Please note that there may be circumstances that cause your provider to be a few minutes late to your appointment.
If you have an immediate emergency contact 911 or the Psychiatric Crisis Center at 503-585-4949 or their website here. Contact your therapist. On your first appointment you will be given written information about how to contact your therapist in an emergency. If an emergency occurs after office hours, the message on the Valley Mental Health answering machine will give you instructions about how to contact someone for help.
This notice describes the privacy practices followed by us, and the office personnel who manage our practice at the above address. This notice applies to the information and records we have about your health, health status, and the counseling and care services you have received through Valley Mental Health.
Reviews (6)
Christina Reid
Jun 24, 2021
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This is solely for my therapist & psychiatrist - not for the office itself as I have been doing tele-appointments due to COVID. I was incredibly lucky to get Natasha B. as my therapist, she has been so beyond wonderful and easy to talk to. With her techniques, I was able to really reflect and change myself for the better as well as curb the majority of my anxiety. I came to her about ADHD, anxiety and depression and we mostly used CBT therapy. I highly recommend her. I also saw Ayako for my medicine and she also was so incredibly kind and patient. Both made me feel very comfortable and listened
M. S.
Oct 29, 2020
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Meli S.
Aug 27, 2020
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I was misquoted repeatedly by both of the therapists I saw at Valley MH. They wrote down incorrect information and their treatment of me as a result repeatedly retraumatized me. I spent the majority of my sessions feeling belittled, ignored, and invalidated because they had incorrect assumptions about my history, which was never even fully taken by either therapist. It usually takes four to five sessions to tell my history, which has much more than the four or five traumatic events listed in the therapists' notes. Every single session was misreported to some degree by each of the therapists
Richard Morrow
Oct 06, 2019
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Marilyn Soriano
Jul 22, 2019
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Two stars, because I came here with hopes that I would get help. Really all I got were venting sessions where I could just word vomit. But to be honest I wish they had gone more into depth with my struggles, and my “real” problems that had me reach out for services. It was a big thing for me to do that, and now I just feel as I almost wasted my time. Not my counselors fault though, she was always very kind. But I did get the vibe that she was tired of my venting..
FrostedPeppermint
Oct 01, 2017
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This is where I see my caseworker. She is so super amazing !!! She has helped me through the most difficult time in my entire life. I truly don't know what I would have done without her help. She has gotten me into programs that I never knew existed. Without her help I would be homeless. I cannot thank her enough.
