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Good Samaritan Ministries
Beaverton Center

GSM Beaverton provides counseling, group therapies, personal development and certified counselor training that improve the well-being of individuals and families throughout the Pacific NW.

Services

Counseling Session at GSM, Beaverton

Counseling

Our counselors provide a safe, supportive environment to process through personal challenges, relational conflict, and life's transitions. We offer counseling for individuals, couples, families, and children.

Group session at GSM, Beaverton

Groups & Classes

We offer a variety of classes, workshops, and support groups throughout the year. These programs provide a safe space for connection, personal growth, and skills development with a strong sense of community and belonging.

Counselor Training at GSM, Beaverton

Counselor Training

Our Certified Counselor Training (CCT) Program is designed to equip those who feel called to counseling on a volunteer basis.  In this Three Year program, students will learn how to facilitate biblical, Holy Spirit led counseling supported with evidence-based practices.

Christian Counseling Services

Volunteer Counselors Are Here to Meet With You

Good Samaritan Counselors are volunteers who donate their time to walk with you on your mental health journey. Some of our counselors are interns from local universities earning their degrees, and some of our counselors are lay-counselors who graduated our intensive three-year certification.

All of our counseling is offered on a donation-basis. We do not bill insurance or turn anyone away based on their ability to donate. 

To apply for counseling, download the application below.

Apply for Counseling

Steps: 

1. Download the fillable application form and fill it out.

2. Save it to your device or computer - please name the file using your complete name (eg. "Sam Smith Counseling Request)

3. Email the application form to frontdesk@gsmusa.org. We will confirm we received it within 1 business day.

Our waitlist is currently

OPEN

Important:

GSM is not a crisis center. If you are in danger of harming yourself or others, need to report abuse or you are afraid someone is in danger, please call the Washington County Crisis line at 503-291-9111.

Counseling is available when we have openings in our counselor's schedules. We will add you to our waiting list and attempt to match you with a counselor as soon as possible. The wait time will vary based on many factors. To check on your Request for Counseling, call our Front Desk at 503-644-2339.

About Groups & Classes

All of our groups and classes are offered on a donation-basis.

 

Our groups/classes are able to run if there is enough interest, so we ask participants to please register in advance. To sign up for the group or class, follow the registration links below.

Most of our groups are for adults above the age of 18. To inquire if you can bring a minor, please contact our office.

CURRENT GROUPS & CLASSES

Conflict and Communication Workshops

Anger Management

Tuesdays | 5:30pm

Drop in anytime for our year-round anger management group, where you’ll learn practical tools for emotional regulation and building healthier relationships. Come to group and experience a strong sense of community, accountability, and ongoing personal growth.


Whether you're here for a season or the long haul, this group offers a supportive space to learn, share, and grow together.

Conflict and Communication Workshops

Life Giving Group

Wednesday | 10:30am

Life Giving Group is a weekly gathering where people come to give and receive encouragement in a relaxed, welcoming setting. There’s space for honest conversation, prayer, and sharing life together. We often close with a simple hymn or song. Whether you need support, want to offer it, or just want to be around others walking in faith—this is a place to be refreshed.

Conflict and Communication Workshops

Men's Group

CURRENTLY ON A BREAK FOR BIBLE STUDY

Will resume Mid-March 2026

Join is for a weekly men’s group designed to empower men toward healthy, authentic masculinity. Each session includes practical tools and guided discussion to help men lead with integrity and purpose. It’s a space to show up, talk about real things, and support one another in becoming more grounded and intentional in everyday life.

This is an ongoing group, so join us any wednesday!

 

Upcoming Events

See the calendar below for groups, classes, and events happening at our office. For more information on events, visit the events page.

Counselor 

Training 

Program

We offer a certificate in Christian counseling through an intensive three-year course taught by our skilled counselor trainers.

 

Level 1 - Personal Ministry Training

This level is designed for anyone of any age or background.

 

Levels 2 & 3 - These levels are focused on developing GSM volunteer counselors to serve in our counseling office.

More information about our 2026-2027 program coming soon. Check back or submit a contact request below to be added to our email list for updates.

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A Word From Our Founder

"Good Samaritan Ministries is a non-profit counseling ministry dedicated to relational healing. We willingly have agreed to not only pay the first price by stopping to help, but also the second price for the years that may be required to complete the healing. A person who comes to see us for counseling will be in a relationship story until wholeness has been restored. For some, it may be just once or twice. For others, it might be several years. We are unafraid to help complete the difficult tasks of healing and development. 

We consider Good Samaritan Ministries to be faith in action; an organization that is available to God's work. An organization that is flexible -- active and alive. It is our desire to complete our work in a way that is pleasing to God, and for the benefit of mankind. No one is turned away, and a person of any background, ability, function, or dysfunction may come. All are welcome to stop and meet with us and complete the work of entering into the Kingdom of God."

- Bettie Mitchell, in her book Who Is My Neighbor

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