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Adrienne Cardiel, M.S.W., LCSW (she/her/hers)

Not currently accepting patients

  • Licensed clinical social worker

Specialty

  • Social Worker

Clinical focus

  • Behavioral and Mental Health

Locations and contact

I see patients at
Richmond Family Clinic
Richmond Family Health Center
503-418-3900
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About me

Adrienne Cardiel practices with a trauma-informed lens in working with individuals and families while utilizing an anti-oppressive and anti-racist approach to mental health care. She is passionate about working in the mental health care field and has special interests in reproductive and post-partum mental health, LGBTQIA+ care, complex PTSD, and art as therapy. 

Originally from the Seattle area, she saw the important role mental health plays in a persons overall health and moved to Portland to pursue a masters degree in Social Work at Portland State University. Graduating in 2012 and joining OHSU that same year. 

Adrienne is on the board of directors for Baby Blues Connection and volunteers as a baker for the Portland/Vancouver chapter of For Goodness Cakes. She lives in Portland with her husband, daughter and dog. 

Education and training

  • Degrees

    • B.S., 2008, Western Washington University
    • M.S.W., 2012, Portland State University School of Social Work

  • Certifications

    • Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Oregon State Board of Social Workers, May 2015

Memberships and associations:

  • Member of the Association for Size Diversity and Health, June 2021 - Present
  • Baby Blues Connection, Board Member, January 2023 - Present
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