Get your child involved at OP
OP is a space for all girl-identified youth ages 10-18 no matter their backgrounds or their experiences. Whether it’s after-school drop-in to our space, therapy, or our activities, it’s important that girls and their caregivers feel confident that OP is a safe, appropriate, and positive space.
For girls to participate in our programming, we require girls and their parents/guardians to complete an in-person or Zoom-based orientation with staff. Meeting one-on-one allows us to get to know your child, discuss their interests and needs, answer any questions they might have, and explain our available services.
Having an orientation also helps each young person and staff create a sense of personal connection, emotional safety, respect, and confidentiality. And it allows parents to see our space, meet staff, and provide helpful information for supporting their girl.
What is Ophelia’s Place?
Enjoy this brief explanation from a few Ophelia’s Place staffers, and the experts themselves -youth.
Ready to get started?
Schedule your orientation by filling out this form.
Youth and a parent/guardian will be invited to our space for the meeting and tour, or to complete orientation via Zoom or another web-based video conferencing platform.
We will email you forms to fill out prior to or during your visit. Your information will be kept confidential.
Bring your questions, find out which of our programs interest you, and register for as many of our upcoming activities as you’d like. Some activities are free; some include a fee with a sliding scale.
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We can’t wait to meet you!
OP’s Therapy waitlist is currently closed. If you or your young person is experiencing a mental health crisis, please call 988 or contact a 24-hour crisis and support resource listed below:
In Eugene/Springfield
Looking Glass Youth Hotline: 541-689-3111
In Albany
Linn County Crisis Line: 541-967-3866 (press 1)
or 1-800-304-7468
Text HELP or AYUDA to 741741 for text support
in English or Spanish