Welcome to the Practice of Dr. Patricia H. Hasbach!
Dr. Hasbach is a licensed psychotherapist, consultant, author, and college educator in Eugene, Oregon. Dr. Hasbach offers therapy and counseling services to adults of all ages, couples, families and groups. Areas of specialty include relationship issues, health concerns, life transitions, career issues, and managing anxiety and depression. She has been a pioneer in the practice of Ecotherapy – a method of treatment that recognizes the healing benefits of interactions with nature. Please see “For Patients” tab to learn about Dr. Hasbach’s approach to therapy.
At this time, Dr. Hasbach offers “walk & talk” sessions and in-person sessions at the Eugene office. She also offers therapy sessions through teletherapy by online video conferencing and phone appointments.
She is also an author and co-editor of two MIT Press books: Ecopsychology: Science, Totems, and the Technological Species (2012) and The Rediscovery of the Wild (2013). Her book, Ecopsychology, was nominated for the 2014 Grawemeyer Award in Psychology which recognizes outstanding ideas in psychology and makes them available to a wide audience. She has published numerous articles in professional journals and been a guest blogger for the international online forum, The Children & Nature Network. Her work has been cited in Rich Louv’s books, Our Wild Calling, The Nature Principle and Vitamin N, and in several popular and professional magazines including Time Magazine, Vogue, Outside Magazine, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Columbia Sportswear Outdoor Gear Guide, WebMD, Sierra Magazine, the Psychotherapy Networker, the Utne Reader, The Smithsonian, The Observer (a publication by the Association for Psychological Science), The NY Times Sunday Magazine, The Monitor (a publication of the American Psychological Association) and Counseling Today (a publication of the American Counseling Association). She is a member of the Editorial Board of the peer- reviewed journal, Ecopsychology.
Dr. Hasbach is active in her local community. She served as President of the Board of the Center for Community Counseling for seven years until July 2023. Currently, she sits on the Advisory Board of Nearby Nature, and is a community educator as a Master Gardener for the OSU Extension Service.
In her free time, she enjoys hiking, backpacking, kayaking, gardening, and quiet time in nature. She is an avid traveler and a lover of all things wild!
