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OAAP Services
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The Oregon Attorney Assistance Program (OAAP) is a confidential service funded by the Professional Liability Fund (PLF) for all Oregon lawyers
and judges. We provide assistance with alcoholism, drug addiction, stress management, time management, career transition, compulsive disorders (including gambling addiction), relationships, depression, anxiety, and other issues that affect
the ability of a lawyer or judge to function effectively. Our assistance includes individual counseling, workshops, educational programs, and referrals.
OAAP attorney counselors all have experience practicing law and have personal experience and/or training in addiction, compulsive disorders, 12-step programs, career transition, stress management, mental health issues, and other areas of assistance provided by the program.
What You Tell Us Is Completely Confidential
All communications with the OAAP are completely confidential and will not affect
your standing with the Professional Liability Fund or the Oregon State Bar. No information will be disclosed to any person, agency, or organization outside the OAAP without the consent of the
person accessing the program. Contacts with us are kept strictly confidential pursuant to ORS 9.568, PLF Policy 6.150 – 6.300, ORS 9.080(2), ORS Ch. 194.410, BOG Bylaw Ch. 16, and ORPC 8.3(c)(3). No one will be told about requests for services.
How Can I Access OAAP Services?
If you are interested in any of the OAAP programs, call us at the numbers listed below. We work with individuals who refer themselves to the programs and with anyone who is concerned that an attorney
or judge is not functioning effectively.
Are There Any Costs?
All of our services are free or at nominal cost. If additional professional help is needed, we can serve as a referral resource.
OAAP Statement of Mission
To view our mission statement, click here.
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Contact Us | Site Map
Directions to the OAAP
520 SW Yamhill Street, Suite 1050
Portland, OR 97204
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-6227 (OAAP)
(Toll Free within Oregon)
Facsimile (503) 226-7158
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