--- title: "The Office in Eugene | Ubuntu Counseling" description: "The counseling room at 132 E Broadway Suite 303 in Eugene, Oregon, a small, warm space with books, games and natural light, used by children, teens and adults alike." lang: en json-ld: | { "@context": "https://schema.org", "@type": "MedicalBusiness", "name": "Ubuntu Counseling", "description": "Private therapy practice of Heather Swaney, MA, LPC, in Eugene, Oregon. 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Children, teens, adults, couples and families all use the same space. This page exists so the room is not a surprise. If walking into an unfamiliar building is the hardest part of starting therapy, and for a lot of people it is, you should be able to picture the whole thing before you ever get in the car. ![A couch with a blanket, a low table and a shelf of games beside a window](/__l5e/assets-v1/4153a439-4ccb-4f07-98ab-6ed560b5444a/office-seating-corner.jpg) ![The therapy room with two windows looking out onto trees](/__l5e/assets-v1/822a99dd-3b39-40cb-9073-762cd4490ab8/office-room-windows.jpg) The Building ## Getting to Suite 303 The office is in the Miner Building at 132 E Broadway Suite 303, in the middle of downtown Eugene. It is an ordinary downtown building with shops and other offices in it, not a clinic, and nobody in the lobby knows why you are there. If getting into the building matters for you, access, parking, how to find the door, anything about the room itself, ask me on the free call and I will tell you exactly what to expect. I would rather you knew before you arrived than found out on the day. The waiting area is small and quiet. It is not a busy medical reception with a desk and a clipboard. I come out and get you rather than calling your name across a room. Finding It ## Address and Access 132 E Broadway Suite 303 Eugene, OR 97401 If getting into the building matters for you, access, parking, how to find the door, anything about the room itself, ask me on the call and I will tell you exactly what to expect. I would rather you knew before you arrived than found out on the day. - Downtown Eugene, on East Broadway, in the Miner Building - 132 E Broadway, Suite 303, Eugene, Oregon - Telehealth anywhere in Oregon if coming in person does not work - Weekend appointments available - If anything about getting into the building is difficult, call and I will work it out with you Inside ## What the Room Holds White walls, wooden shelving, plants, and windows onto trees. Books on the shelves and board games beside them, because I work with children and a game on the table is often what makes talking possible. Adults use them too. Tissues are where you can reach them without asking. It is a low arousal environment with natural lighting and low noise, and fidget and low stim toys are provided. Alternative seating is available: couch, chair, spinning chair, big pillows and blankets. None of that is decoration. It is there because a person who can move, or hold something, or sit on the floor under a blanket, can usually stay in a hard conversation longer than a person perched politely on the edge of a chair. You choose where you sit and you can change your mind halfway through. You can keep your coat on. You can face the window instead of me. A child can play on the floor for the whole hour and it still counts as therapy. If the room is too bright or too warm or the chair is wrong, say so and we will fix it, and you will not be the first person to have asked. On the Day ## Arriving, Early, Late, Leaving Arrive a few minutes early and take a seat in the waiting area. There is nothing to check in with and nobody to announce yourself to. I will come out at the appointment time. If you are early, that is fine. Sit and wait, or stay in your car or walk the block and come up at the time, whichever is easier on you. If you are running late, come anyway. A short session is better than a missed one, and we finish at the scheduled time so that the person after you is not pushed back. If you need to leave the room, leave. Step out, get water, stand in the hall, come back when you are ready. That is not a failure of the session and I will not ask you to explain it. If you need to end a session early, you can. If someone is bringing a child and wants to wait downstairs instead of in the waiting area, that is fine too. Tell me what you need and we will make it work, because I will meet you where you're at. ## Come and See It Start with the free 30-minute call, or reach me directly at [(458) 215-1465](tel:+14582151465). [Get in touch](/contact) ![Ubuntu Counseling butterfly logo](/__l5e/assets-v1/01187caf-6a1d-4921-b206-5538892f6bb3/ubuntu-counseling-logo.png)Ubuntu Counseling Heather Swaney, MA, LPC Office 132 E Broadway Suite 303 Eugene, OR 97401 [(458) 215-1465](tel:+14582151465) In person in Eugene, telehealth anywhere in Oregon. Weekend appointments available. Pages - [About Heather](/about) - [Services](/services) - [Rates and Payment](/rates) - [Who I Help](/who-i-help) - [Eugene, Oregon](/eugene-therapist) - [Springfield, Oregon](/springfield-therapist) - [Lane County, Oregon](/lane-county-therapist) - [Telehealth in Oregon](/oregon-telehealth) - [The Office](/office) - [Frequently Asked Questions](/faq) - [Contact](/contact) - [Privacy Policy](/privacy-policy) - [Terms of Use](/terms) - [Accessibility](/accessibility) Who I Help - [Children and Teens](/who-i-help/children-and-teens) - [Young Adults](/who-i-help/young-adults) - [Adults](/who-i-help/adults) - [Seniors](/who-i-help/seniors) - [Couples](/who-i-help/couples) - [Families and Parents](/who-i-help/families-and-parents) Areas of Focus - [Autism](/services/autism) - [ADHD](/services/adhd) - [Trauma and PTSD](/services/trauma-and-ptsd) - [Anxiety](/services/anxiety) - [Grief and Loss](/services/grief-and-loss) - [Life Transitions](/services/life-transitions) - [LGBTQIA+ Affirming](/services/lgbtqia-affirming) - [Couples and Family](/services/couples-and-family) - [Consultation and Letters](/services/consultation-and-letters) * * * Using this site or emailing does not create a client relationship. Email and web forms are not secure or monitored channels. Do not send clinical or emergency information. Therapy outcomes vary and are not guaranteed. In crisis, call or text 988, or 911 if there is immediate danger. Lane County Mobile Crisis [541-682-1001](tel:+15416821001). Heather Swaney is licensed as a Professional Counselor in Oregon and works only with people located in Oregon. Heather Swaney, MA, LPC, Oregon LPC license C8649. [Verified on the Oregon Counselors Directory](https://orcounselors.com/provider/heather-swaney-ma-lpc-behavioral-health-therapist). © 2026 Ubuntu Counseling. All rights reserved. Call now / Book now