The OAAP confidential general phone line is (503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP. Our
individual contact information is listed below. The OAAP is completely
confidential.
Meloney C. Crawford
Attorney Counselor
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP ext. 13
Email: meloneyc@oaap.org
Shari R. Gregory
Attorney Counselor/Assistant Director
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP ext. 14
Email: sharig@oaap.orgMike Long
Attorney Counselor
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP ext. 11
Email: mikel@oaap.org
Douglas S. Querin
Attorney Counselor
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP ext. 12
Email: DouglasQ@oaap.org
To contact our OAAP Executive Director, Barbara S. Fishleder, call (503) 684-7425 or email her at barbaraf@oaap.org.
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OAAP ATTORNEY COUNSELORS
Meloney C. Crawford is a graduate of Temple University School of Law (JD 1981).
She was in private practice for two years, marketed WESTLAW products for
eight years, and worked for several years in publishing as a writer and
editor.
In recovery since 1988, Ms. Crawford joined the OAAP
staff in 1999. She is certified as an alcohol and drug counselor both
nationally (NCAC II) and in Oregon (CADC III) and is a Certified Gambling
Addiction Counselor (CGAC II). She is past president of the Addition
Counselor Certification Board of Oregon (ACCBO), and continues to serve on its board of directors.
Direct Line:
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP, extension 13
Email: meloneyc@oaap.org
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Shari R. Gregory is a graduate of
Wurzweiler School of Social Work (MSW 1987) and Rutgers School of Law
(JD 1992) and received her Certificate of Business Management from
Portland State University (2003). Her counseling experience includes career counseling, mental health counseling,
crisis intervention, transition counseling, and alcohol and drug counseling. She was in private practice specializing in criminal defense law for four years before joining the OAAP staff in 1999, and serves on the board of the Oregon Women Lawyers. She is the assistant director
of the OAAP, and is a candidate to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker
(LCSW).
Direct Line:
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP, extension 14
Email: sharig@oaap.org
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Mike Long is a graduate of Hastings College of Law, San Francisco, California (JD 1983) and Portland State University (MSW 1991).
He was in the private practice of law in Portland between 1985 and 1990. He worked in alcohol and drug residential treatment from 1990 to 1991 and as a therapist and crisis counselor from 1991 to 1993 before joining the OAAP staff in 1994. Mr. Long is a Certified Employee Assistance Professional (CEAP)
and coauthor of Lawyers at Midlife: Laying the Groundwork for the Road Ahead
(DecisionBooks, Seattle: 2008).
Direct Line:
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP, extension 11
Email: mikel@oaap.org
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Douglas S. Querin is a graduate of the University of Oregon School of Law
(JD 1971) and George Fox University (MA in Counseling 2006). He was in the private practice
of law in Portland for over 25 years, working as a trial lawyer in state and federal courts
throughout the Pacific Northwest. He is an Adjunct Professor with the Graduate Department of
Counseling at George Fox University and serves on the Board of the Oregon Counseling Association.
In recovery since 2002, Mr. Querin joined the OAAP staff in 2006. He is a Certified Alcohol and Drug
Counselor (CADC I) and the 2008 recipient of the Oregon Counseling Association Distinguished Service Award.
Direct Line:
(503) 226-1057 or (800) 321-OAAP, extension 12
Email: DouglasQ@oaap.org
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