International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
November 19, 2022, is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day where those of us left behind by someone who died by suicide come together to find connection, understanding and hope. …
November 19, 2022, is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day where those of us left behind by someone who died by suicide come together to find connection, understanding and hope. …
Here’s what the CDC said on October 21, 2021, about COVID booster shots: “For individuals who received a Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, the following groups are eligible for a …
In her forties, Rae has been familiar with sobriety programs since she was 12. But it wasn’t until she saw the words Trauma=Addiction on a clinician’s office wall, that she …
Washington County has a new, short-term COVID-19 supportive counseling program. The COVID Community Counseling Program (CCCP) is a partnership between Washington County, Lifeworks NW, Western Psychological, Asian Health and Service Center, …
February is Black History Month and there are many ways to celebrate!
January is National Codependency Awareness Month, so today we’re taking time to share some information on this common problem. While you may hear the word “codependency” discussed in the media, …
Dr. King’s story not only reminds us of our nation’s history and how much work has been done to advance the rights of all people but also of what remains to be done.
As snow continues to hit the Portland area, LifeWorks NW is working to keep our staff and clients safe.
December is National Stress-Free Family Holidays Month, and it’s easy to see why an awareness campaign is needed around this time of the year.
Learn more about our holiday hours and where you can call for support on the days our offices are closed.
On November 20, the transgender community and their allies gather to mourn lives that have been lost and to imagine a better future.
Why is honoring, valuing and learning about Native American Heritage important? Learn about this month in our latest blog post.
Whether you realize it or not, chances are that you know someone who is a survivor of domestic violence.
During National ADHD Awareness Month, Communications Writer Orion Rodriguez shares a first-person view of ADHD.
(Note: This story was shared through a bilingual clinician, so the quotes are paraphrased.) When Vladimir [not real name] was a small boy in South America, his mother left for …