LifeWorks NW invited guests for a lively conversation in the second edition of our Talking Points series: “The impact of multigenerational trauma and addiction treatment in the African American community”
LifeWorks NW makes the most of the holiday season with different events and opportunities. Discover a few ways we celebrate each year!
Family, friends, staff, and community members gathered at Project Network to dedicate an art installation in honor of Nathan Welcom Nickerson, a trailblazer in the history of mental health care …
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Learn why the Consumer Advisory Committee has changed its name to the Lived Experience Advisory Council.
Focusing on your mental health, while homeless, is like trying to ride a bicycle through a swimming pool. You may make some progress forward, but you are still drowning. Angela’s …
As in previous years, LifeWorks NW is fortunate that numerous organizations donate gifts and food to hundreds of families we serve to share some holiday cheer. “The families are so …
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December 5, is International Volunteer Day. Hear from some of our volunteers. Written by Volunteer Susan Fitzgerald. From watching children grow and develop to fostering the growth and development of …
When LifeWorks NW Resource Specialist Wendy went back to school in her 40s, she found herself with a big loan to repay. “I went to school for 5 years for …
Like many nonprofit organizations, LifeWorks NW relies on donations to make our work in the community possible.
In the past few years, you’ve probably seen someone include their pronouns in their email, or maybe they’ve even shared them out loud during a meeting. You can help create …
LifeWorks NW Milwaukie Outpatient site team recently moved to a new location on the Providence Hospital Milwaukie Campus. The new address is 10202 SE 32nd Ave., Suite 701, Milwaukie, OR 97222, …
We observe National Minority Mental Health Month each July to bring awareness to the unique struggles that racial and ethnic minority communities face regarding mental health illnesses.
As behavioral health providers, our clinicians play an important role in helping gender-diverse people explore their identities and access gender-affirming care.
At LifeWorks NW, we condemn hate and stand in solidarity with the transgender community.
LifeWorks NW is making an organizational commitment to oppose racism and oppression in all its forms.