At LifeWorks NW We Stand Up Against Hate
At LifeWorks NW, we condemn hate and stand in solidarity with the transgender community.
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Why Social Work Matters
One of our social workers explains how social work breaks down barriers for our clients.
LifeWorks NW’s Anti-Racism Statement
LifeWorks NW is making an organizational commitment to oppose racism and oppression in all its forms.
LifeWorks NW Land Acknowledgement
As part of our commitment to oppose racism and oppression, we’ve created a Land Acknowledgement to share at our events.
Winter Weather Openings and Closures
As snow continues to hit the Portland area, LifeWorks NW is working to keep our staff and clients safe.
How to Celebrate the Love in Your Life, Even if You’re Single
There are opportunities for all of us to celebrate and experience love in our lives.
Celebrate Black History Month 2023 in Portland
February is Black History Month and there are many ways to celebrate!
LifeWorks NW Holiday Closures and Crisis Numbers
Learn more about our holiday hours and where you can call for support on the days our offices are closed.
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
November 18, 2023, 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. …
Undiagnosed ADHD Takes a Toll in Marginalized Communities
During National ADHD Awareness Month, Communications Writer Orion Rodriguez shares a first-person view of ADHD.
The Importance of Hispanic Heritage Month
National Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated from September 15 to October 15.
What To Know About Fentanyl
The synthetic opioid Fentanyl is a driving force in the overdose epidemic today – learn why in this article.
Launching Bridge Clinic
“The need for psychiatric services for youth often exceeds the available capacity, which can make it difficult for families to be connected quickly to psychiatric care,” says Dr. Karen Bos, …
Signs of Postpartum Depression
Approximately 1 in every 7 people who have given birth will develop a perinatal mood or anxiety disorder like postpartum depression, also known as maternal depression.
Prevention Services Help Families
“These are important programs, and they work. We really give families the support they need and hook them into the resources they need to be successful.”