mental health
Celebrating National Doctor’s Day
National Doctor’s Day is a day that we get to honor doctors for their contributions and the work they do for patients, communities and society as a whole.
Why Social Work Matters
One of our social workers explains how social work breaks down barriers for our clients.
Lifesaving Award & More
Crystal, a member of our Mental Health Response Team (MHRT), received two awards at the Sherwood Police Department’s annual Awards Banquet on February 3, 2023. Crystal has been supporting the …
Celebrating Black Trailblazers in Mental Health
During Black History Month, we are celebrating mental health heroes.
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.
Black History Hero: Tesfaye
One of LifeWorks NW’s Black History Month Behavioral Health Heroes is Tesfaye. Tesfaye is Clinical Supervisor for our Recovery Empowerment Achievement in Life (REAL) program. REAL is a culturally focused …
LifeWorks NW’s Black History Month Hero
During Black History Month, we are honoring Black Behavioral Health heroes throughout the community and nation. In the process, we thought about the many heroes here at LifeWorks NW. Although …
What Does Codependency Look Like?
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, …
How to Reduce Stress Around the Holidays
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.
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. …
Undiagnosed ADHD Takes a Toll in Marginalized Communities
During National ADHD Awareness Month, Communications Writer Orion Rodriguez shares a first-person view of ADHD.