Celebrating Black Trailblazers in Mental Health
During Black History Month, we are celebrating mental health heroes.
During Black History Month, we are celebrating mental health heroes.
Join us in commemorating Black History Month this February. This year’s theme is “African Americans and the Arts.”
On MLK day, we can all carry on Dr. King’s legacy by working to improve our communities.
While New Year’s resolutions can be stressful for everyone, they can be especially tricky to navigate for someone in recovery from substance use, an eating disorder or other mental health …
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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 …
August is Black Business Month, and we want to celebrate the occasion by encouraging our readers to support local Black-owned businesses.
While many agencies strive to be culturally competent, many mental health experts say “cultural humility” is also necessary to provide care to BIPOC clients.
Portland Pride has moved to July, but there are events happening throughout June as well.
Every May, the Administration for Community Living (ACL) observes Older Americans Month, a time to recognize the diverse experiences of our elders and combat stereotypes about what it means to age.
The United States government has recognized the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community every May since 1977.
While we’ve all heard the statistics and horror stories about alcohol addiction, one thing we often don’t hear about is the shame and secrecy that people suffering from it experience.
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.