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The Mobile Crisis Intervention Team will be able to work with residents throughout the county and assist in a crisis situation.
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Lane County will soon launch a mobile crisis response program to serve far-flung, rural communities often referred to as “mental health care deserts.”
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Oregon lawmakers are considering a bill that would prevent government mental health services from turning away patients with intellectual or developmental disabilities. It would also end the practice of forced commitment in the state.
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As thousands of Oregonians pick up the pieces in the aftermath of recent ice storms, mental health professionals warn there’s another threat looming: toxic stress.
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Let’s face it. The holidays can be stressful. A Eugene psychologist has some basic tips to preserve our mental health this time of year.
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A punk rock resource fair for at-risk youth returns to Eugene this Saturday.
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After more than three decades, oversight of the mobile-crisis intervention program, CAHOOTS, will be shifted from the Eugene Police Department to Eugene-Springfield Fire.
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The Lane County chapter of the Trauma Intervention Program has finished its first stage of training, meaning the volunteers are ready to go out and assist emergency responders in the field.
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A mental health-based app is crossing borders to reach University of Oregon students studying abroad with a variety of wellness resources.
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Harvard psychologist Katie McLaughlin will lead the new institute focused on children’s behavioral health.
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A Douglas County education service district will receive nearly $7 million to train new mental health professionals.
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White Bird Clinic in Eugene will expand its counseling services using new federal funding.