Overview of Mental Health Services for Adults
Mental Health/Co-Occurring Services: MWRS provides services and supports for individuals diagnosed with mental health and co-occurring disorders (basic criteria of having a DSM-V diagnosis of both a substance use disorder and a mental health disorder) delivered by providers holding
credentials (with direct supervision) or appropriate licensure to deliver these services. All mental health services are delivered cohesively
and concurrently with substance abuse services, problem gambling services (when appropriate), including integrated assessment, service record, and triaged service planning. Service recipients participate in service planning and creation of a proactive safety and crisis plan. All mental
health services are supportive of the individual in obtaining and maintaining sobriety.
Mental Health services provided by MWRS include:
credentials (with direct supervision) or appropriate licensure to deliver these services. All mental health services are delivered cohesively
and concurrently with substance abuse services, problem gambling services (when appropriate), including integrated assessment, service record, and triaged service planning. Service recipients participate in service planning and creation of a proactive safety and crisis plan. All mental
health services are supportive of the individual in obtaining and maintaining sobriety.
Mental Health services provided by MWRS include:
- Integrated Bio/Psycho/Social/Spiritual assessment and continued, ongoing assessment
- All services provided with responsiveness to the individual’s trauma history
- Service planning with individual input and collaboration between service providers, and individualized care
- Regular reassessment of level of care, and service planning that supports appropriate LOC and stage of change
- Strengths-based approach, with integrated treatment methods
- Personalized education, including how substance use impacts mental health wellness
- Individual therapy/counseling
- Skill building to increase ability to manage symptoms
- Skill building to increase self-awareness and manage emotions/symptoms
- Safety and crisis planning
- Cultural assessment and inclusion of culture and spirituality in service planning
- Support to engage in family and community
- Family involvement, when appropriate
- Group therapy sessions with opportunity for process, education, and practicing skills
- Referral for medication management to community partners
- Collaboration with partnering agencies, as appropriate
- Integrated relapse prevention that lessens the risk of substance and/or behavioral relapse due to poor emotional functioning
- Referral to community partners for higher level of care for individuals with severe and persistent mental health issues
MWRS recognizes the unique challenges faced by indigenous people, including multigenerational and historical trauma, acculturation, oppression,
and separation from spirituality. Depression, anxiety, psychosis, and very frequently, post-traumatic stress disorder are examined as important
issues as they pertain to recovery and general life functioning. MWRS strives to provide effective, culturally informed services that restore
health to individuals, families, tribes, and communities. The MWRS team has a strong social justice foundation; issues such as poverty,
racism, and all forms of discrimination impact the mental and emotional wellness of the individuals receiving co-occurring
treatment services, and are therefore priorities to be addressed in service planning and delivery.
MWRS utilizes multiple evidence based practices and therapy models during service delivers, including but not limited to:
and separation from spirituality. Depression, anxiety, psychosis, and very frequently, post-traumatic stress disorder are examined as important
issues as they pertain to recovery and general life functioning. MWRS strives to provide effective, culturally informed services that restore
health to individuals, families, tribes, and communities. The MWRS team has a strong social justice foundation; issues such as poverty,
racism, and all forms of discrimination impact the mental and emotional wellness of the individuals receiving co-occurring
treatment services, and are therefore priorities to be addressed in service planning and delivery.
MWRS utilizes multiple evidence based practices and therapy models during service delivers, including but not limited to:
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Seeking Safety
- Motivational Interviewing
- Trauma informed practices
- Trauma Recovery and Empowerment Model
- Narrative Therapy
- DARE to be You with family emphasis
- Historical Trauma and Unresolved Grief
- ASSIST for suicide assessment and prevention
- Tribal best practices, including Talking Circle, Art Therapies, Prayer, and Drumming
Crisis Assistance
No one can know when a crisis will happen, but they do and we are here to help you.
We have trained professionals standing by to assist you or someone you know. Please call us, anytime of the day or night.
During regular business hours please call 503-396-5322
Medicine Wheel Recovery Services After Hours Crisis Line: 503-908-5075
CCMH Crisis Line: 503-397-5211
~Lines for Life~
Suicide Hotline: Call 800-273-8255 or Text 273TALK to 839863
Alcohol & Drug Helpline: 800-923-4357 or Text RecoveryNow to 839863
Military Helpline: 888-457-4838 or Text MIL1 to 839863
Youth Hotline: 877-968-8491 or Text teen2teen to 839863 or chat at www.oregonyouthline.org
We have trained professionals standing by to assist you or someone you know. Please call us, anytime of the day or night.
During regular business hours please call 503-396-5322
Medicine Wheel Recovery Services After Hours Crisis Line: 503-908-5075
CCMH Crisis Line: 503-397-5211
~Lines for Life~
Suicide Hotline: Call 800-273-8255 or Text 273TALK to 839863
Alcohol & Drug Helpline: 800-923-4357 or Text RecoveryNow to 839863
Military Helpline: 888-457-4838 or Text MIL1 to 839863
Youth Hotline: 877-968-8491 or Text teen2teen to 839863 or chat at www.oregonyouthline.org