Adapt Integrated Health Care

09/24/2025

💙 Su***de Prevention Awareness Month | Problem Gambling & Su***de Risk

This Su***de Prevention Awareness Month, we’re raising awareness about the link between problem gambling and su***de risk. Gambling can contribute to depression, hopelessness, and even suicidal thoughts.

But there is help. There is hope.

If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling:
• Call 1-877-MYLIMIT (1-877-695-4648)
• Text "HELP" to 53342
• Visit https://go.adaptoregon.org/46vHaIk

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09/13/2025

🎉 Adapt Earns Thrive Umpqua Worksite Certification!

In late August, Adapt was recognized as a Certified Worksite by Thrive Umpqua, acknowledging our commitment to supporting employee health and well-being. This recertification builds on efforts that began with the Blue Zones Project and reflects strategies across leadership, workplace environment, purpose, and community. This honor was received thanks to the exceptional dedication of our Wellness Committee, "Adapt for Wellness," and the work they put in with Thrive to bring Adapt forward in our journey to be a wellness-first employer.

At the recognition event, our Board Chair, Kelsey Wood, accepted the certification from Thrive Umpqua’s Strategic Partnership Director, John Dimof, and we held a ribbon-cutting a few weeks prior to celebrate the achievement!

We’re proud to be part of a community that values wellness, balance, and engagement for all.

🔗 Read more: https://go.adaptoregon.org/42u1gRZ

09/12/2025

🎙️ World Su***de Prevention Day Conversation

On September 10, our Prevention Program Manager, Dr. Sidnee Hedrick, joined Kyle Bailey on News Radio 1240 KQEN to share insights about World Su***de Prevention Day and the importance of awareness, resources, and community support.

As we recognize September as National Su***de Awareness Month, take a moment to listen in and learn how we can all play a part in prevention.

🔗 Listen here: https://go.adaptoregon.org/3VdgCq8

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09/10/2025

🫂Let’s be the reason someone feels seen, heard, and valued. Check on your friends. Reach out. Speak up.

Together, we can break the silence and reduce the stigma.

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09/08/2025

We’re just 2 weeks away from The Longest Table— a free community dinner where neighbors come together to connect, share ideas, and celebrate our thriving community!

🍴 Seats are going fast—reserve yours today: bit.ly/longesttable25

🙌 Want to be part of the team that makes it happen? Sign up to volunteer here: bit.ly/longesttablevolunteer25

Questions? Contact: connect@thriveumpqua.com

09/08/2025

💙 Standing Together for Su***de Prevention Month

September is Su***de Prevention Month - a time to come together as a community, raise awareness, and take action. Every conversation, every show of support, and every effort to reduce stigma makes a difference.

📲 If you or someone you know needs help, call or text 988 or connect with Adapt’s 24/7 Crisis Services:
Douglas County: (800) 866-9780
Coos County: (541) 266-6800
Curry County: (877) 519-9322
Josephine County: (541) 474-5360

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09/04/2025

🛡️ Su***de Prevention Training in Roseburg

Douglas ESD is partnering with Take Root and AOCMHP to host an Oregon Community CALM Training designed for caregivers and community members. This free session helps you feel more comfortable talking about lethal means with someone who may be thinking of su***de. (A separate all-day provider training will be announced soon.)

This Su***de Awareness Month, let’s learn what we can to be prepared when we need to be.

📅 Thursday, September 11
🕠 5:30 – 7:30 PM
📍 Roseburg Public Library, South Umpqua Room
🔗 Register: https://tinyurl.com/3me6b95j

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09/03/2025

🎥 Understanding Mental Health Basics — Recording Available Now

In August, we kicked off Advanced Health’s Mental Health: Inside Out series with an expert panel featuring Erica Ishmael, LPC, MS-ED; Sam Baugh, MBA; Trisha GeDeros; and Kira Hood. Together with partners from Adapt Integrated Health Care, Advanced Health, and the Coos County System of Care, we explored what mental health is, how to recognize when to seek help, and how to access care locally and through telehealth.

We’re taking a short break this September as we plan a new monthly series that will include live-streamed events, in-person partner-hosted gatherings, and deeper dives into key topics like healthcare in Oregon and specific treatment modalities.

🔗 Watch the recording here: https://go.adaptoregon.org/4n6XTIx

Join our community health seminar, "Understanding Mental Health Basics" the first installment in Advanced Health's new "Mental Health: Inside Out" series.Hel...

09/02/2025

💙 Su***de Prevention Month & National Recovery Month

This September, we join communities across the nation in honoring Su***de Prevention Month and National Recovery Month. At Adapt, our CLAS Committee (Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services) has put together this message to support those in need of hope and to share voices from different backgrounds in healthcare.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please remember: help is available, and recovery is possible. Call or text 988 for the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, or connect with Adapt’s 24/7 Crisis Services:
📍 Douglas County: (800) 866-9780
📍 Coos County: (541) 266-6800
📍 Curry County: (877) 519-9322
📍 Josephine County: (541) 474-5360

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08/28/2025

🌟 Be the Influence!

True leadership isn’t about following the crowd - it’s about showing the way forward. Our Prevention & Education team encourages youth to stay substance-free, make positive choices, and inspire their peers to do the same.

Learn more about our prevention efforts: https://go.adaptoregon.org/3Jwy5Hw

08/28/2025

08/27/2025

Take Back the Night is an opportunity for our community to support survivors and create awareness. Join us, on October 23 at 5:30pm to kick-off the event by hearing from community partners and survivors. Walk with us downtown to show that we are a unified community for survivors and ending sexual violence. We will provide glow sticks for registered participants and invite you to wear neon colors – be a bright light for survivors!

There are two registration options, $25 includes a t-shirt or FREE registration. Follow the link: https://peaceathome.ejoinme.org/takebackthenight

We want to thank our sponsors ⭐️
Sutherlin Police Officers Association
Roseburg Police Employees Association
Arneson, Stewart & Styarfyr PC
Dole Coalwell Attorneys
Simmons Law PC

If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, email alex@peaceathome.com. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, email chelsey@peaceathome.com

All proceeds stay in Douglas County and support vital services for survivors of sexual assault/rape.