by Adapt Training and Development I recently returned from a trip to North Carolina—a place that can be notoriously stormy in the summer, especially in the late afternoons and evenings. Big gray clouds roll in, rain lashes the screens and rattles the windows, and flashes of lightning alternate with big booms of thunder. Since Oregon […]
by Adapt Training and Development If you spend any time with middle schoolers, you have probably heard them pronounce something as “awkward.” I was reminded of this recently when I read a piece by author and educator Rachel Simmons about back-to-school. She was chatting with her daughter about making new friends and her daughter dismissed […]
by Adapt Training and Development I was chatting with a friend recently about hopscotch of all things, and she shared with me that once upon a time she had organized the International Society of Hopscotch. She forwarded some of the previous promotional content they had created (which sadly, is no longer available online). I found […]
Adapt, alongside Thrive Umpqua, the Umpqua Valley BIPOC Community, and our treasured Douglas County community partners, is thrilled to recap the success of the Douglas County Recovery Road 5k, held on Saturday, September 30th, 2023. The cornerstone of this free event, hosted by our dedicated team, was to recognize and honor those who have journeyed […]
As National Recovery Month comes to a close, we are excited to share the beginning of a crucial partnership between the Grants Pass Police Department and Adapt Integrated Health Care. This collaboration in the City of Grants Pass aims to combat drug and alcohol addiction, prevent overdoses, and seamlessly connect individuals to substance use disorder […]
Learn about recovery month, its impact on Oregon, and the ways Adapt and our community members are working toward more options and resources for recovery in our communities with KQEN’s Kyle Bailey and our very own Samuel Denney!
When you think of your favorite senior citizen, what comes to mind? Often, it’s how kind and supportive they can be in times of trouble. Ironically, older adults may hesitate to talk about their own struggles, feelings of sadness, or depression. September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control reports […]
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day was founded on 9/9/99, to remind us that the 9 months of pregnancy have the potential to shape the course of a lifetime, for both a developing child and their family. It’s encouraging to know that 9 out of 10 women report they abstain from alcohol during pregnancy. […]
Adapt Integrated Health Care’s recent recognition as a “Great Place To Work” highlights a culture of commitment, community, and care that permeates every layer of the organization. Adapt Integrated Health Care recently hosted an Great Place To Work Recognition Event, a celebration and acknowledgment of the organization’s ongoing commitment to employee well-being and community health. […]
August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD), a global event that addresses the widespread and growing impact that drug overdose has had, and continues to have, on our communities at large. In the year 2022, the state of Oregon alone lost 1,387 people to drug overdose. That’s an average of 3.8 deaths per day, a more […]
What is a safe level of marijuana use? The answer isn’t all that clear. With the legalization of cannabis across many states, the perception of how harmful marijuana use can be is on the decline. However, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recognizes that today’s high-potency cannabis may pose serious health risks for some of […]
Adapt Integrated Health Care is proud to unveil the 2022 Annual Report to the Community, offering reflective insight into the tireless efforts of our team and community partners over the past year. Dr. Greg Brigham, CEO, shares, “As I look back on 2022, I am profoundly impressed and inspired by the work that our team […]
