by Adapt Training and Development It might sound like the worst idea in the world to wake up earlier. Why would you wake up earlier when you could sleep an extra hour? As absurd as it sounds, there is some science behind this shift in routine. Decreased risk of depression: With increasing rates of depression […]
News
When the News is Sad
by Adapt Training and Development Our self-care tips typically begin with a doing word—practice this, try that – because self-care is active. But, sometimes feeling the heaviness of what is happening in the world and the suffering of people makes “doing” more difficult. An article from CNN on why the news is making us anxious […]
Adapt Integrated Health Care Careers
What are you looking for in your next career move? Look to Adapt Integrated Health Care. There’s a lot to love here.
Sing & Dance
by Adapt Training and Development A few weeks ago, a friend and I went to see the Broadway musical “Waitress” in Eugene. It’s very cute, but the thing that caught my attention was the curtain call (if you’re not a play person, this is right after the show ends, when the cast comes out one […]
Mobile Crisis Program Expanding
A Mobile Crisis program that has helped hundreds of people experiencing a mental health crisis in Douglas County is expanding. Adapt Integrated Health Care’s Mobile Crisis team was created through a partnership with the City of Roseburg in January 2019 and was originally funded by a federal Justice and Mental Health Collaboration Program grant. Now, […]
Adapt Mobile Crisis Intervention
Adapt Mobile Crisis Team works in cooperation with the Roseburg Police Department to provide solution-oriented community response to mental health crises.
Adapt Integrated Health Care to Serve as Community Mental Health Program Provider for Curry County
Adapt Integrated Health Care—provider of primary care, mental health care and substance use treatment in southern Oregon—announced that the organization now serves as the Community Mental Health Program for Curry County, effective January 1, 2022. Community Mental Health Programs in counties throughout Oregon are responsible for providing a system of appropriate, accessible, and effective safety net services […]
Holiday Rest and Merriment
by Adapt Training and Development Slow down. Enjoy rest and merriment. Don’t worry about what you should do this season, focus on how it should feel. Heather Bruggerman @North Ridge Farm As a person who often struggles with feeling I should be productive in my down time and on my weekends, Heather Bruggerman’s quote resonated […]
Adapt CEO, Gregory Brigham, Ph.D., Receives Innovation and Leadership in Transformation Award
Gregory Brigham, Ph.D., CEO of Adapt Integrated Health Care, was awarded the Innovation and Leadership in Transformation Award by the Oregon Primary Care Association (OPCA). The award was presented during the OPCA Annual Awards of Excellence meeting in September. The notable award recognizes Dr. Brigham for his commitment to expanding access to care for low income […]
Overcome Overthinking
by Adapt Training and Development Many of us in the helping field can relate to being over-thinkers—and this can take a toll on our sleep, our health, and our mental well-being. If you also struggle with over-thinking, a recent article by Rachel Sylvester in Real Simple magazine offers the following tips: Try to reframe your […]
Share Your Thoughts & Memories of Susan
We are profoundly saddened by the passing of our colleague, mentor, friend, and Adapt’s Chief Human Resources Officer, Susan Jeremiah. It will take a long time for us and others who knew Susan to come to grips with this loss. Susan was the heart and soul of our company for over 30 years, and she […]
Mental Health: Raising Awareness, Reducing Stigma
September marks the 31st annual National Recovery Month. SAMHSA (the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration) describes this event as an effort to “educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can enable those with mental and substance use disorders to live healthy and rewarding lives.” An estimate 8.9 million Americans are […]