LifeWorks NW's AOP program provides counseling services tailored to a wide range of needs through individual and group therapy.

LifeWorks NW Addictions Services help individuals overcome addiction and regain control of their lives. We strive to create an environment that is welcoming, respectful and inclusive for all to ensure that every individual is approached with cultural humility and cultural responsiveness while getting the help that they need.

We are a youth treatment and recovery program nestled in the heart of Portland, Oregon. Our caring master’s-level counselors, therapists and certified recovery mentors provide young people and their support systems, whomever they may be, an open, inclusive and holistic approach to overcoming substance use disorders. As one of the few youth recovery resources in the state to combine intensive clinical services with an alternative peer group model, we tailor our programming to what adolescents need, and what the data shows works: personalized treatment options alongside teens helping teens on the path to long-term recovery. We believe teaching the skills for positive, pro-social interaction and helping build a community around shared, structured experiences has the potential to change lives. By empowering young people with life-long confidence in themselves, and long-lasting relationships with their peers, we can help them lead vibrant, healthy lives free from addiction. ActNW - Something Different is Possible!

Reed College seeks an experienced and dedicated leader to be our next Counseling Services Director. The Counseling Services Director oversees the counseling operations of the Reed Health and Counseling Center (HCC). The Director works closely with the Medical Services Director and Administrative Manager to lead a collaborative and integrated team of clinical and administrative staff. The Counseling Director reports to the Associate Dean of Students for Health and Well-being, and provides clinical, fiscal, and administrative vision and leadership regarding the equitable and inclusive provision of mental health services on campus, including assessment, crisis intervention, short-term individual therapy, group therapy, referral services, outreach programming and student support groups for a variety of different topics.