Passing along a fact sheet on Teen Dating Violence from the Hispanic Latino Behavioral Health Center.
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Passing along this second notice about creative workshops for youth on health relationships. Sponsored by the Domestic Violence Resource Center to build awareness of teen dating violence.
Bria Woodworker-Schmid, MA, LPC
(Pronouns: She/Her)
Clinical Supervisor
Child and Youth Counseling
Domestic Violence Resource Center
Remote Phone: 971-910-2365 x121
P. 503-640-5352 x152
F. 503-906-1223
E. bria@dvrc-or.org
Please note that my workdays are Mon-Thurs, and I am not available to respond to emails outside of those days.
If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, please contact the
any of the following crisis lines:
Washington County: 503-291-9111
Multnomah County: 800-716-9769
Lines for Life: 800-273-8255
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Passing along workshop offerings on grief, trauma informed practices and mental health leadership in schools.
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