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    My teen daughter is enrolled in the EASA program. If you don't know what that is, it's the Early…read moreAssessment and Support Alliance (EASA). They provides support to young people experiencing symptoms of psychosis for the first time. She was diagnosed with Autism, ADHD and PTSD when she was 13. Then about 10 months later she confided in me that she was having overwhelming fears of being watched in places that didn't make sense to me, like our private bathroom at home. Then she would be in bed at trying to sleep and hear someone whispering her name in her ear. Even watching TV or movies was challenging because she would see things that I didn't see like ghoulish faces on characters suddenly appearing then disappearing. We discussed this with the private psychiatric nurse she was already seeing and after determining she had prodromal schizophrenia she referred my daughter to EASA. We first met with Tammy Talbert, the Program Director and she did an assessment or questionnaire with my daughter. It was so validating to my daughter to be able to have questions being asked that confirmed her experiences. Things she hadn't even told me about, like hallucinations that included smell, taste, touch sound and visual. Later we were able to meet with the Occupational therapist Michelle DeOliveira. She's been so helpful figuring out strategies for my daughter to approach the environment around her and feel safer. The mental health therapist David Castleton has such vast experience and great demeanor. He is very approachable and helps solve real world problems. He's definitely an advocate you want on your side. I'm so very grateful for the Lifeworks NW EASA Team and we haven't even met everyone yet. Thank you for your compassionate professional care and support.

    Arrogant and Ds on a HighSchool A-F scale. Front desk young women are the best but after that, they…read moreare the worst performers. My family member hates them and I found out why after one meeting. They take days to return calls then often give wrong answers. Their turnover is infinite and they their pleasantries, it's downhill The good employees leave quickly leaving the least experienced. The state of dealing with mental Illness is hard enough; they will certainly make it harder. They don't know the word "kind," so expect to leave depressed w no help. I hid my tears as I embarrass easily. I gave them two stars. The second star was a gift. Picture tears here!

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    Went to go to a dental appointment and the person at the front desk was the opposite of welcoming…read more Didn't seem like she even wanted to check me in and didn't even smile. Definitely turned me away from even wanting to even go to my appointment. Care quality was okay but first impressions were not good. It takes months to even schedule too.

    Chronic Pain, Mental Health, and/or Transgender? AVOID THIS…read moreCLINIC! They will do everything in their power to avoid doing anything for you while still collecting money from insurance for appointments. Have complex mental health issues? Hope you only need talk therapy. Their in-house psych refuses to touch complex psychiatric conditions that require 'restricted' medications. The PCPs I and my partner have dealt with refuse to touch psych meds. They don't care about suicide risk or self-harm, they will do everything in their power to avoid touching your care and they will not help with medications, referrals, or safe hand-offs. My partner's PCP actively argued with him and tried ending a video appointment early when he said he was actively suicidal and was having a panic attack. QA and "patient advocates" were notified - nothing. Chronic pain? After several escalations, we had a nice chat with the head clinician where we were told to our faces that we're "addicted to not being in pain", after the PCP refused referrals to rheumotology, neurology, and other related diagnostics for non-medical reasons like they're "overbooked", "radiation", "they'll try the same meds we are". A request for a pain management referral was redirected to a rehab clinic. Ongoing extreme pain associated with on-file and documented conditions yielded a naloxone prescription for 'pain relief'. Apparently we're drug-seeking tweakers, so we don't deserve to have second opinions or individualized assessments/care. Need testosterone but the Trans Care Specialist is already abandoning and abusing your partner for the same issues? Not our problem. Either keep using the abusive trans care specialist we have or we'll force you to go to OHSU for any trans care at all, period, even when we prescribe hormones to cis people without requiring off-site specialists and hoops. Because "I'm not familiar or comfortable" with doing my job because trans people are complicated and difficult to deal with.

    Life Works NW - c_and_mh - Updated September 2026

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