Mental Health

1. Sequoia Mental Health Services

Description: Sequoia Mental Health Services, Inc. (SMHS) is dedicated to providing assistance to people with psychiatric, emotional and developmental impairments. The support provided is aimed at maximizing self-sufficiency and productivity and offered with compassion, integrity and a profound respect for each individual’s strengths.

Aloha Administrative/Clinical Office

Hillsboro Clinical Office

  • Address: 395 W Main Street Hillsboro, OR 97123
  • Phone: 503.213.1302
  • Email: info@sequoiamhs.org

2. LifeWorks Northwest

Description: Caring LifeWorks NW counselors provide adult prevention, mental health and addiction services that focus on individual strengths to improve quality of life—all while keeping the adult in the community whenever possible.

Administrative Office

  • Address: 14600 NW Cornell Road Portland, OR 97229
  • Phone: 503-645-3581
  • Fax: 503-629-8517
  • Find a service: 503-645-9010 or 1-888-645-1666.

3. LifeWorks NW - EASA (Early Assessment and Support Alliance)

Description: The LifeWorks NW Early Assessment and Support Alliance Team (EASA) is committed to building relationships with individuals (age 15-25) with emerging symptoms of psychosis. EASA provides the most effective support and treatment possible in order to prevent the potentially disabling impact of this psychiatric illness.

  • Address: 14600 NW Cornell Rd. Portland, OR 97229
  • Main Office Phone: (503) 641-1475
  • Fax: (503) 641-8548
  • Website:

http://www.lifeworksnw.org/who-we-serve/children-teens-families/alcohol-drug-use/early-assessment-and-support-alliance-easa/

  • Referrals: (503) 705-9999
  • Crisis: EASA Participants (971) 244-4635; not enrolled in EASA (503) 291-9111

4. Lifeworks TAY and STRIDE Program

Description: (Coordinated and peer-based social support for young people between 17 and 25 experiencing mental health or relationship challenges).

  • STRIDE referral number: (971) 226-1820
  • STRIDE Email: STRIDE@lifeworksnw.org​
  • STRIDE Program Director: Nora Olsgaard-Wheeler
  • Phone: (971) 226-1820
  • Email: nora.olsgaard@lifeworksnw.org​


5. Western Psychological and Counseling Services:

Description: Western Psychological and Counseling Services was established to provide quality outpatient behavioral health services,and outpatient mental health services tailored to a wide range of needs for individuals, couples, children, and families. Psychiatric medication evaluation and management services for child/adolescents/adults.

  • Address: 9670 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy. Beaverton, OR 97005 Get Directions
  • Phone: 503-626-9494
  • Fax: 503-646-8401
  • Website: https://www.westernpsych.com/

6. Youth Villages (YV) LifeSet

Description: Our YVLifeSet specialists help former foster youth and other vulnerable youth ages 17-22 (esp. Individuals with emotional disturbance and developmental delays) identify their goals and guide them in various areas: college, employment, housing, money management, medical insurance, community resources, and relationships.

Lake Oswego Christie Campus

  • Address: 2507 Christie Drive* Lake Oswego, OR 97034
  • Phone: 503-635-3416
  • Fax: 503-675-2258

6. Homeplate:

Description: HomePlate is Washington County's only non-profit provider of drop-in centers and street outreach for young people experiencing homelessness.

  • Drop-In: Hosted three nights a week and on Tuesday afternoons, our drop-in is available for youth to hang out, grab dinner and access resources.
  • Outreach: Our outreach team travels throughout Washington County to meet youth where they are.
  • YEP: Our Youth Employment Program connects youth in our community with positive avenues for stabilizing and sustainable employment.
  • Office Address: 12520 SW 3rd St. Beaverton, OR 97005

Drop-In Locations

Monday (6-8 pm)

12555 SW 4th St., Beaverton

Tuesday (2-5 pm)

12520 SW 3rd St., Beaverton

Wednesday (6-8 pm)

1841 SW Merlo Dr., Beaverton

Thursday (6-8 pm)

494 E Main St., Hillsboro


7. Dream Builders Alliance

Description: Dream Builders Alliance puts young adults in the driver seat, focusing on their strengths and interests to set goals and develop skills. We assist young adults to set vocational goals, make plans for the life they want, and we encourage skill building in the community.

Young adults are matched one-on-one with a volunteer mentor to explore their dreams and goals. Mentor matches meet up in the community weekly for six months.

Dream Builders Alliance Coordinator

503-292-4964 x125

reaton@cvision.org

Lacey Elliott

Mentor Coordinator

503-292-4964 x136

lelliott@cvision.org


7. Washington County Dept. of Health and Human Services

Description: Together we promote health and well-being by influencing policies, systems and environments; providing education, programs and services; and responding to the needs of vulnerable populations.

  • Address: 155 N First Avenue, Hillsboro, OR 97124-3072, Suite: 160
  • Phone: (503) 846-4402
  • Fax: (503) 846-4490
  • Email: cao@co.washington.or.us

8. Mental Health Crisis Line: 503-391-9111

Description: Help is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week for people experiencing a mental health crisis. Concerned friends, family or community members are also encouraged to call. Please call Washington County Crisis Line to speak with a mental health professional. If you speak a language other than English, a phone interpreter will be provided. If you are facing a life-threatening emergency, please dial 911.

9. Non Emergency Police Dispatch Phone number

(Police): 503-629-0111

Description: To file a police report or speak with an officer, please contact Beaverton police non-emergency dispatch.

10. Hotlines:

  • National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273 - TALK (8255)
  • Oregon Youthline: 1-877-968-8491
  • Oregon Youtline (text): text “teen2teen” to 839863
  • David Romprey Oregon Warmline: 1-800-698-2392