You are invited to attend the Dual Diagnosis Anonymous of Oregon, Inc. Monthly Fellowship Gathering Tuesday, November 29, 2011 from 11:30am to 1:00pm The Garlington Center 3034 NE MLK Blvd. Portland, Oregon, 97211 Lunch Is Provided Bring Family & Friends! DDA Oregon Central Office: (503) 222-6484 Toll Free: (877) 222-1332 http://www.ddaoforegon.com […]
From the Portland Tribune, September 17 2009 Interesting, how one building can mean so many different things to so many people. Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare reopened its Garlington Center on North Martin Luther King Boulevard Friday amid a great deal of rejoicing. A ribbon was cut, speeches were made by notables, including an ex-mayor and a […]
From the Portland Observer, December 2008 In the early 90s, Ryan Hamit had a “bad spell” and ended up in a hospital struggling with a personality disorder. He bounced from various social service agencies and hospitals, encountering counselors that talked down to him and seemed to make problems worse. Things got better when he started […]
From the Oregonian, October 21 2008 More than 500 mental-health patients will have to go elsewhere for service after a fire destroyed part of a Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare clinic in Northeast Portland last night. No one was injured by the blaze at Cascadia’s Garlington Center on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., but authorities say […]
From the Multnomah County Mental Health / Cascadia Transition Planning web page. If you’re receiving updates about the County’s Cascadia Transition Plan via email, please comment below. To date we have not received one. Cascadia officials continue to work with Multnomah County to make sure that clients receive all needed services. More transitions are occurring […]
From the Oregonian, July 2, 2008 – opinion column by Renee Mitchell The truth was clearly spoken. But it might have sounded so familiar that most of the 100 or so folks who attended Monday’s rally to support Northeast Portland’s Garlington Center may have missed it. Let me recap. But first, I’ll sprinkle some history […]
The Skanner, July 2, 2008 Since he was 10 years old, Garfield de Bardelaben knew he wanted to help people. “I wanted to know what made people tick,” he told The Skanner from his office at the new Avel Gordly Center for Healing. “I wanted to know why White people hated Black people … why […]
Officials hear plenty from a crowd of 100 who want the Garlington Center to stay open from the Oregonian, July 1, 2008 Northeast Portland’s Garlington Center, a community cornerstone that serves nearly 600 people with mental illnesses, may avert closure thanks to pressure from a standing-room-only crowd Monday. The clinic at 3034 N.E. Martin Luther […]
Cascadia announces reductions, bracing for more state budget cuts, while reorganizing mental health services to further cut high hospitalization rates; Cascadia press release 10/24/02 Contact: Mark Schorr, Communications Director (503) 238-0780 xt 245 Schorr@cascadiabhc.org Multnomah County’s largest nonprofit provider of mental health services, Cascadia Behavioral Healthcare, Inc, announced plans today to sharply reduce expenses and […]
From the Portland Business Journal, September 6, 1998 Efficiency and expanded services are the goal of three private nonprofit mental health providers in Multnomah County that have come together to form Unity Inc. The entities continue to do business under their old names–Mental Health Services West, Northeast Mental Health Services (Garlington Center) and Delaunay Family […]
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