Oregon Change Clinic

The clinicians and staff at OCC see YOU first, not the diagnosis or disorder. Click the link in our bio if you or a friend needs help with mental or substance use.

Research has shown that language and labels can adversely affect quality of care by health care professionals, as well as treatment outcomes (Ashford et al., 2018).

Historically, those who have a substance use disorder (SUD) have been viewed more negatively than those with physical and psychiatric disabilities (Ashford et al., 2018). This stigma isolates individuals and may prevent them from seeking treatment (Botticelli, 2016).

Oregon Change Clinic (OCC) offers culturally specific services created by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Our treatment facilitation is driven by the current needs, history, and culture of BIPOC.

Everything you need to recover is already inside of you. If you think outpatient treatment is the right step towards beginning your journey, call us at 503-719-7985.

✨Let the staff at Oregon Change Clinic (OCC) help you begin and sustain your best life.

Depression can keep you from living your fullest life. Take back your power with TMS therapy. TMS therapy is safe, non-drug, non-invasive way to treat depression and target key areas of the brain that are underactive in people with depression.

Everything you need to recover is already inside of you. Call us at 503-719-7985. The Oregon Change Clinic staff helps you begin and sustain your best life.

Oregon Change Clinic promotes wellness as a way of life.

Practicing (mental, emotional, and spiritual) healthy habits will lead to better health.

We want you to thrive! If you are ready for change but not sure where or how to begin? OCC is here for you. Click the link in our bio if you or a friend needs help with mental or substance use.

Oregon Change Clinic is a safe space to be seen fully—good, bad, and ugly—and still be acknowledged as worthy of love and kindness. Culturally specific services offer an intimate relationship where you can voice your fears, pains, doubts, and even triumphs knowing that the person sitting with you will treat your experience as important and valuable no matter how small or insignificant it may seem in the context of the larger society.

Patients recline comfortably in a chair for a series of 36 short treatments. (It's recommended that clients complete an entire course of treatment regardless of when they first see improvements.)

The most common side effect is a light headache that usually subsides after the 1st week of treatment. Patients can resume normal activities immediately after.

Seek treatment at an organization focused on your entire well being Oregon Change Clinic

You have to focus on treating yourself before you can show up for others. Treatment is being responsible to yourself.

Addiction clinic in NE Portland says Measure 110 funds allow them to help more people The Oregon Change Clinic in Northeast Portland held a graduation ceremony Friday to recognize the completion of a six-month intensive program. For more Loc...

Psychotherapy and antidepressants are simply not working, or are not enough for many suffering from depression. The likelihood of achieving remission declines with each successive treatment.

Thank you, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek, and First Lady Aimee Wilson, for inviting Recovery Works and our community partners from Indigenenity and Latinx Behavioral Health Resource Networks for a discussion about results being delivered from the first round of Measure 110 funding. This feels historic.

The provider organizations represented in this picture have already brought significant resources online for people in Multnomah County experiencing addictions, and we are just beginning.

With support from Measure 110, Recovery Works has opened:

🙏 16 bed detox center in SE Portland capable of offering 1,200 detox treatments per year and representing a nearly 18% increase in Portland detox capacity

🙏 Oregon’s first Housed Outpatient Treatment Program for fentanyl users, in partnership with Bridges to Change

🙏 Integrated Outpatient Clinic in Newberg offering addictions treatment, medicine, case management, and peer services capable of serving 400+ humans in Yamhill County experiencing addictions

🙏 And we are on track to open another outpatient clinic in Clackamas County by first quarter 2024

All thanks to funding from Measure 110.

It took time to build the Measure 110 program. Oregon is now turning cannabis tax revenues into freely accessible treatment, housing, employment, and peer services to address our addictions crisis 💯

🌟 Well done, Oregon. The results are just beginning to pour in! 🌟

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Hey! It’s time to hit up that person you’ve been thinking about!

We never know exactly how much it means to a person when we take time to reach out and connect.

Will you consider reaching out to if you’re struggling with depression, substance use, or mental health? It’s as simple as clicking the link in our bio. ✨

You're not alone! Oregon has one of the highest rates of depression in the U.S. with 35.3% of adults reporting symptoms of Major Depressive Disorder and General Anxiety Disorder versus 32.3% nationally. Nearly one-third of patients with Major Depressive Disorder also have Substance Use Disorder.

You don't have to try and battle this on your own.
Call us today at 503-719-7985!

Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that typically occurs during the fall and winter months. It often starts and ends at about the same time each year.

Most people with SAD start experiencing symptoms in the fall, and this continues into the winter months. That is one of the main reasons many people seek drug recovery.

Another reason is that when the winter comes, and SAD symptoms become evident, some people may turn to drugs or alcohol to self-medicate. For example, they may use stimulants to counteract the fatigue they are feeling or alcohol to cope with the increased social isolation. Others may use illegal drugs or even prescription drugs to escape the negative emotions they’re experiencing.

joins TriWest in a New Partnership!!!🎉👏🤝💯

This partnership marks a significant step towards enhancing access to crucial Mental Health treatment services like and Substance Use Disorder care for our deserving veterans.

Reach out today to learn more about OCC’s comprehensive MH & SUD services!

Call (503-719-7985) or visit us (www.oregonchangeclinic.com)

A shout out to our community partners bracing the heat to be out here!
Thanks for your hardwork and the endless support you provide to the community. 👏😃🫂🎈💪😎

It’s going to be a scorcher tomorrow! Please dress light, find shade, drink lots of water and take it easy!
We will see you at the Community Lunch & Resource fair at 1817 NE 6th Avenue, Portland OR/

CONGRATULATIONS Rob!!! 🎉🎉🎉👏😊

Rob Crippen, OCC’s clinical manager, celebrates 19 years clean today!!!
A round of applause for Rob! 👏

You’re a true example of “talk the talk…walk the walk” Rob and you’re such an inspiration to us all!

Are you or someone you know struggling with addiction or mental health problems?

Our Intensive Outpatient Program incorporates yoga, acupuncture and fitness classes provided by

Call us 503-719-7985 to schedule an intake appointment.

Or join our team making an impact in the BIPOC community. We’re hiring counselors and certified recovery mentors.

Join at 1817 NE 6th Avenue, Portland OR for Indigeninity's August Community Lunch & Resource Fair!!
Free meals, fun and recovery/mental health resources will be provided by our community partners.

wishes you a happy International Self-Care day!

Share your own tips and strategies for staying on top of your mental and physical health with us in the comments!

TMS luncheon is in session.
Inquiries for our TMS treatment services? Email us [email protected].

connecting with the community and sharing resources at the Indigeninity Resource Fair hosted by Going Home II.

Visit our website www.oregonchangeclinic.com to find out more about our service offerings including TMS for Depression.

Need sober housing, recovery services or mental health treatment today? Call our clinic directly à 503-719-7985

Start seeing positive changes within yourself after the first two weeks!

Schedule a TMS intake appointment at [email protected] or call and speak directly with our TMS coordinator at 503-719-7985

Visit our website www.oregonchangeclinic.com to find out more about Oregon Change Clinic service offerings

at the Indigeninity Resource Fair.
A shout out to the OCC team and a big one to our Ops Manager for representing us out there! ❤️😁
August’s event will be held at Oregon Change Clinic. See you there!

Struggling with substance use, depression or mental health? Need help with housing?

Call Oregon Change Clinic: 503-719-7985

Visit our website www.oregonchangeclinic.com to find out more about TMS for depression and our IOP program.

The current frontline treatment options (medication management and psychotherapy) may not be the answer for everyone.

Find out if TMS is the answer for you and your depression.

Schedule an intake appointment with Oregon Change Clinic Portland: [email protected]

Call us (503) 719-7985