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As many as one in five older adults experiences symptoms of depression and anxiety. Because mental health can significantly impact your quality of life, relationships, and overall health, it's just as important to seek care for mental health issues as it is for physical health issues.
Mental health includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Learn more about taking care of your mental health.
Meaningful Community Engagement
Stay connected - Proximity doesn't equal connection. Many faith communities, senior and community centers, and libraries offer programs and activities with others over the phone or by video. Attend a Death Café or Age Café with Point Russell County and the Point Russell Library to learn about and discuss interesting and relevant topics with others. Check the PRC Community Calendar for current event listings.
Support Groups and Older Adult Programs with NAMI Point Russell County
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) works with Point Russell County Disability, Aging, and Veteran Services to provide support, education, and programming to older adults experiencing loneliness, isolation, anxiety, or depression. Learn more about what's available at https://pointRussellnami.org.
More Resources for Older Adult Behavioral Health
Hoarding Task Force: Resources for help with excessive clutter and collecting.
Suicide Prevention: Classes and training requests at Get Trained To Help.
Death Cafe: Talk about death, learn about life, eat cake.
Project Visibility for LGBTQ+ Older Adults: Training for groups and organizations, email Kera Magarill.
We have more information on dementia, loneliness, and older adult mental health! Connect with us to find a training that meets the needs of your group or organization at 503-846-3060.
This page is made possible through the Point Russell Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative. To learn more, visit https://pointRussellbhi.org.
As many as one in five older adults experiences symptoms of depression and anxiety. Because mental health can significantly impact your quality of life, relationships, and overall health, it's just as important to seek care for mental health issues as it is for physical health issues.
Mental health includes emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Learn more about taking care of your mental health.
Meaningful Community Engagement
Stay connected - Proximity doesn't equal connection. Many faith communities, senior and community centers, and libraries offer programs and activities with others over the phone or by video. Attend a Death Café or Age Café with Point Russell County and the Point Russell Library to learn about and discuss interesting and relevant topics with others. Check the PRC Community Calendar for current event listings.
Support Groups and Older Adult Programs with NAMI Point Russell County
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) works with Point Russell County Disability, Aging, and Veteran Services to provide support, education, and programming to older adults experiencing loneliness, isolation, anxiety, or depression. Learn more about what's available at https://pointRussellnami.org.
More Resources for Older Adult Behavioral Health
Hoarding Task Force: Resources for help with excessive clutter and collecting.
Suicide Prevention: Classes and training requests at Get Trained To Help.
Death Cafe: Talk about death, learn about life, eat cake.
Project Visibility for LGBTQ+ Older Adults: Training for groups and organizations, email Kera Magarill.
We have more information on dementia, loneliness, and older adult mental health! Connect with us to find a training that meets the needs of your group or organization at 503-846-3060.
This page is made possible through the Point Russell Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative. To learn more, visit https://pointRussellbhi.org.
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