For the 2019 KOBI and United Way "In This Together" suicide prevention campaign, Providence Health & Services shared this message of support, featuring Dr. Katharine Sluys, a clinical psychologist with Providence Medical Group in Medford, Oregon.
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0:00When we vote, we are making decisions about the health of our loved ones, our home, and our planet. No matter where you live or how you cast your ballot, your vote matters. Learn more about the impact
0:00Your primary care provider is your partner in prevention, helping you head off problems before they become serious. In this discussion, learn how to find one, as well as more about the value they can
4:54Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips discusses masks, vaccines, and the importance of social distancing during cold and flu season.
31:22After a life-threatening or traumatic event, some people count themselves as fortunate while others are left with a sense of guilt. Survivors sometimes wonder they suffered less than others. Join this
7:13Sharing your mental health story can be personal and powerful. Billie's video shares a story similar to many people who have struggled to find comfort and balance both mentally and physically. With th
1:37:37Social belonging is an essential human need for health and mental wellness. In this current pandemic environment of isolation and injustices, how do we create a sense of belonging for all people? Join
32:11What we are experiencing with the Pandemic can feel overwhelming, and can have a profound impact on our mental health and overall wellness. How do we cope in this new environment? Join this live discu
19:15Mimi Jung, morning anchor for KING5, hosts a virtual luncheon to support the programs Providence Hospice of Seattle provides for terminally ill and grieving children.
1:419/16/20 KPTV Health Watch news story on helping older adults prevent falls by improving balance, strength and confidence, with advice from Jamie Caulley, a physical therapist with Providence Rehabilit
0:55Dr. Amy Compton-Phillips discusses why it's more important than ever to get your flu shot.
