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WE ADMIT 7 DAYS A WEEK
Same day admissions possible - Most insurance accepted
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Serenity Lane is committed to providing free education in our communities to help build awareness of Substance Use Disorder, break down the stigma that’s associated with it and provide resources and tools for those inflicted with the disease.
Serenity Lane's certified and experienced staff are highly qualified professionals in their respected field. Whether you are seeking professional development, continuing education or training for your business or organization, we are ready to share our knowledge and expertise. We are prepared to personalize presentations to fit your specific needs.
Want to bring one of our experts to your organization or business? Contact Suzanne Graf, sgraf@serenitylane.org or (541) 284-8618.
Doug is a Licensed Psychologist in the state of OR. He has worked clinically in state hospital, correctional, and inpatient substance use recovery settings. Doug is also an Assistant Research Professor at the University of Oregon in the Psychology Department.
De-escalation Training/Conflict Resolution (CEs available)
De-escalation training provides an opportunity to learn more about the different verbal and non-verbal methods of reducing agitation in others after they have become emotionally escalated, resulting in a greater ability to maintain safety for all parties involved.
Steve has been active in the recovery community for more than 27 years, having worked with Serenity Lane patients and families for over a decade as a counselor, manager and community educator. He currently consults with businesses and insurance companies about SUD in the workplace.
Effects and Consequences of Alcohol & Other Drugs
In this wellness training for employees, attendees will learn about the signs and impact of Substance Use Disorder (SUD), including determining severity and understanding the personal and financial impacts.
President & CEO, Serenity Lane
Pete served 36 years with the Eugene Police Department, including nine years as Chief of Police, and then as the Chief of Staff for St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County before joining Serenity Lane.
Servant Leadership
In this moving presentation, you will learn the fundamentals of values-based leadership, the need for sound leadership, the barriers to acting confidently, and the responsibility we all have to serve others.
The Case for Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment
Substance use disorder (SUD) masquerades as a character flaw and an inexplicable absence of willpower. Gain insight into the underlying disease of the brain, the power of choice and the judgment it deprives those affected.
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