Mentor Lisa Childers never gave up on her client or the promise of recovery.
Over 1 year into the pandemic, what got you through the early weeks may no longer be serving you. Join the Center for Women and
Today, we reach out to show support for another community suffering from their own unique trauma. The circumstances may be different, but they are symptoms of the same disease that is White Supremacy. And the need actively work to dismantle racism remains the same.
The new CFO takes on the challenge of working in a predominantly woman’s world.
Walk-in assessments are available Tuesdays on a first come, first served basis at the POWER office in Wilkinsburg.
The purpose of this study is to investigate if the lockdown is the cause for some individuals’ recurring use of alcohol or elevated drinking patterns
Robin Horston Spencer has faced the obstacles, overcome the improbable, and conquered the impossible.
Therapist Ann Hartman loves to “see the light in their eyes.” And, while the nature of her personality is reserved, she also emits the confidence of a quiet storm.
POWER House is open. Other services are available by phone or in person as needed.
“This is one step closer to de-stigmatizing the treatment of Opioid Use Disorders and will allow for better, easier access to medication for those with OUDs,” said POWER Clinical Director, Kara Hall.
POWER Administration
907 West Street, 2nd Floor
Pittsburgh, PA 15221