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Are you a survivor of Sexual Violence looking for support? Come join us for support and healing Wednesdays at 5:30 PM Location: CARE Consult Room (Clinic 2nd floor) The goal of this support group is to give survivors a foundation to heal through self-care and understanding. For more information call Delina John March 1 & 15 Girls’ Group Siletz Clinic - Behavioral Health 5:00-7:00 pm March 7 Support Group for Survivors of Sexual Violence Siletz Clinic - Community Health 5:30-7:00 pm March 29 Diabetes Luncheon Tribal Community Center 12:00-1:00 pm Siletz Tribal Sexual Assault Advocate Phone: 541-444-9615 Cell: 541-270-5581 E-mail: delinaj@ctsi.nsn.us 2018 NATIONAL POISON PREVENTION WEEK - MARCH 18-24 In 2015, America’s 55 poison centers received over 2.8 million calls. Of those, about 2.2 million of which were about people coming into contact with dangerous or potentially dangerous substances. The rest were calls for information. For tips and information, call your local poison center at 1-800-222-1222 or visit www.aapcc.org Siletz Community Health Clinic Providers Medical Lisa Taylor, Medical Director Dr. Jalien Dorris, Physician (Family Medicine) Dr. Stephen Burns, Physician (Pediatrics) Dr. Sean Rash, Physician (Pediatrics) Tami Martin, (Family Nurse Practitioner) On-call: Erin Carrington, (Physician Assistant Certified) Dental Dr. Jeremy Vistica, Dental Director Dr. Gordon Stanger, Dentist Teresa Carpenter, Dental Hygienist Alison Noble, Dental Hygienist Look for sales & plan meals accordingly Embrace whole grains & beans Plan & prep meals ahead Buy fresh produce when it’s in season & freeze it Don’t be afraid to try new foods Keep an organized fridge & pantry Repurpose leftovers Go to the Farmers market at the end of the day Cook & eat at home more often Make your own healthy snacks Pack your lunch Optometry Dr. Lorene Stanger, Optometrist March 2018 • Siletz News • 5
