In a recent push to address substance use concerns within the community, Yamhill County Public Health has taken to social media to offer a quick self-assessment tool for residents. The public health agency shared a link to a six-question check-in inviting individuals to evaluate their drinking or substance use habits. “Are you questioning the amount you are drinking or using substances? Take a few minutes to take our 6 question check-in to find out your risk level and learn about local and virtual resources,” the health department posted on their Facebook page.
The screening provides users with an accessible way to anonymously assess their risk level and is designed to quickly connect them with pertinent resources and support. The department emphasized the value of taking the time to check in, stating, “A few minutes could give you the clarity your looking for, take the check-in here.” The tool also offers a Spanish language option, clearly striving to ensure inclusivity within their community engagement…