Past Workshops & Events
In honor of Suicide Prevention Month, OASIS collaborated with District 28 Assemblymember Gail Pellerin and her team at the largest district-sponsored event CareFair 2025, a mental wellness resource fair in Los Gatos Community Center! OASIS tabled alongside national health organizations, including HeartMath, National Mental Health Alliance, Sacred Heart, Planned Parenthood, El Camino Health, First Responder Dogs, and more to provide mental health resources to the community and represent the youth.
CareFair 2024
Gottman Horsemen and Antidotes: The Methods to Recovery
The Gottman Horsemen, also known as the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" in the context of relationships, are four negative communication patterns identified by Dr. John Gottman and his colleagues. OASIS held a seminar to educate the youth and discuss the ways that we can break this cycle and promote healthy recovery and healing.
Creative Art Intervention
Creative Art Intervention is the practice and use of artistic methods and expressions—such as visual art, music, theater, dance, or literature—to engage individuals or communities in a process of reflection, healing, and emotional processing. OASIS hosted a local Creative Art Intervention Workshop at Almaden Branch Library for younger children in which they made and crafted Self-Affirmation Jars as a way to channel their emotions into a positive output and create an environment in which positive affirmation and healing is associated with community.
IN A CRISIS.
You are never alone. When faced with urgent distress, you can seek support through dedicated helplines that provide immediate assistance, guidance, and resources 24/7. Reaching out to these helplines during a crisis can offer a lifeline of support, foster recovery and healing, and find you the right help following traumatic events.
Call or text the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988.
Call or text the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-4673.
Call or text the National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-422-4453.
In situations requiring immediate action, call 911 or contact your local emergency services immediately.