Everett

Choosing the right level of care depends on your current needs, symptoms, and life circumstances. If you’re unsure where to begin, you’re not alone. We are here to help you make that decision. We offer a confidential assessment during which our admissions team will consider your physical health, mental health, substance use history, and social environment. Together, we will evaluate whether our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), or Outpatient Treatment (OP) is the best fit for you. 

Our support doesn’t end when treatment does. We recognize that transitioning back into daily life can be challenging, and we provide comprehensive aftercare planning to help each individual maintain momentum and structure after treatment. Our aftercare services are designed to reinforce the skills learned during treatment, such as coping strategies, relapse prevention, and healthy relationship-building while addressing ongoing needs like employment and housing. With a strong emphasis on long-term success, our aftercare plans are personalized to fit the individual’s goals, strengths, and unique path to recovery.

Yes. Case management is a core part of our treatment program and begins as soon as a person enters one of our programs. Our case managers provide clients with individualized support to remove practical barriers that often interfere with recovery. Whether someone needs help finding stable housing, employment opportunities, transportation to appointments, or access to community resources, we are here to help. These services help build confidence, reduce stress, and give individuals the tools to advocate for themselves in recovery and beyond. We believe recovery is more sustainable when people feel supported in all areas of life.

Yes, we offer alternative therapies alongside traditional treatment approaches. One of our key offerings is acupuncture therapy, which is facilitated by a licensed acupuncturist. Acupuncture can be particularly helpful in reducing withdrawal symptoms, managing stress, and supporting emotional regulation, especially during the early stages of sobriety. This holistic approach is used as part of an integrative care plan that may also include evidence-based practices, such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Incorporating alternative therapies like acupuncture helps many clients feel more grounded and physically at ease during a process that can be emotionally and mentally intense. We acknowledge that every person heals differently, and we strive to offer a range of therapeutic options to meet those diverse needs. 

Yes, we also offer MAT as part of our comprehensive approach to recovery, particularly for individuals struggling with opioid or alcohol dependence. MAT combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to relieve withdrawal symptoms, reduce cravings, and stabilize brain chemistry. This integrated approach helps clients regain physical balance and mental clarity so they can more fully engage in their recovery process. MAT is not a stand-alone solution, but it can play a role as part of a broader, evidence-based treatment model that includes individual therapy, group counseling, and life skills development. Our medical and clinical teams work closely with each client to determine whether MAT is appropriate and if it fits into their overall care plan.

Sober living is a housing option for individuals recovering from addiction. They have a clear structure and guidelines to help residents continue making progress toward their recovery goals. It is common to have drug testing, curfews, regular household meetings, and daily chores when staying in sober living. There are several benefits, including accountability and peer support. We have sober living homes in Spokane with easy access to work, school, and recreational activities.