Addiction Treatment in Seattle

Dual diagnosis treatment is for individuals experiencing both a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health condition at the same time, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, or bipolar disorder. Co-occurring conditions often make each other worse, and treating each condition at the same time leads to better outcomes and is essential for long-term recovery. Our dual diagnosis programs work to identify the root causes of both issues and provide the tools and education necessary to manage one’s mental health while maintaining sobriety. Through comprehensive assessments, therapy, personalized treatment plans, medication management if needed, and more, our team can help you or a loved one lower your risk of relapse and achieve greater life satisfaction. Dual diagnosis treatment is comprehensive and effective.

At our Seattle drug rehab, we use a variety of evidence-based therapies. Evidence-based means the therapies have been researched and studied in-depth over time and that they are effective, in this case, for treating addiction or mental health disorders. We often use Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), two forms of talk therapy that help change negative thought patterns, improve emotional regulation, and help participants communicate more easily. We also use individual counseling, group therapy, and psychoeducation, which help individuals better understand addiction, relapse prevention, and mental wellness. Because everyone is unique, therapies at Rebuilt Treatment & Recovery are tailored to each person’s needs. 

Getting started is simple. Call us at (509) 210-6603 or fill out the form on our admissions page. Our team will guide you through the next steps, including completing necessary assessments and having a conversation with you to understand your needs. Once we determine the right level of care together, we can start making plans for insurance verification, paperwork, and scheduling your intake. The first step of treatment can feel overwhelming, so our dedicated staff will walk you through the process at your own pace. 

Yes. We accept most private insurance policies and Medicaid and have a discounted cash pay rate for those without insurance. You can verify your insurance here or by calling us and speaking with an admissions team member. We know that finding insurance benefits can be confusing, and we do not want that to be a barrier to treatment or, more importantly, your recovery. 

Absolutely! Relapse happens to many people, but it doesn’t mean their recovery journey is a failure. If you have relapsed before, know that you are not alone. Our team believes in a nonjudgmental, compassionate approach to relapse and treatment, and we also want to meet you where you are. We will work to understand, with you, what contributed to the relapse, and then we can work together on developing new coping skills and strategies to prevent it in the future. Our goal is to meet you where you are, with the care you need, when you need it.