Resources: Recovery Services

Private psychiatric hospital specializing in the treatment of mental health and chemical dependency. Cedar Hills provides Inpatient, Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Programs. All major insurance, Medicare & TRICARE are accepted.

Residential drug and alcohol treatment for single women who are pregnant or with children 5 years and younger. Intake number is 503-233-5395

Outpatient alcohol and drug treatment, DUII program, violence intervention program, adult and teen services, Hispanic services program.

Help line and call center for people struggling with cocaine addiction.

Alcohol and drug treatment and outpatient services. Men's residential (44 beds), and women's (20 beds) at same facility; 4-6 month program for drugs.

Outpatient alcohol and drug treatment.

The adult program consists of gender-specific residential treatment and outpatient services. Also co-occurring disorders, DUII, and youth program.

Dual Diagnosis Anonymous of Oregon is a peer support program based on a version of the 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous with an additional 5 Steps that focus on Dual Diagnosis (mental illness and substance abuse). DDA's unique 12 Steps Plus 5 program offers hope for achieving the promise of recovery. 

In-patient medical detox (5-7 days), CHIERS (24-hour sobering station can receive up to 6 people at a time). Sub-acute medical facility with 24-hour nurse staff and doctors on- call, counseling and referrals.

Drug and alcohol outpatient; women's trauma recovery; and men's group programs (DUI certified)

Youth, adult, DUI, child and family.

Dual diagnosis program, case managers, residential options, drug and alcohol treatment, activities, and other social supports. Not a walk-in clinic.

Drug and alcohol referral for people begining enrollment with Dept. of Community Justice, or have a parole officer.

8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Additional services, including work development, counselingand transitional housing. Case management for inpatient drug and alcohol treatment.

Adult outpatient services, DUI, related programs. Also referrals to Provicence detox.

SMHS is based in Beaverton, Oregon and serves adults with severe and persistent mental illness in Washington County. Services provided by SMHS are funded through a variety of public funds including Medicaid, OHP, Medicare and some commercial insurance. Services can include Individual/Group Therapy, Family Education/Therapy, Case Management : Intensive Community Outreach, Alcohol and Drug Treatment, Psychiatric Medication Management, and Supported Employment.

12-14-month faith-based residency program for men age 18 and older. Residents also work at the thrift shop at the same location.

Outpatient, DUI recovery services.

Recovery meetings: AA, NA, GA, CMA, Al-Anon, Nar-Anon. Call for meeting schedules.

Alcohol and drug counseling and management, 12-step classes, after care in a transitional phase. Intake, referral and transport to the Christian based, non-smoking co-ed recovery home in Battleground, Wash.