Triumph Treatment Services

Triumph Treatment Services is an agency which serves Yakima County with chemical dependency treatment outpatient, residential, and housing services. Triumph is multifaceted, providing a continuum of care for chemically dependent individuals and their families. They offer assessment, intensive outpatient services, stabilization group, relapse prevention, family programs, residential treatment, alcohol and drug information school (ADIS), and housing in Yakima, Washington.

Established in 1961, Triumph has grown in response to the needs of the individuals in Yakima County with the disease of chemical dependency. Triumph has a staff of over 100, and a yearly budget of approximately $3 million.

United Way funds two programs at Triumph Treatment Services for families called How to Cope and Out From Under. These programs are free to the participants. United Way also funds an education/prevention program for kids in 4th and 5th grade called Straight Talk. It tells kids about the dangers of the Gateway Drugs of alcohol, tobacco, inhalants, and marijuana.

Other programs include Residential Inpatient Treatment, long-term treatment programs, Child Safety, Transition Housing, Permanent Clean & Sober Housing, Outpatient Services, and a Parent-Child Assistance Program.

Contact Information:

Triumph Treatment Services
102 S. Naches Avenue
P.O. Box 2849
Yakima, WA 98907

Email

Phone: (509) 248-1800
Fax: (509) 576-3076

The Lighthouse Recovery Centre;

The Lighthouse is a center for alcoholism and addiction recovery located in Blaine, Washington near the Canadian border.

Lighthouse is a DASA approved facility and has been providing addiction recovery and counseling for the past two years.

The counseling staff has over 20 years of chemical dependency treatment and counseling experience and are all Chemical Dependency Professional’s (CDP), or Registered Counselors seeking a CDP in the state of Washington.

The Lighthouse provides service and counseling in the following areas …

• Intensive Outpatient Treatment
• Outpatient Treatment
• ADIS/Alcohol/Drug Instructional School
• Deferred Prosecution
• Aftercare and Family Programs
• Individualized Counseling
• Evaluations, Assessments, & Referrals
• Relapse Prevention
• Relationships and Intimacy
• Alternative Lifestyle Issues
• Transitions and Self Esteem
• Emotional and Anger Management
• Suicide Prevention
• Grief and Loss

ADIS
(Alcohol/Drug Information School)

ADIS Classes are scheduled monthly

contact Information:

Website: The Lighthouse

E-Mail

Clinical Director:
Joyce Bigelow, CDP

442 Peace Portal Dr.
Blaine, WA. 98230

(360) 332-8549

2nd Chance Recovery Center

2nd Chance Recovery Center is a Washington state approved treatment facility offering a range of outpatient services to assist clients in addressing problems with alcohol and drugs.

Programs Offered:
ASAM Level II.I – DEFERRED PROSECUTION 10.05 – 2 years
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level II.I - Level 1: INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT – 1 Year
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – INTENSIVE RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 1
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I - RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I - RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 6 Months
Phase 2

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 1 Year
Phase 2
Phase 3

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 6 Months
Phase 2

ASAM Level I – OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 16 Weeks
Phase 2

ASAM Level I - RELAPSE PREVENTION OUTPATIENT TREATMENT – 12 Weeks
Phase 2

ALCHOHOL DRUG INFORMATION PROGRAM – ADIS SCHOOL
Level 0.5 8 hours (one 8-hour session) $60

Assessments/Evaluations $50
 
 

Contact Information:

Website: 2nd Chance Recovery Center

2nd Chance Recovery Center
Burien, WA 98166
(206) 242-4915

Assessment & Treatment Associates, Inc.

Assessment & Treatment Associates is a state-certified chemical dependency treatment agency offering a full range of outpatient services including individual, group, couples and family therapy to assist clients in addressing problems with alcohol and drugs.

Services provided include: Alcohol/Drug Assessment
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Continuing Care
Relapse Prevention Treatment
Outpatient Treatment
Alcohol & Drug Information School
Victim’s Impact Panel
Re-Evaluations
Mandatory Court Ordered Services
Adolescent Evaluations
Couples and Family Therapy
Mental Health Counseling
Consultation

Their services are flexible and take into account work schedule, family needs, travel, and other factors that require an accommodation to a client’s life demands.

Contact Information:

Website: Assessment & Treatment Associates, Inc.

Bellevue Branch

13353 Bel-Red Road, Suite 101
Bellevue, WA 98005
Phone: 425.289.1600
Fax: 425.484.6541

Auburn Branch

4508 Auburn Way North, Suite B
Auburn, WA 98002
Phone: 253.205.8200
Fax: 253.323.3370

Mountlake Terrace Branch

1907 64th Ave. West, Suite 310 – Plaza 220
Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043
Phone: 425.289.1600
Fax: 206.289.8857

Port Townsend Branch

211 Taylor Street, Suite 401 B
Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone: 360.554.8067
Fax: 360.554.8068

Colonial Clinic

Colonial Clinic - Private Alcohol and Drug Treatment & Mental Health Services.
   

Colonial Clinic in Spokane Washington offers programs for Comprehensive Intensive Outpatient Treatment Services as well as:

DUI & Legal Evaluation
Individualized Treatment
Family Educational & Treatment Program
Relapse Prevention Therapy
Couples & Group Therapy
Evaluation & Intervention Services
 

The staff at Colonial Clinic include:
 
Certified Mental Health Counselors
Certified Chemical Dependency Professionals
Certified Relapse Prevention Specialists
 

Colonial Clinic believes that chemical dependency is a treatable chronic disease which affects individuals, their families, and significant others on multiple levels of their lives. 

Their primary goal is to promote long term recovery through the development of self-awareness and personalized knowledge of the addiction-recovery process. 

Colonial Clinic is approved by the State of Washington, Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse, to provide Outpatient Services regarding the use/abuse/dependency of alcohol and other drugs.
 

Contact Information

910 North Washington, Suite 210
Spokane, WA 99201
(509) 327-9831

email

Website:  Colonial Clinic

Consejo Counseling and Referral Services

Consejo Counseling and Referral Service is one of the largest behavioral health agencies in Washington State.

Their bilingual and bicultural staff provides culturally-competent services designed to enhance client strengths and address the diverse needs of adults, children, adolescents and families in Latino communities across the State of Washington.

Consejo’s Mission is to provide a continuum of behavioral health, substance abuse and domestic violence services including prevention, treatment and housing to individuals and families across Washington utilizing an interdependent treatment model so clients experience acceptance, emotional security and developmental growth while learning new skills to improve the quality of their lives. Consejo’s service delivery empowers clients to participate in their communities at their highest level of functioning.

Consejo Counseling and Referral Service is the most prominent mental health agency providing a comprehensive array of social services to Latino individuals and families across Washington State. Consejo is very pleased that in June of 2004, our Behavioral Health Services Division and Substance Abuse and Chemical Dependency Division both met the stringent requirements of the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF). CARF certifies human service providers who meet their high standards of excellence. For Consejo, the organizational capacity required to meet the rigorous CARF guidelines confirms our agency remains steadfast in its commitment to the Latino community by focusing on client satisfaction and continually enhancing the quality of our services and programs. This perseverance and dedication has resulted in the honor of CARF international accreditation.

Programs include Behavioral Health, Domestic Violence Program, Substance Abuse, Youth, HIV AIDS, and Housing.

Facilities

Villa Esperanza

Owned and operated by Consejo Counseling and Referral Service, Villa Esperanza (Villa of Hope) is a 23 unit newly constructed two- and three-bedroom apartment complex providing transitional housing for homeless Latina survivors of domestic violence and their children.

South Park Youth Service Center

At the behest of Mayor Greg Nickels and the Seattle City Council, Consejo developed Desarrollo Juvenil Latino in Seattle’s South Park. This program specifically addresses the problem of Latino gang violence in the area and formulates a constructive response to the untimely and tragic death of a young Latino who was not involved in gangs but accidentally killed by gang violence.

Kent Service Center

In an effort to increase accessibility and expand our services, Consejo has partnered with The Alliance Center, a coalition of agencies working under one roof to meet the needs of South King County Residents. This strategic location increases the topographic reach of Consejo services to 12 satellite sites in 6 counties. Consejo’s Kent Service Center provides linkage to all Consejo programming including Children and Family Services; Outpatient Mental Health Treatment; Psychiatric Care; individual, group and family therapy; a range of affinity support groups; Domestic Violence Services including Sexual Assault Services and Crime Victim Services; and Effective Parenting Classes. We are proud to have now become a more distinct presence in behavioral health service provision to residents of Kent and areas nearby.

Tri-Cities and Walla Walla

The Domestic Violence Program in Eastern Washington is expanding with two new offices; one in Tri-Cities and a second office in Walla Walla. This is possible thanks to a grant from the Office of Crime Victim Advocates (OCVA). Because our Granger office receives so many calls from all over Eastern Washington, it has been impossible to meet the demand for services. Consejo is extremely pleased we now have three domestic violence service centers in two more cities east of the mountains.

Bellevue Facility

1412 140th PL
NE Bellevue, WA. 98007
425-746-4512

Certifications/Licensing

Certified to provide Community Mental Health Services by the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services
http://www1.dshs.wa.gov

Certified to provide Outpatient Mental Health Evaluations and Treatment by the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services
http://www1.dshs.wa.gov

Certified to provide Alcohol & Drug Information School, DUI Assessments, Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient Treatment by the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services - Division of Alcohol and Substance Abuse
http://www1.dshs.wa.gov/dasa

Certified to provide Domestic Violence Perpetrator Treatment by the Washington State Department of Social & Health Services – Children’s Administration
http://www1.dshs.wa.gov/ca/general/index.asp

Contact Information:

3808 S. Angeline Street
Seattle, WA 98118
(206) 461-4880

Consejo Counseling and Referral
1412 140th PL
NE Bellevue, WA. 98007
425-746-4512

Website: Consejo Counseling and Referral Services

Cascadia Addiction Treatment Services

Holistic Healing for the Mind, Body & Spirit

Philosophy: Holistic Healing

CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES (CATS) is committed to making a positive difference in the lives of individuals and their families that suffer from chemical dependency and other addictive disorders by providing quality, comprehensive, and affordable addictions counseling and substance abuse treatment services. This mission is based on the philosophy that all people intrinsically desire to be free from the bondages of addiction and to seek their own destiny.

CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES maintains a belief that recovery from the disease of addiction is possible, and attainable, and that abstinence from mood-altering chemicals and activities is the foundation for attaining lasting and continuous recovery. We also believe the client is best served through holistic therapy and multidisciplinary treatment. WE believe that effective treatment and ongoing support can facilitate profound and sustainable life-changing experiences for individuals and their families.

CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES is the product of a vision . . . a quality intensive addictions and substance abuse assessment and outpatient treatment facility that emphasizes the need for personal growth and healing from the inside, as the path to achieving long-term recovery from addictive disorders. We are dedicated to providing a safe atmosphere that preserves the dignity and self-respect of each client.

Outpatient Programs:

ASSESSMENT SERVICES:

Cascadia Addiction Treatment Services provides comprehensive chemical dependency and DUI assessment services that comply with State and legal requirements.

INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT TREATMENT:

IOP is a community-based intensive two-year outpatient program for treatment of alcohol and other drug addiction. The IOP program meets all the state requirements for the Deferred Prosecution Program (RCW 10.05.090).

OUTPATIENT TREATMENT and AFTERCARE PROGRAMS:

Cascadia Addiction Treatment Services provides community-based individualized Outpatient Treatment Programs tailored to meet the needs of each client and their family. Outpatient programs include Weekly sessions and Monthly Aftercare, as well as Relapse Intervention, Relapse Prevention Education, Counseling, and Individual Treatment Planning.

ALCOHOL/DRUG INFORMATION SCHOOL:

A/DIS is a 9-hour class designed to meet the requirements for persons who are assessed as having no significant problem with alcohol or other drugs. The class is structured to provide information on the effects of alcohol and drugs and driving.

Quality Assurance:

CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES is certified by the Department of Health as an Adult Outpatient Substance Abuse and Chemical Dependency Treatment Program operated in accordance with Washington State Administrative Code 388-805. CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES assures that the agency and its representatives adhere to patient care and privacy policies and procedures in accordance with Washington State Administrative Code (WAC) 388-805-150 (1)(c.

Qualified Counselors

Treatment at CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES consistes of structured education groups, interactive group therapy and individual and family counseling. All treatment services provided at CASCADIA ADDICTION TREATMENT SERVICES are performed by staff who are State-Registered and Certified by the Department of Health.

COST:

Costs are covered by most Health Insurance Plans. CATS offers a sliding payment schedule for those that qualify.

How do I know if I, or someone I care about has a
problem with alcoholism, substance abuse, or addiction?

What To Look For

Criteria for determining dependence:

1. Increase in tolerance to mood-altering substances.
2. Withdrawal symptoms occur when drug use stops.
3. Substance is taken in larger amounts over a longer period of time.
4. There is a persistent desire or unsuccessful attempts to cut down or control use.
5. Incresed amount of time spent in activities necessary to obtain, use, and recover from substance use.
6. Important social, occupational, or recreational activities are given up due to substance use.
7. Substance use is continued despite the knowledge of having reccurring problems that are likely to have been caused by substance use.

When the use of alcohol, tobacco, or other chemicals has caused concern, or because it has begun to interfere with your physical, psychological, and/or social/spiritual life, you need to talk to a competent, knowledgeable, and caring professional to help you find answers and solutions that work for you.

Your first consultation is free and all consultations are strictly confidential.
Call: 360-373-0155
Or
ALCOHOL/DRUG 24-HOUR HELP LINE
1-800-562-1240

Member of National Association of Addiction Counselors (NAADAC)
and
Chemical Dependency Professionals of Washington State (CDPWS)

Contact Information:

2817 Wheaton Way, Suite 205
Bremerton, WA 98310

360-373-0155
FAX 360-373-0258

Website: Cascadia Addiction Treatment Services

Blue Mountain Counseling (BMC) of Columbia County

Blue Mountain Counseling is a private non-profit outpatient behavioral health care program located in Dayton Washington (Columbia County.)

Blue Mountain Counseling (BMC) offers multi-dimensional care, including programs in mental health, chemical dependency, and developmental disabilities counseling. BMC also provides transitional mental health housing as well as 24 hour Crisis Response Services. Blue Mountain Counseling’s staff is comprised of Bachelor and Masters level therapists, Case Managers, a Medical Doctor, and a Clinical Psychologist.

Treatment Centers Contact Information:

Blue Mountain Counseling of Columbia County
221 East Washington Street
Dayton, WA 99328

Todd Wagner

Website: Blue Mountain Counseling of Columbia County

DUI Car Insurance

CADDTP - California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs

The California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs, also commonly referred to as “CADDTP”, is a non-profit, mutual benefit organization, which was originally formed as an association in 1986 and then incorporated in 1988.  CADDTP is self-supported through membership dues, association activities, and contributions. CADDTP’s policies are established by a volunteer board of directors, which is elected from among those individuals who are the designated representatives of organizational members.

There are several categories of active membership in CADDTP:

(1) organizational membership is limited to state-licensed driving-under-the-influence, or “DUI”, programs;
(2) individual membership is open to most individuals; and
(3) associate membership is designated for those other organizations who wish to participate in and support the Association.
CADDTP is a pro-active organization which seeks to promote understanding of, improve, and sometimes preserve, the role of the state-licensed driving-under-the-influence (education and counseling) programs in California’s approach to alcohol and other drug impaired driving. CADDTP also seeks to evaluate and enhance the services offered by its members and others in providing DUI programs throughout the state.
CADDTP’s organizational membership currently includes a majority of the several hundred DUI programs licensed by the California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs. Almost 200 persons, most of who are employed in DUI programs as counselors, instructors, and/or administrators, comprise CADDTP’s individual membership.
CADDTP holds semi-annual educational forums, open to both members and non-members. These forums include issues that address both the internal and external concerns of DUI program operators and staff members.

CADDTP places heavy emphasis on regular communications with its membership about the Association’s activities and developments in the DUI field. Such communication is primarily accomplished through periodic newsletters, regular reports on legislation, other “special” reports, and bulletins. Meetings of the CADDTP’s board of directors and members are held at least twice a year preceding the educational forums.
There is a growing body of evidence that California’s system of license sanctions AND DUI education/counseling programs are the most effective ways to reduce subsequent DUI incidents among those who have been convicted of DUI. (Source: California Department of Motor Vehicles’ 1995 through 2005 Annual Reports of the California DUI Management Information System) California’s DUI program network is arguably the most inclusive, structured, and complex one in the United States: (1) all the programs in that network must be licensed by the state and monitored by their respective counties, (2) they must conform to statewide education, counseling, and other requirements, and (3) with minor and controlled exceptions for rural areas, all of the programs in the network must be self-supporting through fees paid by participants. Yet, by law no one who is unable to pay can be denied services.

For two decades, the California DUI program network has been providing services to well over 120 thousand impaired drivers per year at no cost to taxpayers. Even though the total number of DUI-related fatalities has risen slightly in the past several years, they are still markedly lower that they were before California’s DUI program system was established.  DUI-related arrests have also dramatically lowered during this time, and recidivism continues to decline.   CADDTP believes that future studies and evaluations will show that the DUI programs are not only an important component in preventing recidivism, but that they are also a wide-reaching and effective means of moving alcohol and other drug dependent individuals toward long-term recovery. CADDTP will continue to work to improve and promote understanding of those programs.
contact Information:

Executive Director Mike Wood JD

CADDTP
1731 Howe Ave., PMB #352
Sacramento, CA
95825

Phone: (800) 464-3597
Fax: (800) 585-5411

Website: California Association of Drinking Driver Treatment Programs

Treatment Center Profiles - Alcoholism and Drug Dependence Treatment Centers

The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence - Orange County (NCADD-OC) is a non-profit, community-based organization that provides professional resources on alcohol, tobacco, and drug-related issues. For 50 years, they have provided high-quality programs and services aimed at improving the quality of life for the residents of Orange County.

Since their establishment in July 1957, they have provide high-quality programs and services aimed at improving the quality of life for the residents of Orange County. Their California State licensed Drinking Driver Programs offer educational classes available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Cambodian, and Korean in order to cater to the needs of our diverse community.

Two locations are at:

Irvine Spectrum Office (405 and 5 freeway split)

5 Mason #150
Irvine, CA 92618

Phone: 949.770.1191
Fax: 949.770.4660

Santa Ana Office:

1631 N. Bristol Street #300
Santa Ana, CA 92706

Phone: 714.835.4252
Fax: 714.560.1680

For more information please visit them on the Internet at National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence