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Information on alcohol/drug related issues; counseling; referrals; diagnostic services; intensive outpatient treatment; alcohol/drug information school for individuals/youth/their families.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Alcoholics Anonymous: 12 step recover groups for people who are alcoholics or are recovering alcoholics, or substance abusers. Service is manned by volunteers and answering service is available. There is a full listing of all available services on website www.piercecountyaa.org(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

Shelter and homeless services, housing, youth, child, and family services, specialized services, services for seniors and people with disabilities, mental health services, and addiction recovery services. (Keywords: Counseling, Depression, Food, Housing, Mental Health, Pregnancy, Recovery, Relative, Shelter, Special Needs, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Catholic Community Services in Snohomish County provides the following housing services: *Housing and homeless assistance * Specialized housing for single mothers in recovery, and their children; chronically homeless; pregnant and parenting women * HIV/AIDS housing and assistance * (Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

Provides core mental health services that include individual and / or family counseling, medication evaluation / management and coordination with primary care physicians, and case management. Group therapy for children and adolescents is also provided.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health, Recovery, )

Residential eating disorder treatment center: We provide therapeutic treatment that addresses the eating disorder behavior as well as the underlying emotional issues that contributed to the development of the eating disorder. We educate on nutrition and practical kitchen and food skills to help support recovery.(Keywords: Counseling, Food, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Founded in 1997, Children's Country Home is an eight-bed, nonprofit home that provides 24-hour skilled care to medically fragile and technologically-dependent children. (Keywords: Health, Public Health, Recovery, Respite, Toddler, )

Compass Health has a comprehensive range of behavioral health programs serving children, youth, adults, and older adults from a variety of income levels and ethnic cultures. Clients may be experiencing a crisis, seeking assistance for an emotional or behavioral problem, have both a mental health problem and a chemical dependency problem, or be chronically mentally ill. We also provide consultation, training and education services to other medical providers, law enforcement and correction faci(Keywords: Counseling, Depression, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Chemical dependency and domestic violence treatment in Snohomish County. Residential treatment for pregnant and parenting mothers. Families In Recovery group on-site. On-site child care.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Support group with guided curriculum on parenting and ACES for parents who have been in a treatment program. May satisfy requirements as a sober support group or court ordered parenting classes. Childcare provided at no costs. Please arrive early the first time you bring children in order to fill out enrollment forms(Keywords: Father, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

Intensive drug/alcohol outpatient; assessment/referral; court evaluations; DUI; deferred prosecution evaluations; aftercare groups; youth intervention/education/treatment; family support. Outreach offices in Curlew, Keller, Orient, Inchelium.(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Not open to the public (FIR).(Keywords: Domestic Violence, Housing, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Public Health, Recovery, )

Certifies alcohol/drug treatment; alcohol/drug assessments; family treatment; outpatient; evaluations; relapse prevention.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

This 12-week class is designed to help understand the effects that DV has on children and everyone involved; to learn and practice new problem-solving techniques with children; and to help find support and counseling for yourself and your children.(Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Domestic Violence, Education, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Stress, Support, )

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children's Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Recovery, Sexual Assault, )

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children's Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Recovery, Sexual Assault, )

Our mission is to recognize the right of all children to a safe childhood. Kids First Children\'s Advocacy Center of Stevens County strives to reduce trauma and provide support to child victims of sexual abuse and their families. This is accomplished by providing on-site agency collaboration and the use of a multidisciplinary team approach in investigation and treatment of child abuse. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Recovery, Sexual Assault, )

Support group for child abuse and neglect victims.(Keywords: Abuse, Child Protective Services, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Neglect, Recovery, )

Mental health/chemical dependency outpatient services; 24 hour crisis response; outpatient substance abuse treatment; brief therapy case management.(Keywords: Counseling, Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

Families in recovery - not open to public(Keywords: Housing, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Families in Recovery online support group Attendance can count toward sober support group or parenting group/class if needed. Talk to the instructor. (Keywords: Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Relative, Step Parent, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Families in Recovery online support group Attendance can count toward sober support group or parenting group/class if needed. Talk to the instructor. (Keywords: Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Step Parent, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Support group for parents in recovery from substance abuse. Drop-In group.(Keywords: FAS, Father, Grandparent, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Support group for parents in recovery from substance abuse. Drop-In group.(Keywords: FAS, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Child Protective Services, FAS, Health, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Public Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

The Parent‐Child Assistance Program (PCAP) is an evidence‐based home visitation case‐management model for mothers who abuse alcohol or drugs during pregnancy. Its goals are to help mothers build healthy families and prevent future births of children exposed prenatally to alcohol and drugs.(Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Child Protective Services, FAS, Home Visit, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

A 12 week parenting class for parents invested in strengthening family relationships.(Keywords: Anger management, Recovery, )

For parents who are recovering from alcohol and/or drug abuse. This class offers insights into a child\'s perspective and feelings towards their parent. It helps parents learn positive parenting skills, how to have honest communication and help in rebuilding the parent/child releationship. 2 hours a week. Call for more information.(Keywords: Education, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

A treatment for families that focuses on reducing serious child behavioral problems, improving parenting skills, and changing relationships. PCIT uses a concrete, skill-based approach to teach children and parents new and positive ways to relate to each other. In each session, the parent and child play together as a PCIT therapist coaches the parent on interactions. The therapist helps the parent practice and master new skills. (Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Domestic Violence, Recovery, Sexual Assault, )

The Day Program is an intensive outpatient mental health treatment program for new and expecting moms. Part of the Center for Perinatal Bonding and Support, the Day Program is led by psychiatrists and therapists who specialize in caring for new and expecting moms. We welcome new moms to our supportive community where you can speak openly and get help for symptoms including sleeplessness, uncontrollable worrying, emptiness, not feeling like yourself, intrusive thoughts, anxiety and more. No referral needed. (Keywords: Baby, Counseling, Depression, Infant, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Recovery, Stress, Support, )

Intensive alcohol/drug outpatient treatment; relapse therapy; ongoing treatment; couples groups; ADATSA assessment; referral; DUI services.(Keywords: Counseling, Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

A sexual assault center, providing medical and legal advocacy, as well as support services such as free support groups, case management, referrals for counseling and community education.We are part of a child advocacy center with law enforcement, child protective services, victim advocacy & mental health.(Keywords: Abuse, Counseling, Health, Nursing, Recovery, )

Rod's House Drop-In Center for Homeless Youth is a project of the Homeless Youth Workgroup of Yakima County.Rod's House provides meals, laundry and shower facilities, clothing and personal hygiene supplies, and computer access along with referrals to education options, health care, employment, and social services.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Clothing, Counseling, Disability, Food, Fun, Health, Housing, Latino, Mental Health, Recovery, Shelter, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, )

Counseling for individuals, children, couples. Groups.(Keywords: Counseling, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Certified intensive outpatient drug/ alcohol treatment; DWI assessment;alcohol/drug information school, ADIS; relapse prevention; different levels of treatment for alcohol/drug dependency, after care, and deferred prosecution. Domestic violence services. Spokane addiction recovery (SPARC), outpatient services. 509- 624-5228(Keywords: Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

Detox; inpatient; residential; day patient; outpatient; intervention; assessment; relapse program; family program; medical evaluation; individual & group therapy.(Keywords: Recovery, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Weekly free outpatient support group for Teens and adults. Separate but simultaneous meeting for family members and support. (Keywords: Recovery, Teen, )

Valley Cities offers programs and services that address therapeutic and other needs of adults, children, and families. These services address behavioral healthcare, parenting support, chemical dependence and dual diagnoses, domestic violence, early intervention for children w/special needs, and other basic needs.(Keywords: Anger management, Basic Needs, Counseling, Depression, Domestic Violence, FAS, Grandparent, Housing, Infant, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Recovery, Spanish, Special Needs, Substance Abuse, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Grief and Loss: A Healing Process Group- We experience so many kinds of loss throughout our lives: death, divorce, beloved pets, job loss, loss of health, or mobility. Without support and adequate grieving, these losses can seem overwhelming. Please join the YWCA for a healing journey as we explore different types of loss, the ways we respond, grief cycles, and healthy ways to approach our grief. In better understanding ourselves and our feelings, we can process our losses in a healing way, providing a groundwork that honors memories and paves a future path.(Keywords: Counseling, Depression, Divorce, Father, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Health, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Transitional housing, shelter, housing stability, and support services for pregnant and parenting teens; youth; disabled adults; families and individuals facing mental illness; formerly incarcerated; and adult men and women. Temporary housing for families visiting incarcerated family members.(Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Disability, Food, Housing, Mental Health, Recovery, Support, )

Help families achieve sufficiency in the following areas: housing, physical health, alcohol/drug abuse, legal service, parenting, mental & emotional health, transportation, income & budgeting, family & social relations.(Keywords: Health, Housing, Legal, Mental Health, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Recovery, Substance Abuse, )

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Recovery, )

The Incarcerated Veterans Reintegration Services is a joint project with King, Pierce, Thurston and Clark Counties. It addresses the needs of veterans' incarcerated in Country Correctional Facilities, offering alternatives to jail and referral to housing, employment services, and treatment. Many of the veterans have come to jail due to untreated drug and alcohol issues, poverty, homelessness, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. (Keywords: Basic Needs, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Recovery, )

The Opportunity Council is a private, non-profit Community Action Agency serving homeless and low-income families and individuals. Our mission is to help people improve their lives through education, support, and direct assistance while advocating for just and equitable communities.(Keywords: Baby, Basic Needs, Childcare, Clothing, Daycare, Diapers, Early Learning, Education, Father, Foster Care, Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandparent, Infant, Latino, Mother, Playgroup, Post-Adoption, Preschool, Recovery, School Readiness, Spanish, Step Parent, Teen, Toddler, )

CCS provides wraparound services for children and youth with multiple and complex needs in Whatcom and Skagit counties. A child/youth’s history and needs, as well the family’s interest in participating, are taken into consideration when deciding whether our wraparound program offers the appropriate level of care. The wraparound process is intended to achieve positive outcomes by providing a structured, creative and individualized team planning process with youth, family and natural supports as key members of the team. The program is voluntary and each enrolled family is assigned a Care Coordinator who supports the team process. An assigned Family Support Partner represents the parent perspective and serves as parent support and advocate. Youth Partners are available for older youth to engage them in their own treatment. An assigned therapist works closely with youth, their families, and the entire wraparound team. Wraparound services adhere to certain defining principles, such as youth-guided, family-centered, strengths-based and culturally relevant.(Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Adoption, Anger management, Autism, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Depression, Disability, Father, Foster Care, Health, Home Visit, Mental Health, Mother, Post-Adoption, Recovery, School, Step Parent, Stress, Support, Teen, )

Behavioral Health Services provides mental health counseling, therapy and case management services for adults, children, adolescents and their families. Services: Individual, group and family therapy Psychiatric services, including evaluations, medication management and primary care consulting Therapeutic care for youths Crisis assessment and intervention for children and adolescents Psychological testing and evaluation for special populations Brief therapy Behavioral assessment program for children Behavioral Health Services also assists people needing specialized services such as vocational support, therapeutic foster care and parenting classes. (Keywords: ADD, ADHD, Abuse, Anger management, Counseling, Child Protective Services, Disability, Divorce, Domestic Violence, DSHS, Father, Grandparent, Health, Latino, Mental Health, Mother, Postpartum, Public Health, Recovery, Spanish, Stress, Support, Teen, Toddler, )

Sexual assault victim advocacy; 24 hour crisis line; certified drug/alcohol outpatient treatment; methadone program; vocational services; comprehensive mental health; housing; domestic violence program.(Keywords: Depression, Domestic Violence, Health, Housing, Mental Health, Recovery, Stress, Substance Abuse, )

This private nonprofit organization, provides a full range of mental health, chemical dependency, housing, veterans, domestic violence, and sexual assault services as well as community education and other specialized services throughout Yakima, Kittitas, and Klickitat Counties. (Keywords: Anger management, Counseling, Depression, Disability, Domestic Violence, Mental Health, Postpartum, Recovery, Sexual Assault, Stress, Substance Abuse, Support, )

Greater Columbia Behavioral Health (GCBH) is one of several Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs) in Washington State. GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Recovery, )

Greater Columbia Behavioral Health (GCBH) is one of several Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs) in Washington State. GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Recovery, )

Greater Columbia Behavioral Health (GCBH) is one of several Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs) in Washington State. GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Recovery, )

Greater Columbia Behavioral Health (GCBH) is one of several Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs) in Washington State. GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Recovery, )

Greater Columbia Behavioral Health (GCBH) is one of several Behavioral Health Organizations (BHOs) in Washington State. GCBH ensures behavioral health services are available to enrollees through its provider network and works collaboratively with system stakeholders. GCBH envisions a community that encourages recovery, cultural competency, clinical excellence and access to services.(Keywords: Health, Recovery, )