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Bainbridge Island, Washington Overdose, Support, & Treatment Addiction Resources
Just across the Puget Sound from Seattle, Bainbridge Island is home to the Bloedel Reserve and features breathtaking views of the Cascade Mountains.
But like so many other cities in the Pacific Northwest, Bainbridge Island has a serious drug and alcohol addiction problem. And also like so many other cities across the country, many residents just don’t know where to go to find the help they need.
This guide to addiction resources in and around Bainbridge Island, WA takes a closer look at some of the best resources in the area. Whether it’s overdose help, local support groups, or professional treatment, we’ll look at a range of options to help keep residents safe, supported, and sober.
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The Dangers of Overdosing
Unchecked substance abuse can lead to a slew of problems. It can ravage relationships, sabotage career goals, drain finances, and so much more.
But the ways that it can impact your health are some of the most alarming. And this is especially true in the case of overdoses.
Overdoses can and do cause serious health problems that can end up lasting a lifetime. And in many cases, it can lead to death.
Deaths via overdose are on the rise too. Fatal overdoses in the U.S. numbered over 70 thousand in 2017 alone – up by a whopping 316% since 1999.
It isn’t any wonder why drug overdoses are now the number one killer of Americans under the age of 55.
It’s not just drugs either. Alcohol poisoning has become so rampant that 6 lives are lost every single day to an alcohol overdose in the United States alone.
And all of this spells out the need to know both the signs of an overdose and what you should do to treat it.
Different drugs have different overdose symptoms. And knowing which go with each can make treating an overdose much easier.
Below are the most common overdose symptoms for some of the most widely-abused drugs today.
Benzodiazepines – Most commonly used to treat mood disorders like anxiety or depression, benzos are powerful prescription drugs with a very real legitimate purpose. However, they’re being abused at an increasingly rapid rate. And that abuse can very easily lead to an overdose. An overdose on benzos may include symptoms like:
- Dizziness
- Confusion
- Drowsiness
- Blurred vision
- Unresponsiveness
- Anxiety
- Agitation
- Nystagmus (repetitive, uncontrolled eye movements)
- Hallucinations
- Slurred speech
- Ataxia (lack of muscle coordination)
- Coma
- Hypotonia (overly relaxed muscles)
- Weakness
- Altered mental status, impairment of thinking
- Poor memory
- Shallow breathing
- Low blood pressure
Cocaine – Cocaine has long been one of the most highly abused illicit drugs out there. And unfortunately, it’s also incredibly dangerous too. The signs of an overdose could include:
- Seizures
- Loss of awareness of surroundings
- Loss of urine control
- High body temperature, severe sweating
- High blood pressure, very fast heart rate or irregular heart rhythm
- Bluish color of the skin
- Fast or difficulty breathing
- Death
Alcohol – Despite its legality and wide availability, alcohol is also a lot more dangerous than most people know. Here are some of the signs of alcohol poisoning to watch out for:
- Confusion
- Vomiting
- Seizures
- Slow breathing (less than eight breaths a minute)
- Irregular breathing (a gap of more than 10 seconds between breaths)
- Blue-tinged skin or pale skin
- Low body temperature (hypothermia)
- Passing out (unconsciousness) and can't be awakened
Heroin – One of the most dangerous street drugs available today, heroin is addictive and deadly. Some signs of a heroin overdose usually include:
AIRWAYS AND LUNGS
- No breathing
- Shallow breathing
- Slow and difficult breathing
EYES, EARS, NOSE, AND THROAT
- Dry mouth
- Extremely small pupils, sometimes as small as the head of a pin (pinpoint pupils)
- Discolored tongue
HEART AND BLOOD
- Low blood pressure
- Weak pulse
SKIN
- Bluish-colored nails and lips
STOMACH AND INTESTINES
- Constipation
- Spasms of the stomach and intestines
NERVOUS SYSTEM
- Coma
- Delirium
- Disorientation
- Drowsiness
- Uncontrolled muscle movements
Crystal Meth – This illicit stimulant is just as potent as it is habit-forming. And that makes it especially easy to overdose on it. Some signs of a meth overdose include:
- Agitation
- Chest pain
- Coma or unresponsiveness (in extreme cases)
- Heart attack
- Irregular or stopped heartbeat
- Difficulty breathing
- Very high body temperature
- Kidney damage and possibly kidney failure
- Paranoia
- Seizures
- Severe stomach pain
- Stroke
Prescription Opioids – Most well-known by brand names like OxyContin or Vicodin, prescription opioids have a reasonable place in the doctor’s office. But when they’re abused either by patients or by people who buy them on the street, they can be quite deadly too. Below are some of the most notable signs of an overdose.
- Small, constricted “pinpoint pupils”
- Falling asleep or loss of consciousness
- Slow, shallow breathing
- Choking or gurgling sounds
- Limp body
- Pale, blue, or cold skin
The first step in effectively treating an overdose is to get medical help immediately. This is a serious medical condition that is not going to clear up on its own.
So if you do spot the signs of an overdose above, call 9-1-1 immediately.
Once you’re on the line with operators, they’ll likely send an ambulance to your location and ask you a range of questions to better understand what’s going on. These questions may include:
- What is the age, sex, height, and weight of the victim?
- What’s their current condition?
- What drug caused the overdose and when was it last used?
- Does the victim have a history of substance abuse?
- Do they have a prescription for the drug?
Be sure to answer these questions as accurately and honestly as possible. The better you are at providing information, the more they will be able to ensure the absolute best outcomes.
If you do have to leave the side of the victim and you’re all alone, be sure to place them into the recovery position to reduce the chances of deadly complications.
While you wait for the ambulance to arrive, the operator may ask you to administer CPR or perform other actions like inducing vomiting. Try to follow their instructions as closely as you can.
When the ambulance does arrive, the EMTs on board will be able to take over treating the victim. They may use a variety of medical instruments and even certain medications like naloxone to reverse the overdose.
In the end, the key is to act quickly and to answer the operator’s questions honestly.
Local Support Groups Near Bainbridge Island, Washington
Despite what some people may claim, addiction is widely considered to be a disease – not a choice. And it’s a chronic disease at that. That means that many addicts have anywhere from a 40 to 60% chance of relapsing – relapse stats similar to other chronic conditions like hypertension or asthma.
But one of the best things that substance abusers can do after treatment to help reduce this risk is to seek out a source of long-term support. And local support groups are some of the best options for this support.
Meetings are often hosted across the country in nearly every major town and city. And they can connect recovering addicts with an invaluable social support network that can help maintain motivation, provide accountability, and ultimately promote long-term sobriety.
There are quite a few types of local support groups to choose from too. Below are some of the best.
For many, Alcoholics Anonymous has been a beacon of hope in their struggle against alcoholism. These groups are widely available, easy to join, and incredibly helpful in guiding their members towards a more alcohol-free lifestyle.
AA is built on the 12-step model – an approach to recovery that tries to instill honesty, courage, and humility in recovering addicts. And in doing so, it can make adopting and maintaining sobriety far more successful than simply trying to stay clean all on your own.
There are quite a few Alcoholics Anonymous meetings nearby to have a look at too.
SUNDAY
OUT OF THE FOG
Sunday at 8:30 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Sunday at 10:00 am
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Sunday at 7:00 pm
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
MANCHESTER GROUP
Sunday at 7:00 pm
4.9 miles away
Manchester Library
8067 East Main Street
Manchester, Washington
PRINCIPLES BEFORE PERSONALITIES
Sunday at 7:30 pm
0 miles away
Eagle Harbor Congregational
105 Winslow Way W
Bainbridge Island, Washington
MONDAY
FOGCUTTER
Monday at 8:00 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Ave S
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND (W) Women
Monday at 10:00 am
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 N Madison Ave NE
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Monday at Noon
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
MANCHESTER MEN'S STAG GROUP Men
Monday at 6:00 pm
4.9 miles away
Elim Lutheran
5911 East Hillcrest Drive
Port Orchard, Washington
TUESDAY
FOGCUTTER
Tuesday at 8:00 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Tuesday at Noon
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
MUSTARD SEED
Tuesday at 8:00 pm
4.5 miles away
Port Madison Lutheran
14000 N Madison Ave NE
Bainbridge Island, Washington
WEDNESDAY
FOGCUTTER
Wednesday at 8:00 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Wednesday at Noon
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
THURSDAY
FOGCUTTER
Thursday at 8:00 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Thursday at Noon
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
FRIDAY
FOGCUTTER
Friday at 8:00 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Friday at Noon
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Friday at 7:30 pm
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
SATURDAY
FOGCUTTER
Saturday at 8:30 am
0.2 miles away
Thai Restaurant
330 Madison Avenue South
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Saturday at 10:00 am
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 N Madison Ave NE
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Saturday at 10:00 am
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 North Madison Avenue Northeast
Bainbridge Island, Washington
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
Saturday at 7:30 pm
2.2 miles away
Grange Hall Bainbridge Island
10340 N Madison Ave NE
Bainbridge Island, Washington
Developed in 1953, Narcotics Anonymous sought to apply the 12-step model to addictions other than just alcohol alone. And it’s one of the most successful and widespread offshoots of AA yet.
In fact, it boasts weekly meeting numbers of nearly 67 thousand in 149 different countries across the world.
And like AA, it was founded on the principles of accessibility, anonymity, and healing through sharing.
Meetings may not be as numerous as with AA. But even still, there are quite a few NA meeting happening in and around Bainbridge Island, WA.
SUNDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Sunday at 7:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Sunday at 9:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
MONDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Monday at 12:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Monday at 7:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
TUESDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Tuesday at 12:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
WEDNESDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Wednesday at 12:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Wednesday at 7:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
THURSDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Thursday at 12:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Thursday at 6:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Holy Trinity Church
Thursday at 7:00 PM
4215 Pine Road NE
Bremerton, WA 98310-2256
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Thursday at 9:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
FRIDAY
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Friday at 12:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Friday at 9:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
SATURDAY
Eagle Harbor Congregational Church
Saturday at 6:00 PM
105 Winslow Way W
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110-2511
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Saturday at 7:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Saint Paul's Episcopal Church
Saturday at 9:00 PM
700 Callahan Drive
Bremerton, WA 98310-3304
Map
Open
Over the course of an addiction, substance abusers often hurt the people closest to them, emotionally, physically, or both. And unfortunately, the victims of that pain often don’t get the focused support that they need to stay happy, healthy, and safe.
Al-Anon is a 12-step group devoted specifically to addressing the pain that friends and family members of alcoholics so often go through. And it's helped countless individuals get the support, guidance, and healing that they so desperately need.
Around Bainbridge Island, there are a number of Al-Anon groups taking place every single week. Below are some of the closest.
Bainbridge Sunday Morning Step Study AFG
Sunday 10:00 AM
Winslow Arms Apartments
220 Parfitt Way SW, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110, USA
Community room
0.1 miles away
Monday Night Serenity AFG
Monday 7:30 PM
Saint Barnabas Episcopal
1187 Wyatt Way NW, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110, USA
End of hall in the right. 1st floor
0.7 miles away
Student & Professional observers welcome
Fragrance-Free
Noon AFG
Friday 12:00 PM
Bethany Lutheran Church
7968 Finch Rd NE, Bainbridge Island, WA, 98110, USA
Social Hall
1.0 miles away
Student & Professional observers welcome
Beginners
Handicap Access
Sunday Spiritual Awakening AFG
Sunday 8:00 AM
MANCHESTER-KITSAP REGIONAL LIBRARY
8067 E MAIN ST, MANCHESTER, WA, 98353, USA
4.9 miles away
Student & Professional observers welcome
As with any type of support group, the healing can only begin when members actually open up about their experiences and take in the experiences of others. But for young people in particular, doing so can be especially tough.
Part of the reason it’s so hard for this age group is because many times they’re surrounded by adults much older than them.
Alateen is a 12-step group devoted to helping young people who have been hurt by another person’s drinking. And one of the key differentiators between this group and others is the fact that members are generally all younger than 20 years old.
This more youth-oriented approach to a support group allows members to feel more comfortable sharing lessons they’ve learned and embracing those of others.
Unfortunately, there aren’t many meetings in the Bainbridge Island area. However, there are 3 in particular nearby.
Courage To Be Me Alateen
Wednesday 8:00 PM
Queen Anne Lutheran Church
2400 8th Ave W, Seattle, WA, 98119, USA
Age range 12-20.
7.2 miles away
West Seattle Alateen
Monday 7:00 PM
Tibbets United Methodist Church
3940 41st Avenue SW, Seattle, WA, 98116, USA
Age range 13-18.
7.5 miles away
Discovering Choices Alateen
Thursday 2:45 PM
Poulsbo Middle School
2003 NE HOSTMARK ST, POULSBO, WA, 98370, USA
Age range 11-15. Meeting held in panther den.enter west end of building. pool theater side
8.8 miles away
Handicap Access
Like AA, Narcotics Anonymous also has its own offshoot that caters specifically to the needs of friends and family members of substance abusers of all kinds. And it’s called Nar-Anon.
Similar to how Al-Anon functions, members in these groups discuss a variety of topics. Some of these topics may include:
Nar-Anon meetings are a little bit harder to come by. And unfortunately, there are only 3 in the nearby surrounding areas.
Wise Wingman
Harrison Medical Center
2520 Cherry Avenue
Bremerton, Washington 98310
Saturday
10:00am
Seven Generations
Suquamish Elders Lounge
18490 Suquamish Way
Suquamish, Washington 98392
Please use Division Street entrance
Wednesday
6:30pm
Ballard Nar-Anon
St. Paul's Church
6512 12th Ave. NW
Seattle, Washington 98117
The entrance to the meeting is located on 65th Ave., up the stairs in Room 2
Thursday
7:00pm
Having an alcoholic for a parent can be tough. It can lead to all sorts of issues, whether they’re physical (illness, abuse, neglect, etc.) or emotional (lack of attention, unnecessary aggression, etc.). But no matter what kind of problem it is, it can lead to lifelong problems that may persist well into adulthood.
For these individuals, there’s Adult Children of Alcoholics or ACoA. This 12-step group is a valuable resource for an often-underserved segment of the population that may not have gotten this kind of support otherwise.
There are a couple of meetings particularly close to Bainbridge Island too.
WASHINGTON, Bremerton ( Kitsap)
Monday 05:30 pm
Becoming Your Own Loving Parent ACA Group-Bremerton United Methodist Church-Wesleyan Room
1150 Marine Drive, 98312
(English) , Discussion, Book Study,
Non Smoking
Washington, Seattle ( King)
Tuesday 06:30 pm
Recovery Cafe ACoA Group-Door On South-West End Of Recovery Cafe Bldg (Closed meeting = ACAs Only)
2022 Boren Ave, 98121
(English) ACAs only (Closed), Discussion, Book Study,
Non Smoking
WASHINGTON, Seattle ( King)
Monday 07:00 pm
Loving Ourselves into Freedom-Located at Peer Support on Capitol Hill. Bus #10 #11 #43
1520 Bellevue Ave, 98122
(English) ACAs only (Closed), Fellowship Text, Book Study, Steps, Wheelchair Access, Non-Smoking,
Non Smoking
WASHINGTON, Longview ( Cowlitz)
Monday 07:00 pm
Learning to Play ACA-Meeting is held in a room at the 1414 Club. 18 and over please
1414 - 12th Avenue, 98632
(English) Open to all, Discussion, Fellowship Text, Steps,
Not all support groups fall into the 12-step category. And in fact, some of the best sources of support can come from one of the many 12-step alternatives out there.
SMART Recovery is one of such a group. These meetings teach members to take action and feel empowered over their addiction. They offer members science-based techniques and strategies for overcoming cravings and attaining sobriety.
They’re also led by certified instructors rather than members and take a non-spiritual approach to recovery.
There are several nearby SMART Recovery groups worth taking a look at.
Seattle, Washington – Monday at 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
205 2nd Avenue North
98109 Seattle Washington
Meeting: #672
Public Standard
Bremerton, Washington – Thursday at 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM
1 Boone Road
98312 Bremerton Washington
Meeting: #1215
Public Specialized Standard
Bremerton, Washington – Tuesday at 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
1 Boone Road
98312 Bremerton Washington
Meeting: #2404
Public Specialized Standard
Seattle, Washington – ***Family & Friends*** – 1st and 3rd Thursday 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
4649 Sunnyside Avenue North
Sunnyside Ave. North Suite 347
98103 Seattle Washington
Meeting: #4413
Family and Friends Public
Seattle, Washington – Thursday 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
425 Harvard Avenue East
98102 Seattle Washington
Meeting: #4213
Public Standard
For some, in-person support groups just may not be a realistic option. It could be a full schedule holding them back, a lack of transportation, or a sense of shame stemming from the numerous stigmas surrounding addiction.
But no matter the reason, there are plenty of other options for support. And online support groups are some of the most flexible ones available.
These meetings can take place in a variety of formats including real-time chatrooms, email, or even video teleconferencing. Each group is different.
Below are just a few options to get you started.
- Alcoholics Anonymous Online Groups
- Narcotics Anonymous Online Groups (select “Web” under “Country” in “NA Meeting Search”)
- Al-Anon Online Groups
- Alateen Online Groups
- Nar-Anon Online Groups
- Adult Children of Alcoholics Online Groups
Professional Treatment for The Best Recovery Outcomes
>Getting the right kind of support during recovery is a vital part of fighting off cravings and staying sober. Support groups can also help give you a relapse prevention network that you can call when times are especially tough.
But even still, the overwhelming majority of addicts are going to need a higher level of care in order to get clean for good. And that’s where professional programs come in.
A professional program is designed to give substance abusers the absolute best chance at sobriety. They usually employ evidence-based treatments and therapies to help get patients through the worst stages of quitting and give them the proven tools they need to stay sober longer.
The majority of professional programs fall into one of two categories: detoxification and rehabilitation.
Detoxification will always come first in a recovery program. That’s because it deals specifically with the first phase of recovery: withdrawal. This is when the body goes through a range of uncomfortable side effects after quitting. These may include:
- Nausea
- Headaches
- Tremors
- Anxiety and depression
- Irritability
- Paranoia
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
For many, these side effects can be so troublesome that they end up turning back to using just to get relief from these symptoms. And in most cases, this results in a full-blown relapse and weeks, months, or even years more substance abuse without getting help.
A professional detox program does three things in particular.
- It uses medications and treatments to make withdrawals less severe or not last as long.
- It prevents patients from turning back to substance abuse when the withdrawals get tough.
- It protects patients from serious complications, some of which can be life-threatening.
Rehabilitation is the next step after detoxification. It deals more with the mental side of addiction. And using treatments like one-on-one counseling, group talk, and behavioral therapies, it gives patients the tools they need to reverse compulsive behaviors that made their addiction worse.
And without rehab, detoxification does little to nothing to support long-term sobriety on its own.
There are three different types of rehab programs too.
- Inpatient – An inpatient program requires patients to stay on the program campus throughout treatment, a bit like a recovery vacation. They're usually about 30 days long, and they offer the "gold standard" for treatment since care is far more intensive than other types of programs. However, most patients won't have the freedom to attend work or school at the same time.
- Outpatient – Outpatient programs usually last around 3 months and provide far more flexibility. That’s because treatment sessions usually take place in the evenings several times a week. And that leaves patients to do as they please during their days and nights. However, less care also may lead to a higher rate of relapse for some.
- Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) – An IOP tries to balance the level of care of inpatient with the flexibility of outpatient. Treatment sessions still take place in the evenings. But these sessions usually occur more frequently and are a bit longer too.
Unfortunately, there aren’t any addiction treatment programs on Bainbridge Island itself, though there are a few others nearby. However, basing your decision on which program to enroll in shouldn’t actually be based on proximity alone. And choosing to travel for treatment instead can open up the door to higher quality programs than you might have been looking at before.
But there are also other benefits of travelling for treatment too. Below are some of the most notable.
- It can offer time for reflection
- It can help solidify your commitment to recovery
- It can offer better amenities that make recovery much more comfortable
- It can provide a new environment without all the old triggers of home
- It can make quitting a program on a whim more difficult
- It can provide better privacy and confidentiality
Northpoint Seattle: The Premier Option for Addiction Treatment Around Bainbridge Island, WA
As you can see, there are plenty of addiction resources in and around Bainbridge Island to take advantage of. Whether it be overdose help, support groups, or professional treatment, there are so many different ways to get the specific help you or your loved one needs.
And when it does come time to choose a professional program, Northpoint Seattle is one of the best facilities in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.
Located just across the Puget Sound in Bellevue, Northpoint Seattle is a modern and comfortable intensive outpatient program that offers flexibility and high-quality care. We have one of the highest staff-to-patient ratios in the area, offer fully individualized programs, and use only evidence-based treatments for our patients.
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Plus, we’re proud to be nationally accredited by the Joint Commission too.
But we know that our program isn’t right for everyone. Only a conversation with a qualified addiction professional can help you determine if you’re a good fit.
We are passionate about recovery. And we’d love to be a part of your journey towards sobriety. So, contact us today to get started.
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