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Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Everett, WA

Rehabilitation facilities near Everett and the Snohomish County area offer quality treatment options for people struggling with substance addiction. In addition, local organizations provide further support to help you reach recovery.

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Rehab Centers, AA & NA Meetings in Everett

Snohomish County, Washington, is home to many rehab facilities, substance abuse support groups and initiatives. These organizations work to prevent drug abuse in a number of different ways. Also, the Snohomish County Alcoholics Anonymous chapter and the Everett Area chapter of Narcotics Anonymous host hundreds of meetings every week. These meetings can be great support systems for those in recovery.

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Why Choose Rehab in Everett & North Washington?

Rich Culture and Activities

Everett is the aviation hub of the United States and home to historical sites such as the Future of Flight Aviation Center and the Flying Heritage Collection. Other attractions in the area include the Imagine Children’s Museum, the Schack Art Center, the Xfinity Theater and the Everett Performing Arts Center.

Outdoor Recreation

The Everett area is home to some of the finest outdoor and adventure opportunities in the Pacific Northwest. For a day trip, you can take the ferry to Jetty Island to enjoy the beach. Everett also has many exceptional parks, highlighted by Walter E. Hall Park, the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and Bear Creek Falls.

Snohomish County Job Industry

Numerous career opportunities in Everett make it a great place to work during recovery. Snohomish County ranked number one in the United States for job growth in 2015, and the area’s job industry continues to grow. Everett is also an easy commute to Seattle, another top city in the United States for career opportunities.

Government Drug Prevention Initiatives

Snohomish County area law enforcement and government agencies strive to stop addiction through prevention efforts.

Snohomish County Business Watch

The Snohomish County Business Watch encompasses a collection of local businesses that work with law enforcement to prevent crime in the community. This is accomplished by exchanging crime prevention techniques and sharing information on drug prevention, gang awareness, fraud, workplace violence prevention and other security concerns.

Snohomish Regional Drug & Gang Task Force

The Snohomish Regional Drug & Gang Task Force targets drug trafficking organizations and street gangs involved in drug activity that operate in the area. The goals of the task force are to reduce drug trafficking, prosecute drug offenders, enhance local cooperation and promote safe communities.

Snohomish County DUI Programs

The Snohomish County government has two programs aimed at preventing impaired driving. The Target Zero program educates drivers on safe practices, including driving under the influence. The Snohomish County DUI Program also provides DUI education to high school students, court-ordered offenders, driver’s education classes and the community.

Snohomish County Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention Program

The Snohomish County Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention Program aims to stop drug use before it starts. The program achieves this through community-based coordination, distribution of federal funds, the implementation of Washington State’s Prevention Redesign Initiative and the promotion of the understanding of the Centers for Disease Control’s Adverse Childhood Experiences Study, which explored the link between adult health-risk behaviors and childhood abuse.

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College Services

Institutions of higher education near Everett, WA provide resources for students who need help dealing with substance use or assistance helping others who are struggling with substance abuse issues.

Trinity Lutheran College

The Trinity Lutheran College Counseling Center provides support and referrals for students struggling with substance abuse, depression, anxiety, eating disorders and body issues, grief and suicidal thoughts. Counselors can also provide alcohol and drug referrals for students who need specialized treatment.

Everett Community College

The Everett Community College Counseling and Student Success office provides free short-term counseling services and long-term referral services for students. Students can link to self-tests such as the Eating Attitudes Test through the Personal Counseling Resources, the results of which they can discuss with a counselor.

City University of Seattle

The City University of Seattle Counseling Center offers affordable counseling services for students suffering from substance use and other mental health disorders. In accordance with the Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act, the college provides alcohol and drug prevention information, including descriptions of available counseling and health risks associated with drugs and alcohol, to students and staff.

Central Washington University

For students who need help or know someone who needs help with substance use, the Central Washington University Wellness Center offers confidential assessments, consultations and alcohol and drug education.

Community Support Services

Snohomish Community Mobilization Against Substance Abuse and Violence

The Community Mobilization program aims to prevent substance abuse and violence through collaborative efforts with educators, law enforcement, government officials, treatment providers and community groups. Previous prevention efforts include life-skills training, prescription drug abuse awareness programs and gang-prevention programs.

Take Back Your Meds

In an effort to reduce illicit prescription drug availability in Snohomish County, the Take Back Your Meds program allows residents to dispose of their unwanted or unused medications at a safe and secure location. Drop-off locations for medications include pharmacies, law enforcement offices and other government buildings throughout Snohomish County.

Snohomish County Alcohol and Other Drugs Recovery Support Program

For those in recovery, the Alcohol and Other Drugs Recovery Support Program provides support for basic needs and temporary housing during treatment. Resources are used to support low-income individuals in treatment with one of the county’s contracted treatment agencies.

Snohomish County Alcohol and Other Drugs unit

The Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) unit includes substance abuse treatment, recovery support services, prevention activities and the DUI Victim Impact Panel Program. The goal of the unit is to reduce the harmful consequences addiction has on community members. Through their actions, the AOD unit strives to reduce crime, health care costs, injuries, accidents and fatalities.

Marysville Together Coalition

The Marysville Together Coalition hosts substance abuse prevention activities and promotes drug awareness messages in Marysville. The organization partners with state and community organizations to reduce drug abuse and promote healthy activities. Examples of previous efforts include an alcohol- and drug-free poster contest, parenting classes and information fairs.

Darrington Prevention Intervention Community Coalition

The Darrington Prevention Intervention Community Coalition works to prevent underage drug use in the northern part of Snohomish County. The group organizes community engagement initiatives to promote family skills, increase community awareness and reduce risk factors for early alcohol and drug use.

Volunteer Opportunities

In Everett, residents can help individuals in their darkest hour by giving their time to volunteer organizations, many of which help people with substance abuse problems.

Lifelong

Lifelong is a community-based organization dedicated to helping people in the Seattle area suffering from HIV/AIDs and other chronic conditions. The organization provides recovery support services which include support groups, counseling sessions and referrals to long-term treatment. Lifelong relies on volunteers for help with a variety of efforts, including help in the kitchen, warehouse and with administrative tasks.

Washington Recovery Help Line

The Washington Recovery Help Line is a 24-hour, free resource for people with substance abuse problems, gambling issues and mental health crises. Internships and volunteer opportunities are available for those who want to gain experience in chemical dependency support and treatment and for those who want to help people with drug addiction.

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