Drug & Alcohol Rehab in Seattle, WA

You can find help for substance use disorders in King County. The Seattle area is home to several rehab centers, addiction intervention organizations and support groups.

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Rehab Centers, AA & NA Meetings in Seattle

Quality addiction and mental health treatment can found throughout Seattle. Also, several community-based organizations in the Seattle, Washington, area strive to keep drugs off the streets and out of the hands of children and teens. For those who are in recovery or seeking support, the Greater Seattle Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous hosts more than 1,000 meetings every week, and the Seattle Area chapter of Narcotics Anonymous hosts almost 100 meetings every week.

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Why Choose Rehab in Seattle & Central Washington?

Unique Shopping and Dining

Seattle is home to a number of unique shopping and dining locations. The Pike Place Market is one of the oldest continuously operated farmer’s markets in the country. You can also visit University Village for an outdoor shopping experience or Pacific Place for upscale, indoor shopping and dining.

Arts and Culture

You can visit a score of cultural sites in Seattle, including the Museum of Flight, the Seattle Art Museum, the Asian Art Museum, the Burke Museum or the Olympic Sculpture Park. You can also check out the Washington Park Arboretum, Kerry Park or the Woodland Park Zoo during the day.

Sporting Spots

In the fall and winter, you can check out a Seattle Seahawks game at CenturyLink Field. During the spring and summer, the Seattle Mariners play at Safeco Field and the Seattle Sounders FC compete at CenturyLink. You can also catch a Seattle Storm game at KeyArena during summer months.

Government Initiatives

King County and city governments provide drug prevention and intervention programs throughout the county.

King County Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program

The King County Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Program aims to prevent drug abuse through a variety of prevention programs, including classes for parents on raising drug-free children and youth groups that teach children to abstain from drug use. It also funds local community prevention organizations.

City of Mercer Island Family Services School Counseling

The Mercer Island municipality provides funding for Youth and Family Services counselors who work in the Mercer Island School District. The counselors provide individual and family counseling, presentations in classrooms and prevention workshops. They also provide drug abuse education, intervention and referral services.

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King County Medicine Return Program

The King County Medicine Return Project is designed to increase the number of drop off locations for unused medications in King County. The first drop-off kiosks were expected to begin functioning in April of 2016. The project also involves various drug take-back events projected to collect about 500 pounds of medication each.

King County Community Organizing Program

The King County Community Organizing program helps community organizations combine resources to implement projects to improve the quality of life for residents. The Community Organizing Program’s staff helps community organizations assess, design and launch drug prevention and violence reduction initiatives.

College Services

Higher education institutions in King County, WA work to prevent alcohol and drug abuse on their campuses and in their communities. The schools provide resources for students, faculty and staff members suffering from addiction.

University of Washington

Students can receive free assessment, counseling, referral and crisis intervention services at the University of Washington Counseling Center. Counselors provide workshops around the campus on eating and body image, stress management and the consequences of drug abuse. They also provide trainings for how to recognize and refer students struggling with mental health problems.

Seattle University

Seattle University’s Counseling and Psychological Services provides counseling services for students dealing with depression, anxiety and drug- or alcohol-related issues. Short-term services are free for students, and counselors can refer students to community organizations for long-term therapy.

Seattle Pacific University

The Student Counseling Center at Seattle Pacific University provides crisis intervention, assessments, short-term therapy and long-term referral services for students struggling with substance abuse issues. Counselors also provide nutritional counseling, and students can participate in an eating disorder treatment program.

Seattle Central College

Students at Seattle Central College can receive short-term therapy for mental health problems such as stress, depression and anxiety. Long-term referral services are also available. Additionally, the college’s Behavioral Intervention Team responds to reports of worrisome student behavior such as drug abuse or addiction.

Bellevue College

The Bellevue College Counseling Center provides free counseling and referral services for students and short-term counseling for faculty and staff. Counselors can help students with topics including relationship problems, dealing with a crisis and drug-related behavior.

Community Resources

Prevention Works in Seattle

Prevention Works is a coalition that strives to decrease alcohol and drug abuse by developing and implementing programs in schools and the community. The goal of the organization is to reduce underage drinking and drug abuse through advocacy, education and networking.

Southeast Seattle PEACE Coalition

The Southeast Seattle Prevention Education & Action for Community Empowerment Coalition also endeavors to reduce drug and alcohol abuse in addition to reducing violence, improving academic performance and improving mental health in southeast Seattle. The organization receives funding from the state and county to implement drug prevention strategies.

Central Seattle Drug Free Communities Coalition

The Central Seattle Drug Free Communities Coalition collaborates with community partners to develop and implement substance abuse and crime prevention initiatives. The coalition also works directly with Washington Middle School and Garfield High School as a part of the state’s Community Prevention and Wellness Initiative.

Neighborhood House

Neighborhood House has 24 locations in King County that work with low-income populations to improve their health, education and self-sufficiency. As a partner of the Southeast Seattle PEACE Coalition, Neighborhood House works to prevent underage drug abuse and violence in Seattle. It is also home to the coalition’s 206rising project which advocates for healthy youth activities.

Mercer Island Communities That Care Coalition

The Mercer Island Communities That Care coalition organizes community members, gathers data on the community, creates action plans and implements strategies to reduce underage alcohol and drug use. It works with the Mercer Island Youth and Family Services Department to educate youth and correct harmful behavior.

Volunteer Opportunities

You can give back to the Seattle community and support individuals with substance use disorders by donating your time to these organizations.

Youth Eastside Services

Youth Eastside Services is a nonprofit organization which assists youth suffering from depression, anxiety, bullying, substance abuse and other issues in Bellevue, Kirkland and Redmond. The organization needs volunteers who can help with its annual spring fundraiser, mentor for at least two hours per week or perform administrative tasks.

Seattle-King County Crisis Clinic

The Seattle-King County Crisis Clinic provides crisis information, intervention and referral services through its crisis hotline. Individuals seek help for drug abuse, gambling addiction and other mental health services from the clinic. The clinic relies on volunteers who receive professional training and supervision.

Friends of Youth

Friends of Youth is a community organization that helps homeless youth in Kirkland, WA. The organization provides prevention, treatment and housing services for youth and their families. Friends of Youth is looking for volunteers for mentorship, childcare, meal preparation and other tasks.

Our facilities near Seattle

We run 2 treatment centers in Washington - Ridgefield, WA and Vancouver, WA. Admissions staff can tell you which program fits and confirm your benefits before you travel.

The Recovery Village Ridgefield

The Recovery Village

Ridgefield, WA

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The Recovery Village Ridgefield Detox Center

The Recovery Village

Vancouver, WA

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Medical detox, the detox campus for The Recovery Village Ridgefield

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