SLO Recovery Center utilizes a combination of evidence-based therapies and holistic treatment methods to address substance abuse disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. Clients will participate in assessments and evaluations that help their clinician determine which treatments are needed in order to promote overall wellness. Other treatment services include individual therapy, medication management, group therapy, family therapy, trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, exposure therapy, motivational interviewing, assertive community treatment, narrative therapy, EMDR, relapse prevention, spiritual guidance, yoga, meditation, acupuncture, and recreational therapy. Because they are a dual diagnosis treatment program, SLO Recovery Center combines the most effective services into one program, allowing clients to develop techniques and habits that allow them to maintain sobriety long-term.

Crestview Recovery offers clients struggling with co-occurring disorders a wide range of treatment options and treatment programs. These programs often include individual therapy, group therapies, family programs, CBT, DBT, trauma care, medication management, aftercare planning, life skills training, nutritional guidance, acupuncture, massage therapy, mindfulness, and a wide range of recreational therapies. Crestview also offers 12-step influenced programs. By providing their clients with so many different substance abuse treatment plans, Crestview is able to address underlying conditions at the same time as those addiction problems. Clients will also be able to participate in gender-specific therapies, again allowing for more specific programs to be designed. They work with most in and out-of-network health insurance providers.

Center of Excellence works with people over the age of 13. They provide mental health services as well as drug treatment through medication assistance with Suboxone or Vivitrol. Along with medications that treat opioid withdrawal symptoms, clients will also participate in both daily and weekly therapy sessions that address underlying conditions like mental health disorders that may have led to substance abuse. This facility takes a team approach to substance abuse treatment in that they offer effective, evidence-based therapies and services to treat the client, but they also hold each client accountable for actually participating in those services and doing their best to work towards abstinence and a life of sobriety. Center of Excellence in Co-Occurring Medicine accepts Medicare, health insurance, and self-pay options.

Yellowhawk Tribal Health Center is a trauma-informed dual diagnosis treatment center that emphasizes culturally sensitive and informed therapies. They are able to work with adults, young adults, adolescents, and children struggling with various mental illnesses and alcohol or drug addiction. Yellowhawk offers both in-person and virtual substance abuse treatment programs. Other available services include community-based programs, primary care, auricular acupuncture, peer recovery mentoring programs, equine-assisted treatment, and prevention services. Yellowhawk Tribal also provides access to Narcan and overdose prevention training, school-based services, and referrals to other programs or services if the client requires them.

Center for Human Development is a not-for-profit healthcare facility that provides a long list of mental health services and prevention programs. Clients work closely with a team of nurses, doctors, therapists, and other trained professionals who are able to design a customized disorder treatment program that addresses all areas of need within the individual. These programs are provided to men and women of all ages. Available services include crisis interventions, case management, psychiatry, addiction education, individual therapy, group therapy, relapse prevention, 12-step programs, and medication assistance through buprenorphine or Suboxone. Despite all of the available treatment options, every program is community-based and the goal is to help each person develop skills and habits needed for long-term recovery.

ADAPT is a patient-centered healthcare facility whose main goal is to increase accessibility to critical drug and alcohol treatments despite a person’s ability to pay. They offer both primary care services alongside substance abuse treatment programs with age-specific programs for adults and children. Clients will be able to participate in group therapy, individual therapy, case management, peer support services, pain management programs, and gender-specific groups. Clients participating in the residential services will also have access to 24-hour care, trauma therapies, family-inclusive programs, nutritional meals, and recreational activities. ADAPT is also able to work with adult men and women struggling with opioid withdrawal by providing methadone or buprenorphine MAT programs.

Virtue at The Pointe begins their programs by working to minimize and treat any withdrawal symptoms that their clients might be suffering from. Withdrawal and cravings can be detrimental to a person’s recovery journey, so treating those at the beginning of recovery is critical in boosting motivation and helping clients transition into a program more comfortably and safely. Clients will have access to services such as individual therapy, group therapy, EMDR, transcranial magnetic stimulation, electromagnetic brain pulsing treatment, 12-step programs, and any holistic therapies that the clinician determines will be most beneficial for their individual client. Virtue Recovery Centers does have other locations in other states. Oregon-specific programs include education, yoga, art therapy, music therapy, and coping skill development.

BestCare Treatment Services provides holistically-based drug and alcohol treatment programs that utilize evidence-based services as well in order to effectively reach any recovery goals that the client has. This facility offers various therapies, psychiatric support, medical care, 12-step facilitation, education, yoga, mindfulness, acupuncture, nutritional guidance, motivational interviewing, medication assistance, psychotherapy, fitness, and recovery mentoring. Clients are also encouraged to incorporate family therapies into their program, allowing loved ones to participate in this process and educate themselves on addiction and how to best address it within the home.

Treatment Services available at Hazelden Springbrook include gender-specific therapies, group and individual counseling, education, primary medical care services for individuals participating in detox, 12-step support groups, wellness activities, recreational activities, spiritual guidance, and animal-assisted therapies. Not only are clients able to choose from a variety of treatment services, but Hazelden offers an entire continuum of care that allows each individual to decide which programs and services best fit their needs and recovery goals. Both in-person and virtual programs are available, and clients are also to incorporate family-inclusive programs as well. The overall goal is to provide clients with the tools necessary for long-term recovery and to teach them skills that may be helpful once they leave the safety of Hazelden Springbrook.

Cedar Hills provides both long-term and short-term services that address mental health issues as well as substance abuse to individuals over the age of 18. The goal is to provide clients with a program that treats both conditions at the same time. Services may include medication management, group therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, relapse prevention training, yoga, recreational activities, aftercare planning, gender-specific programs, education, art therapy, medication assistance, motivational interviewing, spirituality, family therapy, tai chi, and therapeutic fitness. Cedar Hills Hospital also provides access to crisis stabilization services and a program specifically designed for individuals in the military. Cedar Hills Hospital accepts health insurance, Medicare, and they may offer financial assistance to individuals paying out of pocket for treatment services.