Watching your child struggle with drugs or alcohol is frightening and isolating. You don't have to face it alone. Our Youth & Family Program starts with your teen as they actually are — and doesn't leave them there. The whole family comes along.
Adolescence is its own world — a still-developing brain, school, identity, friendships, and family all tangled together. Treating a teen like a smaller adult misses most of it.
Our program is built from the ground up for young people: developmentally attuned, trauma-informed, and centered on the family — because a teen heals best when the people around them are healing too.
Age-specific groups where teens can be honest among peers who get it.
One-on-one time with a counselor who knows your teen's story.
Parents and siblings are part of the work, not the sidelines.
We work around school and schedules so treatment fits real life.
Anxiety, depression, trauma and substance use treated together.
Credentialed clinicians trained specifically in adolescent care.
A teen's recovery rarely happens in isolation — the whole family is affected, and the whole family can heal. Our Family Program is six sessions of structured, individual family counseling designed to complement your teen's treatment.
Together we help you understand addiction, repair strained relationships, set healthy boundaries, and build a home where recovery can actually take root.
Ask about the Family ProgramWe practice pragmatic recovery. Abstinence is the direction, and we're honest with teens about that — it's what protects a brain that is still being built.
But a young person who isn't ready to stop everything is not a young person we turn away. Harm reduction is a legitimate starting place, and we keep working toward abstinence from there. A teen who is still talking to us is a teen we can help.
For parents: this is usually the part that worries you most. It's also the reason teens stay long enough for the work to matter.
Talk with our team about your teen — no pressure, no judgment, complete confidence.
We accept most insurance, including WA State Medicaid. See insurance & FAQ →