Albertina Kerr Centers
424 NE 22nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97232
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About Albertina Kerr Centers
Albertina Kerr Centers in Portland, Oregon, provides crisis psychiatric care, employment services and residential group homes for youth with complex needs. Their major focus is on providing services to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Support Services for Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
Although they don’t offer services that specifically address substance use disorder treatment, they do provide crisis interventions and support services for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities who may also experience mental health and substance use disorders.
Participants may have become addicted to prescription pain medication and, after receiving structured addiction treatment, have access to a variety of services that support their sustainable recovery.
The inclusive day services program offers activities and outings that encourage individuals to make better choices and improve work play balance. These encourage lasting connections with friends and others in the community, offering social support when disabilities or addiction recovery may increase feelings of isolation and loneliness.
Healing from Trauma and Developing Healthy Coping Skills
The home for youth with complex needs supports emotional development and is committed to helping youth identify and achieve their goals while healing from trauma and developing healthy coping strategies. They provide medication management, in-home mental health services to address crises and collaborate with the local school system.
They’re a nonprofit organization, work with volunteers and have corporate partnerships to help offset costs.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
A guiding principle of cognitive behavioral therapy in Oregon is that people struggling with substance use disorder can learn how to cope in new ways and make positive changes. This treatment method empowers individuals with the skills to do so.Levels of Care
Inpatient Rehab
For those who need a highly supervised drug rehab in Oregon, inpatient rehab offers 24/7 clinical care. You’...ll live at the drug rehab facility while participating in various forms of individual and group therapy, along with other evidence-based psychotherapeutic approaches.Dual Diagnosis & Mental Health
When you struggle with both mental illness and addiction, these conditions aggravate each other. Dual diagnosi...s treatment in Oregon is important to treat both co-occurring disorders. Common methods include medication management and counseling.Insurance
Medicaid Accepted
If you need help paying for drug rehab in Oregon, you may be eligible for the Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid). C...overage through the Oregon Health Plan may vary, but it can assist with the drug rehab, including detox, inpatient rehab, and more.
Self-Pay Options
You have the option to pay for your alcohol and drug rehab in Oregon out-of-pocket, known as self-pay or priv...ate pay. This option includes payment methods like personal checks, credit cards, personal or medical loans, fundraiser donations, and many others.Contact Albertina Kerr Centers
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