Ryther
2400 NE 95th St
Seattle, WA 98115
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About Ryther
Ryther Child Center Seattle is a nonprofit agency specializing in behavioral health and substance abuse treatment in Seattle, Washington. They have services geared toward youth and young adults as well as their families. Treatment options offered here include partial hospitalization programs (PHP) and intensive outpatient programs (IOP). They use a trauma informed approach to treatment. Specialized treatment for medication assisted treatment (MAT) and co-occurring disorders is also available. Programs may include experiential therapy options and psychiatric support as needed. A referral is not needed to be seen at Ryther. They accept many major insurance plans, including Medicaid.
Family plays an important role in recovery, especially for young people. Ryther's treatment options include family components to help your loved ones learn more about recovery and heal their own traumas. When everyone is on the same page like this, family members can serve as strong recovery support.
In addition to using a trauma informed approach, Ryther's staff also focus on each individual's strengths to help empower them as they make their recovery journey. In addition to family therapy, you can also choose from group and individual settings. The core of these is ultimately the same, focusing on education and skill development to support ongoing recovery and sobriety.
Something I really like about Ryther is that they offer transitional community treatment for teens and young adults who are homeless or currently involved with the legal system. This program delivers services in a variety of locations designed to help these vulnerable groups, such as drop in centers. This service can help those who may otherwise fall through the cracks and help set a course for recovery and long term improvement.
Addiction Treatment Programs
Options for a young adult program in Washington include residential programs, sober living homes, recovery support groups, specialized counseling, family therapy, alternative therapy, and social skills development. These rehab treatments often include therapy to address co-occurring disorders.
LGBTQ individuals can find LGBTQ-friendly rehab in Washington. These programs offer services that are similar to general-population programs but are geared toward common LGBTQ experiences.
Men’s rehab in Washington focuses on specific challenges faced by men, including relationship dynamics. Gender-specific treatment helps men repair damage to their relationships and get the support they need.
Women’s rehab in Washington effectively treats drug and alcohol addiction by addressing the unique needs of substance-dependent women, which provides an opportunity to break the addiction cycle and embrace long-term recovery.
Levels of Care
Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) in Washington provide a balance of structured treatment and personal responsibility for your recovery process. You will attend on-site treatment sessions five to seven days a week for several hours each day, then return home afterwards.
When substance abuse and mental illness are both present, you need specialized treatment to achieve recovery. Both the substance abuse and mental health disorder must be treated by dual diagnosis treatment in Washington.
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