Willamette Family
149 West 12th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
About Willamette Family
Willamette Family provides substance abuse services for residents of Eugene, Oregon, and nearby areas. They provide gender specific residential, outpatient, medical detox and sobering services. Funding for all their programs is mainly due to donations. They have sliding scale fees, grants, and accept most Oregon Coordinated Care Organizations like Trillium, PacificSource and IHN, as well as commercial insurance plans.
They have 30-90 day separate residential programs for self identifying men and women. These facilities give you access to a care team that works together to meet your needs. They offer mental health treatment and health services like psychiatric care and medication assisted treatment. I like that they also offer parenting support.
While in residential care, you’ll get access to peer support from people who have been in your shoes and can understand what you’re going through. Willamette Family offers life skills coaching and access to religious/spiritual and family support programs. They coordinate with many community partners to help you transition back to society and have the aftercare you need to maintain your sobriety.
They also have a residential program called Families in Recovery. This program is for mothers and their children that is focused on substance abuse recovery from a family lens. Depending on your needs, this program lasts between 90 and 120 days.
Women and children under six years old can love on site. They have a licensed child care center for kids under six that offers therapeutic classrooms that meet their needs. If needed, they can refer you or your children for outside support. They offer parenting and other family support you might need including reunification help. They also work with community partners like HeadStart, Early Childhood Cares and Relief Nursery.
Williamette Family offers medical detox and sobering services. You can comfortably and safely withdraw from chemicals under 24 hour supervision.
Outpatient treatment can be a step down or an alternative to residential care. They offer both intensive and outpatient levels depending on how many hours of support you need a week. Clients can also get DUI services.