Addiction treatment & recovery

How we help

We can help you when drugs, alcohol gambling begin to disrupt your life or feel out of control.

Recovery is different for each person. For our outpatient programs, you may decide that you want standard outpatient counseling or our more intensive program. What your recovery looks like is up to you, but we know consistency makes a difference. People often need more support when they start treatment and gradually step down to less frequent groups and counseling.

Our team will work with you to build the skills and support you need to regain stability from:

• Alcohol
• Fentanyl
• Ketamine
• Kratom
• Marijuana
• Methamphetamine (Meth)
• Opioids
• Gambling

While at LifeWorks NW, you will have a team of specialists supporting you. You may work with addictions counselors, peer mentors, mental health therapists, and others. We provide:

• Individual and group counseling
• Individual peer recovery mentoring and support
• Clean and sober outings with recovery mentors
• Integration with mental health services, if needed
• Family sessions and support groups
• Child care while caregivers/parents are in treatment sessions

DUII diversion and support

Getting a DUII can turn your life upside down. There are legal and financial consequences, and you will need to look at how alcohol or drug use led to the DUII. We can help you understand the steps you need to take for court and DMV requirements and support you as you make positive changes. This includes one-one-one and group counseling. We offer flexible schedules, including evenings, with in-person or online options

Residential treatment programs for women and mothers

LifeWorks NW has a long history of supporting pregnant and parenting women who struggle with drugs or alcohol. Our residential programs, sometimes called alcohol or drug rehab, provide a welcoming place where your child or children (birth to 8 ½ years old) can live with you while in treatment. Our team will work with you to support substance use recovery, parenting skills, family relationships, mental health, and healing from trauma.

• Project Network (NE Portland) provides residential substance use and mental health services for women and children of all backgrounds, with a focus on the African American community.
  To contact Project Network, call 503-528-2140 or message projectnetworkintake@lifeworksnw.org.
• Mountaindale Recovery Center (North Plains) offers residential substance use and mental health services for women and children in a calm, rural setting. Currently closed for renovations.
  

If you are a provider and would like to refer a client to either program, visit our Refer a Client page for details and forms.