Treatment Centers in Ferndale, WA

Northpoint Seattle is a highly specialized drug and alcohol outpatient treatment center located in Northgate in Seattle, WA. We provide the ASAM continuum of care while giving clients the flexibility to live at home and maintain their everyday obligations.

Longshore is one of a select few advanced residential mental health treatment programs in Seattle with expertise in treating complex psychiatric issues. We are physician operated program that is also licensed to provide highly advanced psychiatric treatment options such as ketamine and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS). We also are a trusted treatment program for ILWU members and their families. Our philosophy is to minimize medications and provide one on one intensive treatment in an intimate small group environment. We service all adult ages and also offer specialty treatment tracts that address the unique needs of seniors, chronic pain sufferers. Treatment is provided to only 6 clients at a time to provide highly individualized attention. Unlike most programs that advertise for mental health but are really substance abuse treatment programs, we are proud to be one of the very few double certified true mental health programs in existence. We are licensed and certified for advanced mental health and crisis stabilization which means our clinical program, staffing and services must be the most intensive and highest caliber.

Smokey Point Behavioral Hospital's mission is to provide a supportive, compassionate, and innovative environment of patient centered care. Located in Marysville, WA -- Smokey Point Behavioral opened its doors in June 2017 to meet the needs of a rapidly growing North Sound region with a 115-bed, state-of-the-art, freestanding psychiatric facility. Six units provide group-facilitated, short-term specialized treatment for behavioral health and co-occurring disorders (mental illness and substance abuse) for both adults and adolescents within a secure unit.

Newport Academy’s philosophy of care is mental health primary: We address the underlying trauma and attachment wounds that catalyze mental health conditions and co-occurring disorders, including depression, anxiety, mood disorders, substance abuse, self-harm, and eating disorders. Our integrated, evidence-based approach guides teens and their families to achieve long-term, sustainable healing. We remove the stigma around mental health treatment and substance abuse issues and provide compassionate care that leads to self-awareness, confidence, and self-esteem. Based in clinical expertise and compassionate care, our whole-person treatment model takes into account the physical, psychological, social, educational, and spiritual needs of adolescents. We support young people ages 12 and up in building authentic connection with self; restoring harmony in the family system; and developing supportive relationships with peers. Our mission is to empower teens and restore families.

The human condition is one that is difficult for everyone. When these difficulties feel insurmountable it may be time to connect with a counselor that can help guide you, and support you through these challenges. We utilize a compassionate and humanistic approach to helping clients with a variety of services to offer including individual, couples, group therapy and a very popular eastern mindfulness course. Our counselors are fun and energetic, utilizing humanistic, cognitive, somatic and trauma informed therapeutic techniques.

Only 2/3 of patients with depression experience substantial relief of their symptoms with medications and therapy, and most of those individuals recover in their first 2 antidepressant trials (source: STAR*D study)! For the other 1/3 - nearly 6 million Americans - TMS, esketamine, ECT, and other treatments offer hope. Between these three treatments, nearly 90% of our patients improve. If your depression continues despite multiple medications and psychotherapy, we can help.

With unparalleled compassion and a scientifically backed approach, Winston Center helps children and adults address, manage and overcome ADHD, and related challenges. Winston Center helps people of all ages manage ADHD so they can overcome obstacles and achieve their goals. We recognize our patients’ immense resiliency and celebrate their individual talents while working to dispel harmful and false stereotypes about ADHD.

Awarded the A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau and celebrating 12-years of serving our community, Salveo Counseling Center therapists honor the individuality of their clients and enjoy the creative and collaborative process of healing the whole person. We employ a variety of therapies including Life Span Integration, EMDR, Jungian Therapy, CBT, DBT and Mindfulness. If you're interested in psychiatric medication, you're in good hands. Our friendly and knowledgeable Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners will provide you with the most up to date information and pharmaceutical options for dealing with your concerning issue.

At The Center we help people face and overcome a variety of mental health and neuropsychological challenges. Our diverse staff of psychological experts work with each client to understand their strengths and weaknesses, and then develop a strategy to reach their goals. Our treatment approach begins with the individual but also integrates family and community where appropriate.

MISSION: At Shifa health, our mission is to prevent and decrease suffering, improve functioning and enhance mental wellbeing by providing cutting-edge, highest quality, and evidence-based mental health services.

Adult, Young Adult (18-30), 50+, and Adolescent (13-17) PHP, partial hospitalization, programs. Using CBT and ACT programming, medication management, nursing groups, rec and music therapy, the Partial Hospitalization Program provides treatment for people struggling with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD and other mood disorders. Patients participate in group therapy for six hours a day, five days per week. The Adolescent PHP program is available virtually or on-site.

Opal: Food + Body Wisdom is a locally owned eating disorder treatment center in the heart of Seattle's University District. We provide Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Outpatient services for people of all genders 18+ with eating disorders and disordered eating. Opal offers mental health counseling, nutrition counseling, family therapy and psychiatric services at all levels of care. We now provide non-clinical, free lodging for our PHP and IOP clients. At Opal clients receive holistic, relational based care that is responsive to research and grounded in a Health at Every Size approach. We are in-network with most major insurance companies.

At Acera Health, we work with our clients to create personalized treatment plans that are based on their individual strengths. We believe that no two clients are alike, and as such, the ingredients to overcome mental health challenges are not going to be the same for each client. Our model is to work with our clients hand-in-hand to identify their strengths and create a sustainable plan that will work for them both during and after their time at Acera Health. We prioritize our clients' well-being and Immersion into sustainable modalities is key to our success. When our clients have completed our program, they continue on their journey of wellness armed with the tools they need for success.

Eating Recovery Center, Washington is part of Eating Recovery Center, the only national vertically integrated health care system dedicated to the treatment of serious eating disorders. Eating Recovery Center offers best-in-class care for individuals and families struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating and other unspecified eating disorders through an unmatched network of 24 centers in 7 states.

Eastside Center For Family provides counseling to all members of the family struggling with mood disorders, substance abuse problems, work related difficulties, relationship problems, coping difficulties.

At THIRA, we specialize in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, and even have Dr. Kathryn Korslund (a key researcher and developer of DBT methods and training) on staff. Originally developed at the University of Washington by Marsha Linehan, Ph.D., DBT was first designed to treat interpersonal chaos, intense emotional swings, impulsiveness, confusion about the self (identity), and suicidal behavior. It is based on a bio-social theory that states that problems develop from the interaction of biological factors (physiological makeup) and environmental factors (learning history), which together create difficulty managing emotions. DBT is therefore appropriate for a range of additional problems that relate to emotion dysregulation such as depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, anger-related problems, and substance use problems. A great deal of research has been conducted on the effectiveness of DBT and, in general, DBT appears as effective or more effective than other “talk based” psychotherapies for the problems mentioned above.