UnitedHealthcare UHC | UBH Treatment Centers in Puyallup, 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.

Free by the Sea is a dual diagnosis addiction treatment center located on the Washington Coast. We provide a continuum of care including residential, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), and outpatient services (OP). Our peaceful setting has inspired a program of holistic healing, designed to meet your individualized needs. 30, 60, and 90+ day programs available, with options for long-term care and sober living. Our sober living accommodations provide a safe and supportive environment to further establish and reinforce a routine in recovery while utilizing specific coping skills to thrive in your daily life. The campus is just steps away from the beach, offering an abundance of recreational activities such as pickleball and volleyball. Mindfulness skills are incorporated throughout the program to deepen attunement with self and others, and to emphasize the importance of being present in each moment life. A meditation room is available to those who want to deepen their meditation practice, or to simply have some moments of silence. Yoga and sound baths are optionally available for those interested in deepening their mind, body, and spirit connection.

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.

We are a family-owned outpatient clinic focused on TMS treatment for depression, psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and treatment of injured workers. Dr. David Penner, MD, founded our clinic to provide high-quality mental health care tailored toward each patient. Our clinic is staffed with highly-trained professionals. We have a dedicated nurse, four registered nurse practitioners, a physician assistant, and a psychiatrist, each with unique backgrounds and experience in the military, community mental health, child and adolescent psychology, and nursing.

Rather than an afterthought, as it is in many treatment programs, Newport Academy’s educational program is an essential aspect of our clinical model. Our educational program is fully accredited and provides enhanced tutoring within a therapeutic environment, with individualized educational plans. When teens return to their home school after completing treatment with us, they bring with them concrete study and organizational skills along with enhanced engagement. Our specialized curriculum is designed to close proficiency gaps and help students grow their strengths, while building executive functioning, time management, and motivation. Newport’s educational program also offers credit recovery options for students who have failed classes or missed pertinent instruction as a result of their mental health. We ensure that students stay on track with their education and their college and career goals while receiving the compassionate and comprehensive treatment they need to achieve long-term healing.

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 Leading Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Center Located In The Heart Of Downtown Montclair, CA. Our comprehensive and nationally-recognized program is dedicated to delivering the highest quality evidence-based care, regardless of where you or your loved one are in their journey to recovery. Whether you're seeking support for yourself or a family member grappling with mental health and substance abuse issues, we are here to assist you.

At Newport Academy, we address the root causes of self-destructive behaviors, not just the symptoms. We guide teens and their families to achieve long-term, sustainable healing by treating the underlying issues—such as trauma, depression, and anxiety—that catalyze substance abuse, eating disorders, and other co-occurring disorders. Incorporating clinical, experiential, and holistic modalities, our gender-specific treatment is family focused and results oriented. From a foundation of compassionate care, clinical expertise, and unconditional love, we nurture teens’ physical, psychological, social, educational, and spiritual needs. Driven by our mission to empower teens and restore families, our comprehensive approach supports young people ages 12 and up in building the self-understanding, connection, self-acceptance, and academic and life skills that allow them to find their place in the world.

Helping children, youth and young adults (ages 0-26) find their path to healing and hope is at the core of Ryther’s work. We can only achieve this by focusing on the whole child and striving for excellence while offering an array of services to best meet the needs of the community we serve. Our programs provide treatment for anxiety, eating disorders, depression, ADHD/ADD, substance use, trauma, and more. Our services include: Intensive Outpatient (COD & DBT) for youth struggling with mental health, substance use, or other behavioral health concerns • Partial Hospitalization (PHP) to treat eating disorders or anxiety and OCD • Therapy and Family Services for individual/group therapy and wraparound services • Neurodiverse Services for neurodivergent and neurotypical youth to support social and emotional development.

Imagine by Northpoint is an outpatient mental health treatment center for adolescents ages 12-17 in Seattle, WA. Our treatment consists of a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP). We work with teens that suffer from mental health or behavioral conditions. We provide necessary coping skills and tools to transition back into their home, community and schooling system.

Our goal at Alternative Counseling is to provide a variety of quality treatment services at reasonable rates. We understand that people suffer from a wide variety of self-destructive behaviors and that each person is unique with unique treatment needs. At Alternative Counseling, we strive to provide the latest in evidence-based treatment options. Our professional staff constantly strives to find what works best for each individual and to treat everyone with respect and compassion. We believe behavior is learned, and behaviors learned can be modified or changed. We offer flexible scheduling with evening and weekend appointments and provide help with additional resources such as community self-help programs and other referrals.

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.