About Willamette Family Treatment Servs
Willamette Family has been helping people in Eugene, Oregon, and surrounding communities overcome substance addiction since 1964, with a strong emphasis on keeping families together through recovery. They offer a range of care that includes medical detox, sobering services, residential treatment, and outpatient programs. Their outpatient options include Intensive Day Treatment, standard outpatient treatment, and DUII services, which can serve as a first step in care or as a step down after a residential stay. Their programs are supported in large part by private foundations and individual donors, and they aim to keep care affordable.
One of their most distinctive programs is Families in Recovery, a residential option for mothers and guardians who can live on-site with children aged six and under. Children ages six weeks to six years attend a licensed therapeutic Child Development Center staffed by trained teachers, while parents receive parenting support, reunification case management, and coordination with partners such as ODHS and Head Start. Stays typically last 90 to 120 days and include mental health care, psychiatric services, medication management, medication-assisted treatment, peer support, housing assistance, and life-skills coaching. Intensive Day Treatment provides about 20 hours of weekly care that blends individual counseling, group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational enhancement, mindfulness, relapse prevention, and peer-delivered services, so clients can still return home each day.
Payment and Insurance Options
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- IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funds
- Private Health Insurance
- Sliding Fee Scale (Fee is based on income and other factors)
- State-Financed Health Insurance Plan Other Than Medicaid
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Willamette Family Treatment Servs offers multiple levels of care such as:
- Telehealth
- Residential
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Telemedicine/Telehealth Therapy
- Intervention