Coastal Treatment Services
Substance Abuse Counseling
Counseling services are provided for individuals with a diagnosable substance abuse disorder of chemical dependency, alcohol or drug addiction, or substance abuse, recurring problem use. Treatment is primarily through group counseling sessions that meet one to three times a week, based upon the severity of the problem, with individual treatment sessions on a need basis. Duration of treatment programs are six months up to two years of care.
Domestic Violence Counseling
Coastal Treatment Services Resolve Program has been certified by the State of Washington. Resolve meets and exceeds the requirements established by the Washington Administrative Code for domestic violence perpetrator treatment programs. This program has been well received and has become highly respected by local courts, attorneys and probation offices. The Resolve is also quite appropriate for, and accepts, clients without legal mandates.
- Pathological and Problem Gambling Counseling
Pathological and problem gambling counseling is mainly offered through group therapy sessions for a period of 6 to 12 months. Groups meet each Sunday afternoon for a two hour period. Group sessions are supplemented by individual counseling sessions that are conducted at least twice a month and may be held up to twice a week, based upon the severity of the gambling problems. Counseling may also be extended to immediate family members. The State of Washington is currently funding treatment for problem gambling. Individuals may qualify for care even if employed. Please call Coastal Treatment Services for confidential screening to see if you can qualify for subsidized care.
Mental Health Counseling
Coastal Treatment Services designed the Pathways program to offer state certified community based mental health services to the public. Our qualified staff specializes in diagnosis, assessment, intervention, and treatment planning. We offer highly individualized and confidential counseling through the use of individual, group, couples, and family therapy.
Alcohol & Drug Information School
Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) is an 8-hour education program standardized by the State of Washington and taught by certified instructors. ADIS is intended as an early intervention educational opportunity for individuals with minor drug or alcohol related legal charges, workplace or school problems. ADIS is offered every Saturday at Coastal Treatment Services from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM with a fee of $90. Telephonic registration is required by the previous Friday at 3:00 PM.
Victim's Impact Panels
In 1984, Judge David Admire of Northeast District Court in Redmond, Washington, and Larry and Shirley Anderson of Bothell, the parents of a young man killed by a drunk driver, founded the DWI Victims Panel “in an effort to crack the barrier of self concern so offenders will give greater thought to the consequences of their actions.”
Typically, panelists tell their story of how an alcohol-impaired driver changed their lives. Most people attending panels are people charged with impaired driving. By hearing their stories, panelists hope that attendees will avoid driving when drinking in the future.
Panels are held every non-holiday Saturday at Coastal Treatment Services, from 8:00 to 9:30 AM, for a fee of $30. Advance telephone registration is required by the previous Friday at 3:00 PM.
An evening sessions is offered once a month on the thrird Tuesday of each month, starting at 6:30 pm. Urinalysis Screening Services
Coastal Treatment Services provides drug and alcohol urinalysis screening services. Urinalysis testing is available for individuals not enrolled in our formal treatment programs. Routine screening purposes include family interventions/monitoring, pre-employment testing, medical referrals and child custody issues. Minors must be willing to sign a release of information agreement in order for a parent to be informed of the results.
Coastal Treatment Services uses a state of the art two step process. An immunoassay is the first step in the process to look for the presence of drugs of abuse in urine. If the initial immunoassay is positive, the urine sample is then processed by Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometry (GCMS) for confirmation. A GCMS confirmation is considered to be the "gold standard" in the drug testing industry and is 100% accurate. GCMS is utilized to confirm test results that indicate any level of a controlled substance. When the laboratory suspects adulterants, dilution, or other sample abnormality, GCMS will identify the exact chemicals compounds present in suspicious samples.
Urinalysis screening services are available Monday through Thursday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM and on Fridays from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, without an appointment. Testing may be available on weekends by appointment only. Testing fees are $45, payable at time of collection. Standard testing will detect the present of alcohol, marijuana, cocaine, opiate, amphetamine/methamphetamine and PCP use. Testing for other drugs of abuse is available at increase fees. Services fees include a copy of the laboratory report and a verbal interpretation of the test results.
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