Location
Our Washington Location
Our inpatient facility is located in Washington, and will serve Washington state. It will provide a safe & therapeutic environment for both our staff and patients.
- Edmonds
7416 212th St SW,
Edmonds, WA 98026
Electric City, Washington Addiction Resource Guide
Drug and alcohol addiction are ongoing problems in the tiny city of Electric Hill.
If you suffer from either of these debilitating diseases, you need to find professional assistance before you try and conquer it. Trying to achieve sobriety on your own can be dangerous, and cause health complications and difficulties that can be avoided if you don't attend a structured program. It is also much more difficult to maintain sobriety without a solid foundation to draw upon, and fellow addicts or alcoholics to support you along the way.
To have the best chance of finding the right program and support resources for you personally, having the most options to choose from is helpful. This gives you the chance to compare resources, and define which are most compatible with your needs. We understand that finding all these resources can be difficult to do on your own. To help you in this quest, we put together our addiction resource guide for you to use. Having everything all in one place ensures that nothing important is overlooked.
Our Addiction Treatment Facility
Our alcohol and drug rehab treatment facility is located in Edmonds, Wa.
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Northpoint Washington is an inpatient facility designed to help those seeking relief from drugs or alcohol. We are located a little over 240 miles from Electric City in the city of Edmonds. Attending a detox and rehab program so far away has the advantage of not running into anyone you know, as well as a long distance from triggers and unhealthy situations. We can accommodate up to 22 people at the same time in our program, and make sure that each person receives the individualized care they need.
Support Groups and Recovery Meetings in Electric City, Washington
It can be scary leaving the comfort and stability of a rehab program. Temptations that were absent during the program return in full force, making it difficult to figure out how to handle them on your own. The best answer to that, of course, is to not handle them on your own, rather to seek help and assistance from others who know what you are going through. Friends and family members can only help so much, and are unable to see things completely from your perspective.
Outpatient support groups and recovery meetings are the best place to find the people that have this perspective, and are happily willing to share any knowledge they have gleaned. These meetings exist for both drug addicts and alcoholics, and even for friends and family members of those sufferers. Many of these programs revolve around faith, and surrender to a higher power. Others more recently available have science at their core.
Perhaps the best place to look for assistance in keeping away from alcohol is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, or AA. For those who attended detox or rehab, these are likely familiar, considering that many structured rehabs have them as part of their program. This can make it extremely easy for an alcoholic to acclimate to the atmosphere in an AA meeting, which makes it much simpler to find the courage to share. While listening to other people's stories is definitely helpful, the real work is done when you present your own situation for others to provide feedback on.
Monday
Time: 8:00 PM
Group name: Confused in Coulee
Location: VFW Hall 31 Coulee Blvd
Wednesday
Time: 6:00 PM
Group name: New Hope Group
Location: VFW Hall 31 Coulee Blvd
Friday
Time: 6:00 PM
Group name: Focused On Friday
Location: VFW Hall 31 Coulee Blvd
Instead of going to an AA meeting, those addicted to any type of drugs will want to check out Narcotics Anonymous, or NA. NA meetings are beneficial in the same way AA meetings are, but concentrate solely on drug addiction instead. Their 12-step program is fine tuned so that each person who attends is likely to be able to find much in the way of help and advice. A commitment to regularly attending NA meetings is the best way to stay away from dangerous drugs in the long run.
Sunday
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Chelan Hospital 503 East Highland Avenue Chelan
43.95 miles
Tuesday
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: VFW Hall 31 Coulee Boulevard Electric City
2.9 miles
Wednesday
Time: 12:30 PM
Location: Old AAOA Building 17 San Poil Avenue Nespelem
16.94 miles
Friday
Time: 12:00 PM
Location: Pierre House 327 Edmonds Street Omak
35.29 miles
Dealing with another person's alcoholism can be tough, even if the person is someone you love. The constant pressure to find a way to help without enabling can be challenging to deal with without any type of support system. Al-Anon provides this support system in a way very similar to how AA helps the alcoholics themselves. A 12-step program is also at their core, which both helps and gives insight into how the alcoholics are managing their addiction.
Sunday
Time: 5:00 PM
Group name: Sunday AFG
Location: Alano Club 724 W 3rd Ave
Monday
Time: 7:00 PM
Group name: Solutions Of Serenity AFG
Location: Immanuel Lutheran Church 1020 S A St
Friday
Time: 7:00 PM
Group name: Let Go And Let God AFG
Location: Okanogan United Methodist Church 231 3rd Ave S Okanogan
Nar Anon is the answer for those people who love a drug addict, and need ongoing help with their situation. No matter how much you care for someone, a relationship can sour if you bottle up the things that bother you. Nar Anon understands this, and provides a discrete and welcoming setting for you to use to let all of your frustrations out. Since every other participant is in a similar situation, there is never any judgment about what you share. This feeling of acceptance and understanding can provide comfort during those times where it seems like the problems are never ending.
Sunday
Time: 12:00 PM
Group name: We Care
Location: Perrie House 327 Edmonds St. Omak
41.1 miles away
Tuesday
Time: 7:00 PM
Group name: Courage to Change
Location: 920 Central Avenue Grand Forks, British Columbia
83.5 miles away
Saturday
Time: 10:00 AM
Group name: Saturday Survivors
Location: 323 Edmonds Street Omak
41.1 miles away
Al-Anon understands that it is very difficult for a child to open up in a setting with other adults present. As a result, Alateen was formed, with the sole goal of providing the same assistance adults get at Al-Anon to their younger counterparts. Kids meet together to talk about their concerns and feelings, while others in attendance can comment and provide feedback. This means that instead of packing things deep down inside, negative feelings and emotions are released in a harmless manner.
Monday
Time: 7:30 PM
Group name: Healing Hearts Alateen
Location: 1702 Main St Lake Stevens
139 miles away
Thursday
Time: 9:00 AM
Group name: Hope Through Alateen
Location: Darrington High School 1085 Fir St Darrington
119.6 miles away
Thursday
Time: 2:00 PM
Group name: Darrington 12 Steppers Alateen
Location: Darrington High School 1085 Fir St Darrington
119.6 miles away
Not all recovering addicts and alcoholics consider faith a part of their life. Rather than try and make do with a 12-step program, you should check out SMART if you are one of these people. SMART (Self-Management and Recovery Training) is based solely on science, and provides proven scientific facts as the basis for their 4-step program. In addition to the many SMART meetings held around the country, there are also a wide variety of meetings and resources found on their website.
Tuesday
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: 470 Edmonton Ave. Pentiction, British Columbia
145 miles
Wednesday
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: 500 Amon Park Dr. , Richland
148 miles
Thursday
Time: 5:00 PM
Location: Metis Community Services Society of BC 147 Park Road, Kelowna, BC
188 miles
Northpoint Recovery
Our inpatient facility at Northpoint Recovery includes both a comprehensive detox and rehab program as part of its lineup. We understand that not each program is right for every addiction, and no solution is one-size-fits-all. However, we have helped many people find and maintain their soberness, so we are confident that what we have available is helpful for most people. Contact us at your earliest convenience to see if you are one of those people.
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