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
Seattle Addiction Rehab, Recovery and Mental Health Resources
Seattle has the most mental health and addiction recovery resources in the State of Washington. There are many different types of support groups, including AA, NA, Al-Anon and Alateen recovery options. Additional ways to get help include detox and rehab and mental health treatment.
At Northpoint Washington, we offer private addiction recovery and mental health treatment options at our inpatient and outpatient facilities. But we recognize the importance of making sure people are aware of all the options available to them.
This mental health and addiction recovery resource guide can be very helpful for those who are looking for ways to get support in Seattle.
Free Addiction Resources in Seattle
Alcoholics Anonymous is sometimes referred to as AA meetings. These meetings are designed to offer help to those who are struggling with addictions to alcohol. Both men and women attend AA meetings, and this is the perfect place to share how you're feeling, the challenges you're facing, and the issues that led to your addiction. For participants who frequent AA, 12 Steps are discussed as a way to progressively advance through recovery from alcoholism. The main goal of AA meetings is to assist alcoholics to recover from their addictions.
Sunday
6:00 am
Wake Up Daily
Alano Club of the Eastside
12302 NE 8th St
Bellevue, Wa
8:00 am
90 Minute Tune
Neighborhood House
6400 Sylvan Way SW
West Seattle, WA
10:00 am
Westside Story (Winter)
Spuds Restaurant
2666 Alki Ave SW
West Seattle, WA
12:00 noon
Pass it On
17801 1st Ave S
Normandy Park, WA
3:00 pm
12 + 12 Step Study
The Phoenix Club
15011 Aurora Ave N
Shoreline, WA
5:00 pm
Secular 12-Step Meeting
Seattle Area Support Groups
115 15th Ave E
Capitol Hill, WA
9:00 pm
A New Beginning
15403 Ambaum Blvd SW
Burien, WA
Monday
6:00 am
Architects Of Adversity
12 & 12 Fellowship
23732 Bothell Everett Hwy
Bothell, WA
8:00 am
Auburn Awake
South King Alano Club
1317 Harvey Rd
Auburn, WA
11:00 am
Last Call At 11:00 AM
Frye Apartments
223 Yesler Way
Pioneer Square
2:00 pm
Afternooners
Alano Club of the Eastside
12302 NE 8th St
Bellevue, WA
5:30 pm
AA Big Book Study
Seattle Area Support Groups
115 15th Ave E
Capitol Hill, WA
7:00 pm
A New Purpose Group
Bethlehem Lutheran
1024 Monroe Ave NE
Renton, WA
9:30 pm
Essentials Group
Alano Club of the Eastside
12302 NE 8th St
Bellevue, WA
Tuesday
6:00 am
Sobriety At Sunrise
12 & 12 Fellowship
23732 Bothell Everett Hwy
Bothell, WA
7:00 am
Abigail's Ghost
Denny Park Lutheran
766 John St
South Lake Union
10:30 am
Tuesday Hope
Hope Hall
8305 Meadowbrook Way SE
Snoqualmie, WA
12:00 noon
Out To Lunch Bunch
Seattle Area Support Groups
115 15th Ave E
Capitol Hills, WA
4:00 pm
Joy Of Living
IHOP
1433 NW Sammamish Rd
Issaquah, WA
6:30 pm
Real Alcoholics
Our Lady of Guadalupe
7000 35th Ave SW
West Seattle, WA
12:00 midnight
Last Call
Shari's Restaurant
12207 NE 116th St
Kirkland, WA
Wednesday
6:00 am
On Awakening @ Lac
Lynnwood Alano Club
4001 198th St SW
Lynnwood, WA
10:30 am
Freedom To Change
South King Alano Club
1317 Harvey Rd
Auburn, Wa
2:00 pm
Sober On The Street
Matt Talbot / New Hope Ctr
2313 3rd Ave
Belltown, WA
5:00 pm
Accept-Ohm
Assoc Behavioral Health Ctr
841 Central Ave N
Kent, WA
6:30 pm
Many Paths - Agnostic Atheist Friendly
The Solution Bookstore
207 SW 153rd St
Burien, WA
10:00 pm
Lean And Serene
Fremont Fellowship Hall
Thursday
6:00 am
O.D.A.A.T. Lives
12 & 12 Fellowship
23732 Bothell Everett Hwy
Bothell, WA
9:00 am
Fox Hunters
Seattle Mennonite Ch
3120 NE 125th St
Lake City, WA
12:00 noon
Gunny Sack Hill
Lynnwood Alano Club
4001 198th St SW
Lynnwood, WA
4:30 pm
Recov'r We
VFW Hall
4330 148th Ave NE
Redmond, WA
6:00 pm
Great Fact 12&12 Study
Good Shepherd Baptist
6915 196th St SW
Lynnwood, WA
7:00 pm
Cute But Dangerous Women
Phinney Ridge Lutheran
7500 Greenwood Ave N
Phinney Ridge, Wa
10:00 pm
Courage 2 Change
Fremont Fellowship Hall
8916 Aurora Ave N
Greenwood, WA
Friday
6:00 am
Seeing Through The Haze
12 & 12 Fellowship
23732 Bothell Everett Hwy
Bothell, WA
9:30 am
Morning Meditation
Bethel Lutheran
17529 15th Ave NE
Shoreline, WA
12:00 noon
Breaking The Chains
Fremont Fellowship Hall
8916 Aurora Ave N
Greenwood, WA
5:00 pm
New Miracle Hall
South King Alano Club
1317 Harvey Rd
Auburn, WA
7:00 pm
Our Stories Disclose
Covington Comm Ch
17455 SE Wax Rd
Covington, WA
8:00 pm
Serenity Hall Group
Serenity Hall
12536 Renton Ave S
Rainier Beach, WA
Saturday
6:30 pm
Airport Earlybirds
IHOP
20402 International Blvd
SeaTac, WA
7:00 am
The Big Book Step Study
YWCA Family Village
930 NE High St
Issaquah, WA
9:00 am
Simplicity
Ballard Swedish Hospital
5300 Tallman Ave NW
Ballard, WA
12:00 noon
For This Day
Fremont Fellowship Hall
8916 Aurora Ave N
Greenwood, WA
5:30 pm
The 164
Peace Lutheran
8316 39th Ave SW
West Seattle, WA
7:00 pm
Step Into The Light
St. Alphonsus Catholic
5816 15th Ave NW
Ballard, WA
12:00 Midnight
Midnight Mayhem
12 & 12 Fellowship
23732 Bothell Everett Hwy
Bothell, WA
There may be a number of reasons why people might struggle to attend AA meetings in person. Some people may have small children at home, whereas others may work odd hours that make it difficult. These are just a few of the reasons why it makes sense to offer online AA meetings.
The Greater Seattle Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous offers several of their AA meetings online. Also, the Online Intergroup of Alcoholics Anonymous provides several options for people in need of virtual AA meetings.
Drug Addiction Statistics in Seattle
There are over 700,000 people living in the Seattle Washington. Being a port town, there is high accessibility to heavy drugs like heroin and methamphetamines. On top of that that, Seattle is not immuned to the prescription opioid epidemic occurring all over the US. Washington has experienced major problems with drug and alcohol abuse. This is why there are also many resources for addiction in Seattle. Here are some of the Seattle drug statistics:
Statistics for Seattle, Washington include:
- Death from heroin overdose has increased by nearly 60% in the last year.
- Death from cocaine overdose has been steadily rising in Seattle.
- There are about 70,000 people in the Seattle area who are regularly using drugs.
- This includes 6,000 people who have admitted to using stimulants regularly.
- Nearly 12,000 Seattle residents mix illegal drugs with alcohol.
You’re not alone if you have an addiction to drug in the Seattle area. What matters is that you get the help you need before it’s too late. The rate of drug overdoses in Seattle continue to rise and alcohol is also potentially lethal when you take too much. There are many options to help you get clean.
Some cost nothing to you. You’ll want to go through detox as well as some form of rehab. It may take your family or the law to stage an intervention to help you. It shouldn’t come to that though. Once you’ve gone through the fundamental steps of detox and rehab, you should maintain your sobriety with NA meetings in Seattle.
Narcotics Anonymous (NA) is a well-known and highly respected 12-step program with groups across the country. NA welcomes those who are maintaining their sobriety after completing rehabilitation programs, or may be where a new attendee first learns about rehab programs and what they offer. Attending NA meetings is free.
Sunday
9:30 am
Sunday Starters
Rob's 125th Street Grill
12255 Aurora Ave N,
Seattle, WA
12:00 pm
Just For Today
115 15th Ave E,
Seattle, WA
98112
Suite 201 (Capitol Hill)
7:00 pm
Eastshore NA
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
Annex bldg. behind main church
4315 129th Pl SE,
Bellevue, WA
Monday
10:00 am
AM NA (1Hr Meeting)
Lynnwood Alano Club
4001 198TH St SW,
Lynnwood, WA
12:00 noon
Hope Fiends
Broadview Community Church (basement)
(125th and Phinney Ave. N)
325 N 125th St,
Seattle, WA
5:00 pm
Totally Real Narcotics Anonymous Group
(no children allowed)
AP (Avalon Place) Building 2988
SW Avalon Way,
Seattle, WA
7:00 pm
Don’t Lose Your Marbles
Sunrise Centers
12650 1st Ave S,
Seattle, WA
Tuesday
12:00 noon
It's Your Day
SASG (Capital Hill, Suite 201)
115 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA
5:45 pm
Basic NA
St. Paul's
512 12th Ave NW,
Seattle, WA
8:00 pm
Back to Life
Fremont Baptist Church
717 N 36th St,
Seattle, WA
Wednesday
12:00 noon
More Gratitude Less Attitude
Fremont Baptist Church
717 N 36th St,
Seattle, WA
3:00 pm
New Age Recovery
Lynnwood Alano Club
4001 198TH St SW,
Lynnwood, WA
7:30 pm
Insomniaddicts
Ronald United Methodist Church
7839 Aurora Ave N,
Shoreline, WA
Thursday
1:00 pm
Destination Vashon
Vashon Presbyterian Church
(in the belfry - ring bell at front)
17708 Vashon Hwy SW, Vashon, WA
5:45 pm
Basic NA
St. Paul’s
512 12th Ave NW,
Seattle, WA
7:00 pm
Miracles Happen
The Church of the Nazarene
850 Union Ave NE,
Renton, WA
Friday
2:00 pm
Anything is Possible
Gideon Mathew Apts.
(in the Community Room, NW corner of 25th and Jackson)
323 25th Ave S,
Seattle, WA
6:00 pm
Three Rivers
Hope Hall
8305 Meadowbrook Way SE,
Snoqualmie, WA
11:00 pm
Never Too Late
Fremont Baptist Church
717 N 36th St,
Seattle, WA
Saturday
9:00 am
Safe Place
Columbia City Church of Hope
(enter west side of church)3818 S Angeline St, Seattle, WA
Parking off of 38th between Alaska and Angeline
10:30 am
Miracle in Progress
Cherry Fellowship
2701 E Cherry St, Seattle, WA
10:30 am
Saturday Morning Women's Meeting
Edmonds Lutheran Church
23525 84th Ave W,
Edmonds, WA
5:15 pm
Yes You Can
Lynnwood Alano Club
Vape Prohibited
4001 198th St SW,
Lynnwood, WA
7:00 pm
The Oasis
Admiral Congregational Church
(2 blocks north of Admiral Theater - in basement)
4320 SW Hill St,
Seattle, WA
It is not always easy for everyone to attend in-person NA meetings. A lot of people have health problems or other barriers that can make it difficult to fit it into their schedules. But the good news is that there are online NA meetings available.
Narcotics Anonymous of the Seattle Area offers several NA meetings online. They are scheduled throughout the week at various times. In addition, the Narcotics Anonymous website has provided a list of several of their online NA meetings.
Al-Anon and Alateen Meetings in Seattle
Al-Anon and Alateen are there for family members, including children and teenagers, affected by a loved one’s drinking or drug abuse. Free, warm and welcoming, Al-Anon and Alateen provide guidance with boundary-setting, self-care and living with a person who is recovering from or still living with addiction.
Monday
7:30 pm
LAKE CITY MONDAY NIGHT ALATEEN
Lake City Presbyterian
3841 NE 123rd
Seattle, WA
Tuesday
7:30 pm
EDMONDS ALATEEN - SERENITY FOR YOUTH
S. County Senior Ctr
220 Railroad Ave,
Edmonds, WA
Wednesday
7:30 pm
AUBURN WED NIGHT ALATEEN
Zion Lutheran,
1305 17th St SE,
Auburn, WA
Thursday
7:30 pm
LAKE HILLS ALATEEN
St. Andrews Lutheran,
2650 148th Ave SE,
Bellevue, WA
Not everyone is able to find the time to attend Al-Anon or Alateen meetings. There can be many deterrents that can make it difficult to go to in-person meetings. But Al-Anon offers a list of online meetings for both families and young people.
There are several different types of online meetings available with Al-Anon. Groups can meet through Facebook Messenger, Skype, Zoom and many other platforms. Many groups have 24/7 accessibility, which can be so helpful for people who need this type of support.
SMART Recovery
SMART Recovery is a non-profit organization that teaches an abstinence-only approach to addiction recovery. Their goal is to bring substance abusers together who all have the common goal of quitting. They rely on peer support, and all of their meetings are free to attend.
SMART Recovery might be a great option for someone who is not interested in attending a 12-Step group. Their approach is very different, and it is based on empowering the individual to want to change for the better.
One of the best parts of this program is that it helps people learn how to live a balanced and healthy life without substances. It has worked well for many people, and it is certainly an option worth considering for recovery.
Monday
Sacred Heart Church
6:00 pm
205 2nd Ave. N
Seattle, WA
Map
Online
Thursday
Family & Friends Meeting
Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N
Suite 347
Seattle, WA
Map
Online
Seattle Public Library – Capitol Hill Branch
6:00 pm
425 Harvard Ave. E
Seattle, WA
Map
Online
Facebook
Friday
PEER Seattle
5:00 pm
1520 Bellevue Ave.
Suite 100
Seattle, WA
Map
Online
Facebook
The Benefits of Professional Addiction Treatment
Even though they can work well for some people, not everyone will benefit from going to AA or NA. When a person is new to recovery, they often need professional addiction treatment. These individuals should seriously consider going through both detox and rehab.
Most people do not realize that there are actually two sides to addiction – the physical side and the psychological side. It is important to address both, and when one aspect is neglected, the result is often a relapse, which could lead to an overdose.
Professional treatment centers offer people a higher level of care, and they benefit from the experience of experts during recovery. There is a commitment involved, but most people who choose to go to rehab say it was the best decision they could have made.
About Drug and Alcohol Detox in Seattle
For those who opt for professional treatment, drug and alcohol detox is often the first step. This refers to the treatment that is offered to patients to help with their withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal can easily sidetrack anyone who intends to quit, even if they are really motivated to recover. But when they go through detox, they have a much better chance of being successful.
There are many types of treatments available for detox. Many addiction treatment programs rely on a combination of both medical detox and holistic methods to help people get through withdrawal.
Detoxing is a vital step that should not be skipped; especially if it is required for a safe recovery. Certain types of substance abuse problems mandate it, such as alcoholism, benzodiazepine addiction and opioid addiction.
The SAMHSA treatment locator indicates that there are close to twenty drug and alcohol detox programs in Seattle. These are all within a 15-mile radius of the city center.
Choosing an inpatient detox program is very important. People need the level of care that they can get in an inpatient setting. Also, when a person detoxes through a rapid detox program, or through an outpatient center, there are many risks involved.
While many people experience mild to moderate withdrawal symptoms, they can become severe. There can also be complications that develop, and when they do, emergency medical care is often needed. With an inpatient program, patients get the medical monitoring they need, and if an emergency arises, it can be treated quickly.
There are a total of four hospitals in the Seattle area that offer drug and alcohol detox. But this form of treatment is not always desirable. A hospital might seem like the perfect place to go through withdrawal, but patients are often isolated from others. Upon discharge, there is no guarantee that follow up instructions will be given.
More often than not, people who go through a hospital detox end up relapsing. Choosing a private program, or even a state program is generally preferred.
Going to Drug Rehab in Seattle
After detoxing, the next step is to enter into a drug rehab. This is also a crucial part of recovery because there, the staff will address the psychological part of the addiction.
Sometimes people are very aware of what caused them to start using drugs. But not everyone is. During drug rehab, many different types of therapy will be recommended to help understand the root cause, and treat it.
There are more than 100 different facilities that offer drug rehabilitation services within a 15-mile radius of Seattle. That leaves people with a lot of options, and that can be overwhelming at times.
Most people find that they need an inpatient program as opposed to an outpatient one. Also, a smaller, private facility is usually preferred over a state-run addiction treatment center.
Seattle Alcohol Rehab Programs
Alcohol rehab is essential for anyone who wants to recover from alcoholism. This addiction is very serious, and yet, many people think that they can simply stop drinking. Unfortunately, it is not that simple.
During alcohol rehab, patients will be able to learn what led to their drinking problems. Once they know that, they can begin to take the proper steps to heal. They will also learn how to live their lives without being reliant upon alcohol.
How Many Alcohol Rehab Centers are in Seattle?
There are over 100 alcohol rehab programs in the Seattle area alone. Many are close to the city center, but there are some that are located in the various neighborhoods nearby.
Online Rehab Options in Seattle, WA
Technology has afforded drug and alcohol treatment facilities with the ability to offer online rehab options. It is possible to attend rehab online, and many programs provide this service for their clients.
Online rehab programs may utilize several platforms to meet with their clients. Video chats can be used for individual therapy sessions, and it is even possible to have group therapy meetings.
Having this option is so important because not everyone can make it to in-person appointments. Online rehab allows treatment centers to meet the needs of even more people who require these services.
Seattle Mental Health Resources
There are many ways for people in Seattle to get mental health support through government and community programs.
- The WA State Health Care Authority has information to help people find peer support groups on their website.
- Washington 2-1-1 can be accessed by calling 211 from any phone. They are a local advocacy group that offers information about mental health services in the community.
- The Crisis Text Line is a way for people to talk to someone when they are facing a mental health crisis. The number to text is 741741 and there are no data fees for texting.
- Information about mental health support in Seattle is available by contacting the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services.
- Crisis Connections is a non-profit that provides crisis intervention services. They can be contacted at (866) 427-4747 or (206) 461-3222.
- NAMI-Washington is available to provide information about mental health resources and other community resources in Seattle.
- The Imagine Teen Mental Health Treatment Program is there to help people who are looking for outpatient mental health treatment. They are a privately run program.
- The Arc of King County can help people locate mental health resources in their communities.
- King County has the WISe/Wraparound Program to help troubled youths and their families.
- King County can help people get started with publicly funded mental health treatment services.
- In addition, King County can also assist people who are in need of substance abuse treatment.
- King County provides access to crisis intervention services at any time of the day or night.
- The Depression and Bipolar Alliance of Greater Seattle meets twice every month, supporting mental health patients and their families.
- Wing of Madness is an online group that helps people who are struggling with serious clinical depression.
- Eating Addictions Anonymous is a 12-Step group that offers support to people with eating disorders.
- PTSD Support Group Online is a virtual support group to help people with post-traumatic stress disorder.
- Schizophrenia Self-Help Groups are available to help people who have been diagnosed with this mental health condition.
Please call 911 if a loved one appears to be a danger to themselves or to other people.
The Washington Recovery Help Line is the state’s suicide hotline. The number to call is 1-866-789-1511.
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline’s phone number is 1-800-273-8255.
What to do-Drug Overdose in Seattle
One of the main risks of abusing drugs and becoming addicted to them is overdose. The more a person uses a drug, the more likely they are to overdose. Opioid drugs have always been risky but they are even more so with the new reality of Fentanyl being laced with heroin. You can save someone’s life if you know the signs and know what to do.
Look for paraphernalia around the victim. This will help emergency responders be better equipped.
If the victim is on their back, make sure to roll them over on their side in the event they start to vomit while passed out.
Stay calm and call 911 right away or get them to a hospital.
Symptoms for alcohol poisoning are more obvious than a drug overdose. The smell of alcohol will be the first indication that the person is drunk. The additional symptoms for someone who has drank more than their body can handle includes:
- The inability to walk.
- Lack of coordination.
- Though their eyes are open, they are not able to hear you.
- They might mumble without making any sense.
- Their heart beat will slow down.
- They may excessively vomit.
Again, get the person to the hospital immediately or call an ambulance. Make sure to prop them on their side if they’re passed out in the even they vomit.
An inpatient drug rehab is your best option for a full recovery. This is what makes it the best options for most addicts. The earlier part of your recovery is challenging but inpatient rehab provides a great deal of peace. You are given all the proven effective tools to recover properly. You understand your own personal relationship with addiction and get all the therapy to help you manage triggers.
You are taken care of and educated by knowledgeable addiction professionals. Their experience helps many people overcome addiction. You have access to help around the clock when you’re in rehab so you’re never alone in your initial struggles. You will learn a lot about the disease of addiction and yourself. You also have no distractions because you’re immersing in a program. You can focus on your recovery and healing.
Some people are not going to benefit from an inpatient recovery program. For example, if you have gone through an inpatient program before, it may not be necessary again. It also may not be possible for you to immerse into a program like this. If you still have to maintain your obligations at home, it’s better for you to do an intensive outpatient program.
There are many options available to you. You may not have the money for an inpatient program in which case, an outpatient program might be better for you. They cost less and your insurance is more likely to pay for it in full. If you don’t feel like you’ve been dependent on drugs or alcohol for that long, you may find that you can attend 12-step group meetings in Seattle. This might just be enough. Do keep in mind that you have to be really motivated if you’re opting to do an outpatient program. You might be more susceptible to triggers as you live your day to day life trying to abstain from substances.
Northpoint Washington: Offering Traditional and Online Addiction Treatment
At Northpoint Washington, our drug and alcohol rehab program is considered to be among the best in the United States. We are located in Edmonds, Washington, and our facility offers inpatient care. Our services include both detox and rehabilitation, which are both available under the same roof.
Our patients are immersed in an intensive program that addresses all sides of their addictions. We offer treatment for withdrawal and all of our patients have individual sessions with their therapist. We provide several types of group therapy, including family sessions.
In addition, we also have online rehab services that are available for those who need them. We utilize telehealth to meet with our patients virtually and meet their unique treatment needs.
Health insurance companies are required to offer benefits for addiction treatment. These benefits include coverage to at least partially offset the cost of both detox and rehab services.
Having health insurance is the easiest way to pay for rehab. Those who do not have insurance should visit HealthCare.gov to get information on a policy.
At Northpoint Washington, we always verify our patients’ insurance and work hard to maximize their benefits. We are in-network with some of the most popular insurance companies in Washington State. We also work with Cobra plans. But not everyone has health insurance. These individuals may need to be more creative when it comes to paying for rehab.
They may want to consider:
- Discussing their need for funds with a trusted friend or family member who might lend it to them.
- Applying for a grant through SAMHSA, which would cover their treatment in full.
- Contacting their local Department of Social Services to ask about financial assistance.
- Starting an online funding campaign to encourage loved ones to donate.
- Getting information about in-house financing from the addiction treatment program of their choice.
The Imagine Teen Mental Health Treatment Program in the Seattle Area: Outpatient Mental Health Treatment
Our outpatient facility, Northpoint Seattle, has launched the Imagine Teen Mental Health Treatment Program. Imagine is our partial hospitalization program for clients with mental health issues. It is an intensive program that treats many psychological disorders, such as:
- Schizophrenia
- Depression
- Bipolar disorder
- PTSD
- ADHD
- Self-harming behaviors
- Sleep disorders
- Anxiety
- Panic disorder
- Mood disorders
- OCD
- Eating disorders
At the Imagine Teen Mental Health Treatment Program, they work with adults who have acute or severe mental health issues. Each client receives their own personalized treatment plan that details what they need to reach their goals. They offer:
- Both individual and group therapy sessions.
- Processing groups
- Yoga/Thai Chi
- Mental health education
- Goat setting and achievement
- Skill building classes
Clients meet regularly with a psychiatrist for medication adjustments. They have regular contact with medical staff and their therapist.
Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Resources in Seattle – Learn More Today
At Northpoint Washington, we know how closely mental health and addiction are intertwined. Our goal has always been to provide the best treatment for the people who come to us for help.
There are many addiction recovery and mental health resources available in the Seattle area. Do you have questions about them, or about starting treatment? Please contact us.
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