Island Assessment & Counseling Center offers rehab, dual diagnosis treatment and addiction treatment programs for the residents of Bellevue, Issaquah and the surrounding areas in Washington State so that they may better understand alcohol abuse and treatment. They are a Washington State-approved facility with counselors certified by the state to provide the appropriate treatments. Staff includes certified counselors, licensed counselors, and chemical dependency counselors, who offer evidence-based practices such as 12-step, motivational, and cognitive behavioral therapy. Services Island Assessment and Counseling offers two primary programs which include an intensive outpatient program and outpatient counseling. They can also help those who are facing legal issues due to a DUI, domestic violence, anger episodes, and family law. Addiction treatment programs and other services include: Assessments DUI Assessments Deferred Prosecution Assessments Family Law Assessments In Custody/Jail Assessments IOP – Intensive Outpatient Program Outpatient Counseling Alcohol and Drug Information School For more information, call 360-675-5782, or visit the Island Assessment & Counseling Center website. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Outreach Behavioral Health Services is a program of Island County Human Services. These services are available to all individuals and family members residing in Island County regardless of ability to pay or funding source. Services are intended to stabilize clients in the least restrictive manner possible, and are matched to each person’s need and the severity of the crisis. Services Telephone based crisis assessment and support Telephone consultation and support for individuals and family members Referrals to a variety of services and supports to respond to client’s needs Counseling sessions in the client’s home, a community setting or in the Human Services offices Consultations to law enforcement and other community providers For more information, visit the Outreach Behavioral Health Services website, or call 360-678-2346. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Island County Community Counseling Connections program links people who do not have access to mental health services, and who do not have the resources to pay for mental health services to limited counseling services from private mental health professionals in the community. After an initial interview for screening, a case manager will help develop a plan for care. Clients will be responsible for a co-pay at each session (based on income) with three to nine sessions provided. For more information, contact Beth Plush, Outreach Behavioral Health Case Manager, at 360-678-7882, or send an email. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

Phoenix Recovery Services works in partnership with allied community providers to deliver quality individualized supports & services, and strive to make treatment meaningful by empowering individuals to have a voice in their treatment goals & decisions. Their mission is to address the stigma associated with behavioral health conditions by representing behavioral health in the community as a treatable/manageable condition that an individual can recover from. Treatment Programs & Services Alcohol and Other Drug Information School (ADIS) Problem gambling Domestic violence Therapeutic courts – Drug court, family treatment court, others Phoenix House – Transitional housing for men in early recovery Mental health treatment Substance use disorder – Includes outreach, assessment, individual & group therapy, and couples & family counseling Intervention services Deferred prosecution Mobile needle exchange – 1:1 needle exchange, safe disposal containers, equipment, counseling, and referral Note: Schedule varies by location—refer to website for details For additional contact information, visit their website, and scroll to the bottom of the page. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019

The Volunteers of America Dispute Resolution Center in Skagit County serves families undergoing life changes with low-cost parenting plans, separation, and divorce mediation services, as well as parenting and co-parenting classes, and counseling services in both Spanish and English languages. The dispute resolution center is a resource for resolving commercial disputes, neighbor-to-neighbor conflicts, natural resource conflicts, workplace disagreements, and more. Additionally, the center offers workplace trainings on trust, communication, leadership, and other topics that generate a healthy, productive workforce. Services Volunteers of America offers additional services including, but not limited to: Small claims mediation Mediation training Professional development training School training Prison training Co-parenting classes Restorative practices Fore more information, contact Donnell Austin, Regional Director, at DAustin@voaww.org. Info may differ due to COVID-19 Last Updated on September 18, 2019