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We are proud to share that two of our esteemed doctors, Dr. Jennifer Hartley and Dr. Eowyn Rieke, were recognized earlier this month as Top Doctors in Addiction Medicine in Portland Monthly’s 20th annual list of the metro area’s top medical providers, as chosen by their peers!

Warning – this story contains references to alcohol poisoning (overdose).

Withdrawal Management, commonly called “detox”, is designed to ensure a safe and medically supervised transition through the most intense phase of withdrawal from drugs and/or alcohol. In this phase, known as acute withdrawal, a person can expect to be in withdrawal management for an average of 3-5 days. The length of stay varies from person to person and depends on use history and type of substance.

“I was diagnosed with depression at a very young age. Beginning in my teens, I experienced a lot of loss in my life. I always felt afraid that my relationships would fall apart and disappear from my life. It was hard to create true connections with that fear looming over me. I felt like I was doomed to be alone.

Our outpatient program has similar treatment elements as our residential inpatient program but offers flexibility so patients can  remain living in their home during their treatment.

Our residential treatment program has been offering healing to people for over 50 years. Clinically, we offer 3.5 and 3.7 levels of care for residents. It is a dormitory-style environment where people live on-site and receive 24/7 care for an average of 90-120 days.