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Agency Programs & Services Willamette Family provides a full range of gender-specific programs designed to meet the individual needs of each participant. All clients receive a comprehensive assessment, appropriate placement within the continuum of care, and a treatment plan. Continuing stay and discharge decisions are based on criteria of the American Society of Addiction Medicine. We admit clients to the least restrictive level of care, and length of stay in any level is based on meeting treatment plan objectives and individual client needs. Willamette Family employs motivational enhancement therapy, behavior modification, and cognitive restructuring strategies in all programs. We are sensitive to the special needs of men and women and have designed our gender-specific programs to address these needs. Each facility hosts a number of 12-step meetings and provides transportation to outside meetings. Outpatient services are also available at both our women's and men's treatment facilities. There are co-ed outpatient groups as well as gender-specific outpatient services. Willamette Family has recently opened offices in Downtown Eugene at 221 and 227 W. 10th Avenue (10th and Charnelton), where DUII Services and Outpatient Treatment Services are available. Please call (541) 344-0031 for information on services or to schedule an appointment.. Additionally, we have opened a Women's Outpatient Treatment Program in Cottage Grove, at 1450 Birch Ave., Cottage Grove, OR. Phone (541) 767-9956 for additional information.
Residential Treatment Our facility at 1420 Green Acres Road houses our Men’s Residential Treatment Program and Outpatient Services. Prior to Willamette Family acquiring the Green Acres property, it was home to a law firm who had installed attractive wood paneling in the offices and throughout the building. During its complete renovation, we were able to keep much of the beautiful and soothing wood paneled office space to provide our clients and staff with a pleasing environment. Willamette Family offers continuity of care at the Green Acres facility, where clients may transition from one program to another, as needed. Men’s Residential Treatment is a 30-90 day
program. After completion, clients will be referred to one of our two outpatient
groups: Intensive Outpatient or Outpatient.
Outpatient Services Length of stay in this level of care varies from 90 to 180 days.
After completing the program, clients are referred to a select group of recovery houses in the community that support their continued recovery.
Residential Treatment Willamette Family provides intensive residential treatment for chemically dependent women, including those who are pregnant, or who have children ages 0-6. Length of stay varies from 30 days to 4 months. Generally, pregnant women and mothers with children stay longer. Clients completing residential treatment are referred to outpatient and aftercare services. Willamette Family has one of the most comprehensive programs available for women in Oregon. Services include:
Outpatient / Continuing Care Any person completing one of the Willamette Family programs is eligible to enter Continuing Care, which includes:
The Women’s Treatment Center provides a licensed on-site child development center for children whose mothers are participating in our substance abuse treatment programs. The daytime childcare program provides a warm and nurturing atmosphere for children through age 6. The Child Development Center supports mothers in treatment by providing nursery space, specialized parent training for mothers of newborns, and care for infants. Annually, hundreds of residential and outpatient children receive up to 36 hours per week of intensive, therapeutic care. Last year, 27 infants were born to women who were participating in our residential program. There is no fee for this service. Services provided include:
The program is designed just for girls, and is based on a holistic philosophy of physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual health. Girls who are pregnant or who have children are able to access treatment services along with pre-natal care, parent training, and a Child Development Center on site. These programs bring a variety of services to at risk girls, including medical care, addiction treatment, mental health services, family therapy, mental health and trauma treatment services, prenatal and parenting classes, academic education, and life skills to create a future free from addiction.
Mental Health
Services Willamette Family offers gender-specific services for women and girls in need of mental health and/or trauma treatment. The program uses an integrated, holistic, strengths-based approach to support healing and growth, including education and intervention for clients and families. Therapists are highly trained and experienced, and provide sensitive services and a full array of family focused therapy services and couples counseling for clients in the substance abuse or mental health treatment programs. Individual, family and group services are available.
Research
Department The Willamette Family Evaluation and Research Department collects data relevant to program evaluation and institutes research in the agency pertaining to chemical dependency and its effects on clients lives and the greater community. The department has successfully completed several National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA) Clinical Trials and is involved in many small grant projects. It also performs the evaluation components for all our large grants, including continuing evaluation and data components, numerous client interviews and national data sharing responsibilities as specified in all the research projects. Willamette Family has grants and joint projects with OHSU (Oregon Health & Science University), SAMHSA (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration), and NIH (the National Institute of Health).
Detoxification and Sobering Services as a community response for intoxicated individuals or as a first step into treatment: For alcoholics and addicts who need to withdraw safely from alcohol and/or drugs and to achieve an acceptable level of sobriety in a safe, caring environment. Sobering Services The Sobering Station is a 24-hour facility designed as a safe and clean environment in which intoxicated individuals can be housed and monitored until they are capable of leaving in a safe condition. Counseling is available, as well as information on recovery and addiction, and, when appropriate, those admitted to our Sobering Station are offered detoxification services. Referrals to other social services are also made, as needed. Detoxification Services Our detoxification unit provides medically monitored detoxification from alcohol and drugs. Medical needs are assessed and provided by the medical staff. All clients are provided sleeping accommodations and well-balanced meals during their stay. Staff are available for counseling and support 24- hours a day. Initial education regarding addiction and recovery is begun. All clients are provided referrals for services that will assist them in their process of recovery. Pharmacological Detoxification Buprenophine is an FDA approved drug that has been proven effective in preventing the need to continue heroin/opiate use and in helping people to withdrawal safely from heroin, opiates and prescription pain medications. Our medical staff can recommended Buprenophine if the client meets our program guidelines. Please call the Admissions Office at (541) 343-2993 for additional information, appointments or assessment, or eMail: CherylH@wfts.org. ______________________________
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