Men's treatment, Portland
Men's addiction treatment in Portland, Oregon
Gender-specific treatment for men, with dual-diagnosis care and a plan that covers work, relationships and life after treatment.
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Medically reviewed by Medical Director Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM · Updated
Levels of care
Levels of care in this program
This program is offered across levels of care. Your assessment decides where you start.
- DetoxBy referral, before treatment
- ResidentialLive-in, around the clock
- Partial hospitalizationFull days, home at night
- Intensive outpatientSeveral days a week
- OutpatientRegular sessions
- AftercareSupport after a program
More structureMore independence
Why a men's program
Substance use often damages families, careers and finances, and it frequently sits alongside mental health concerns. A gender-specific setting gives men room to discuss those areas with peers. For some men, personal concerns are easier to share without mixed-gender groups.
We work with men of all races, backgrounds, gender identities and sexual orientations.
Who it is for
The program is for adult men whose use of alcohol or drugs affects their health, relationships, work, finances or responsibilities. It may be a good fit if you:
- Have tried to stop without lasting success
- Have strong cravings, withdrawal symptoms or a loss of control
- Keep using despite harmful consequences
- Have relapsed after previous treatment
- Use substances to manage stress, trauma or mental health symptoms
- Need distance from people, places or situations that encourage use
- Need more structure, accountability and professional support
Treatment recommendations come from a clinical assessment of substance use, physical and mental health, and immediate safety needs.
Substances we treat
We treat men struggling with alcohol, illicit drugs and commonly misused prescription medications. Some men come in for one primary substance, while others need help with several.
- Alcohol
- Opioids, including fentanyl and heroin
- Prescription medications such as oxycodone
- Benzodiazepines
- Cocaine and methamphetamine
- Marijuana and kratom
Mental health and dual diagnosis
Substance use and mental health often occur together. Treatment addresses both at once rather than as unrelated problems. We provide integrated support for men with conditions such as:
- Anxiety and panic disorders
- Depression
- Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
- Bipolar disorder
- ADHD
Life skills, relapse prevention and peer support
Lasting recovery takes more than therapy sessions. Men also learn to manage everyday responsibilities, relationships and high-risk situations.
- A consistent daily routine
- Managing work, school and family responsibilities
- Communication, conflict resolution and healthy boundaries
- Managing stress, anger and difficult emotions
- Rebuilding trust in important relationships
- Sober recreation and a stable living environment
Group sessions let men learn from one another, practice honest communication and build a sober support network that lasts after treatment.
Levels of care
Recovery needs change over time, so the level of care should match where you are. Options include residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient and outpatient care.
Admissions and insurance
Admissions begins with a confidential conversation about current use, mental health, treatment history and living situation. A clinical assessment then decides between residential, PHP, IOP or outpatient care.
Our admissions team can verify coverage and explain whether behavioral health services are covered, whether we are in network, your deductibles or copays, and whether prior authorization is needed. Verification does not commit you to treatment.
The men's residence is not publicly listed. Admissions can share details during your call.
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Men's addiction treatment
How Crestview's program supports men in recovery.
Your care team
The people behind this program
Licensed clinicians lead every level of care at Crestview.
Medical Director
Dave Cundiff, MD, MPH, FASAM
Leads medical care and reviews our clinical content.
Director of Psychiatry
Jill C. Gladish, MD, MPH
Psychiatric care and medication management.
Clinical Director
Eric Pinkston, MA, CADC III
Oversees therapy and treatment planning.
Nurse Practitioner
Bonnie Lambert, LPC, PMHNP-BC
Psychiatric nurse practitioner and counselor.
Not sure which level of care fits?
Talk it through with Garrett, Tuni or another member of our admissions team. The call is free and confidential, and there is no obligation.
Talk to admissions
A confidential call with our admissions team. We will listen, check your insurance and help you choose the right level of care. No obligation.