Military program
R.I.S.E. for active-duty service members in Portland, Oregon
Recovery Integrity Support Endurance is a treatment program for active-duty service members dealing with substance use, mental health concerns or both, with the goal of a healthy return to duty.
Talk with Garrett, Tuni or another member of our admissions team.
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
About the program
Care built around military life
Service members carry stresses that can make substance use and mental health harder to manage. Strict military policies and fear of consequences can also keep people from asking for help. R.I.S.E. is designed for that situation.
Our staff have experience working with service members and their families, and the treatments address issues that often come up for this group.
Substance use and mental health are treated together in an integrated plan rather than as separate problems.
What is included
Therapies in R.I.S.E.
Participants follow a detailed weekly schedule with these components:
Individual therapy
One-on-one sessions within the weekly schedule.
Relapse prevention
Classes that build plans for high-risk situations.
Trauma processing
Groups and classes that work on processing past trauma.
Mindfulness and community
Practices such as morning reflection and yoga, plus community meetings.
Other approaches include holistic therapy, process groups, psychoeducation and experiential therapy.
Who it is for
Active-duty service members
R.I.S.E. is for active-duty service members who are struggling with substance use, mental health concerns or both. It focuses on recovery and on returning to full, productive duty.
Military members can reach treatment through self-referral or through command referral. Admissions can explain how each route works and what the next step looks like.
Getting started
What happens after you call
Confidential call
Talk with admissions about your situation and whether R.I.S.E. is a fit.
Assessment
A clinical assessment looks at your history, substance use and mental health needs.
Plan and schedule
Your team sets a plan and a weekly schedule for the program.
Ongoing review
Progress is reviewed as you move through the program.
Questions
Questions service members ask
Still have a question?
Garrett, Tuni and the admissions team can answer anything that is not here. Confidential, no obligation.
Call (866) 262-0531Is R.I.S.E. only for active duty?
Yes. The program is designed for active-duty service members.
Does the program support a return to duty?
Yes. Its aim is to help people stay sober, manage mental health symptoms and return to full and productive duty.
Related care
Other levels of care
Mental health treatment
Outpatient care for anxiety, depression, PTSD and more.
Outpatient
Scheduled therapy while you live at home.
Telehealth IOP
Intensive outpatient from home.
Dual diagnosis
Treatment for substance use and mental health together.
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 about R.I.S.E.
A confidential call with our team. We will listen, explain the program and help you decide whether it fits. No obligation.