Young adults
Young adult drug and alcohol rehab in Portland, Oregon
Treatment for adults 18 and over during a period of big changes in school, work and independence, including care for co-occurring mental health concerns.
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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 it matters now
A stage of big changes
Moving from adolescence into adulthood brings pressure around school, careers, relationships and money. Some young adults turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with that pressure, to fit in, or to manage anxiety, depression or family problems.
Crestview provides treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns, with a plan built around each person.
Signs to watch for
When it may be time to get help
Consider professional help if you notice any of these:
- Several failed attempts to stop, or risky use
- Declining grades or leaving school
- Conflict with family or friends about use
- Pulling away from people and activities you used to enjoy
- Money going to substances despite consequences
- Trouble keeping up with daily responsibilities
- Mental health symptoms such as depression, anxiety, eating disorders or suicidal thoughts
If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, call or text 988 now. In an emergency, call 911.
What treatment can include
Care that fits this stage
Plans are individualized and may include:
Individual and group therapy
Personal work and peer groups, side by side.
Family therapy
Sessions that rebuild communication and support.
Medication management
Clinical review of medicines when they are part of the plan.
Peer support and alumni
Support groups and connection after treatment.
Plans can also include holistic therapies, planning for school or job training, and independent-living skills.
Levels of care
Options that fit your life
Outpatient
Scheduled therapy while you live at home.
Telehealth IOP
Intensive outpatient from home.
Sober living
Structured housing after treatment.
Dual diagnosis
Substance use and mental health treated together.
Paying for treatment
Insurance and other options
We work with families to verify insurance and look at other payment options, such as scholarships and sliding-scale fees when they apply.
Watch
Will's story
One of our alumni on getting help as a young adult.
Questions
Young adult rehab questions
Still have a question?
Garrett, Tuni and the admissions team can answer anything that is not here. Confidential, no obligation.
Call (866) 262-0531Who is this program for?
Adults 18 and over, including young adults in school, early careers or independent living.
Can I keep school or work during treatment?
Outpatient and telehealth formats are built around daily life. Partial hospitalization runs most of the day, so admissions will help match the schedule to your commitments.
Can I get help for a mental health condition too?
Yes. Dual diagnosis treatment addresses substance use and mental health together, in one plan.
Is family involved?
Family therapy and education can be part of the plan, with your agreement.
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 a young adult
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