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Resources, Portland, Oregon

Addiction recovery resources in Portland, Oregon

Plain-language information on the levels of care we offer, what addiction and withdrawal can look like, and where families can start.

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Levels of care

Care that fits where you are

Treatment is not one size. Most people move between levels as they progress, with the same team guiding each step.

Most structure

Residential

24/7 care in a structured setting, with therapy and medical support on site.

Day program

Partial hospitalization

Intensive daytime treatment, with a return home or to sober living at night.

Flexible

Intensive outpatient

Several sessions a week, scheduled around work, school and family.

Ongoing

Outpatient

Regular therapy and counseling while you keep your everyday routine.

Housing

Sober living

Structured, substance-free housing with accountability and community.

After treatment

Aftercare

Continued support, peer groups and relapse-prevention planning.

Remote

Telehealth

Therapy, counseling and support from home for people who cannot attend in person.

Recognizing addiction

Signs that a substance is in control

Addiction affects both the mind and the body. It can change behavior, health and daily life. These are common signs to watch for, in yourself or someone you love.

  • Strong cravings
  • Use continues despite harm
  • Less interest in things once enjoyed
  • Missed work, school or home duties
  • Needing more to feel the same effect
  • Pulling away from friends
  • Money problems tied to use
  • Risky behavior, such as driving impaired

Withdrawal

What withdrawal can feel like

Withdrawal happens when the body adjusts to the absence of a substance it has relied on. Symptoms vary by substance and person.

  • Anxiety or agitation
  • Low mood or mood swings
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Sweating and shaking
  • Trouble sleeping
  • Headaches and muscle pain
  • Intense cravings
  • Fatigue

Some withdrawals are medically serious. Talk with a clinician before you stop drinking or using sedatives on your own. Our admissions team can explain your options, including detox referrals.

For families and friends

Support for the people around them

Addiction affects loved ones as well. Family members can learn how recovery works and how to help without taking over.

Guide

Guide for parents

How to support a child through treatment and recovery.

Therapy

Family therapy

Couples, whole-family and family-only sessions led by licensed therapists.

Admissions

Helping a loved one start

What happens when you call for someone else, step by step.

Family members can also call admissions to talk through options for a loved one.

Learn more

Guides for the road ahead

In-depth guides from the Crestview Recovery team.

Guide

Chronic relapse: risks and treatment

Why relapse can repeat, and how treatment can break the cycle.

Guide

Paying for rehab

Insurance, payment plans and other ways to cover treatment.

Insurance

Checking your coverage

How a free insurance check works before treatment starts.

Talk with 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.

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