Improving Lives and Restoring Hope through Education and Support Services
Port Orchard, Washington - (360) 876-9430
S E R V I C E S (We actively utilize our community resources to ensure an ongoing continuum of care)
A L C O H O L & D R U G I N F O R M A T I O N S C H O O L (ADIS)
L O C A T I O N, C O N T A C T, H O U R S
Office Hours: Monday Thursday 8:30 am 5:00 pm, and Fridays by Appointment
One-on-One Family Counseling
Anger Management
Career Building Skills
Assistance Accessing Housing, Food, Transportation and Funding to Meet Basic Needs
DUI Assessments
Deferred Prosecution
Homeless Housing for Individuals and Families
Case Management and Supportive Services
Group and Individual Sessions
Intensive Outpatient Treatment
Aftercare Treatment
Relapse Prevention Treatment
Alcohol/Drug Information School
Chemical Abuse Education and Support
Family Counseling and Support
Veterans Program
Daytime and Evening Groups Available
F I NA N C I A L (Payment)
Most Medical Insurance Plans
DSHS Medical Coupons
Sliding Fee Scale Services are Available for Those Who are Low-Income and /or Uninsured.
Alcohol and Drug Information School is a one-day, 8 hour class, epically designed for people who have not been diagnosed with a significant problem with mind/mood altering chemicals. The goal of the class is to assist each individual with the effects of abuse/misuse/dependence on alcohol or other drugs.
Each person is required to participate while in class and is encouraged to identify appropriate alternatives to change behaviors which interfere with
significant life areas.
ADIS classes are non-refundable, and the cost of the class is $80.00 if prepaid, or $100.00 on the day of the class. To reserve space in an ADIS class, Call (360) 876-9430.
LOCATION
The Fuller-Wise Building
1415 Lumsden Road
Port Orchard, WA 98367
CONTACT
Email: westsound1@wavecable.com
Phone: 360-876-9430
Fax: 360-876-0713
TTY 360-876-9433
The Brothers - Olympic National Forrest - Photo Courtesy Bob Lund
We gratefully accept contributions. To make a tax deductible donation to West Sound Treatment Center, the O'Hana House, and The Lighthouse, please call (360) 876-9430 and ask to speak to the contributions representative, or click on the donation button below.
WSTCs Mission
West Sound Treatment Center was originally established in 1981. Our mission is to improve lives and restore hope by providing a responsive, integrated array of services based on participant need including housing, treatment, counseling, training and re-entry services. Our team models the ideals that we teach including respect, empowerment, and the value of being of service to each other and the community at large.
We believe that everyone is capable of change and self-sufficiency if given the opportunity, and we create innovative programs that directly respond to the barriers of our participants thereby improving their lives and restoring the hope that they can be successful, productive members of their community.
Robin B. O'Grady has served as the Executive Director of West Sound Treatment Center since October of 2006. Originally from Long Beach, California she spent much of her childhood in the Pacific Northwest visiting family, and moved to Washington permanently in 1997.
Robin graduated from California State University Dominguez Hills in 1992 with her Counseling Certification. She has since received her Bachelor of Science in Business Management and anticipates the completion of her MBA in 2012.
With thanks to 'Building Changes' and the 'Washington Family Fund', we will celebrate the Grand Opening for the Forward Bound Home on June 1, 2011. Permanent housing for families with multiple barriers.
(360) 479-2402 email: forwardbound@qwestoffice.net
Mark Your Calendars!
Please help West Sound Treatment Center save another family by participating in our upcoming Annual Fundraising Luncheon.
When: October 12, 2012 - 12:00 to 1:30 pm
Where: McCormick Woods Clubhouse and Grill