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Kirkland, Washington Drug and Alcohol Rehab Facilities and Addiction Recovery Options
There are several alcohol and drug rehab facilities in the Kirkland, WA area. But there are many ways to recover from an addiction, and other resources are available as well. Unfortunately, people often do not know where to turn to get the help they need to stop using.
ASupport groups are known to be essential during addiction recovery. Attending 12-Step meetings through Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous can be life-changing for alcoholics and addicts. Other types of support groups are available as well.
Families are often hit hard when someone they love suffers from alcoholism or a drug addiction. Al-Anon and Alateen are both available to provide them with support and encouragement. They can also learn valuable coping skills and how to avoid enabling behaviors.
We believe in the missions of these organizations, although we are not affiliated with them in any way. We would like to take this opportunity to discuss drug and alcohol treatment programs, as well as other addiction recovery resources in the Kirkland area.
Home › Drug Information › Kirkland Resources InformationDrug Abuse and Alcoholism Stats
Research published by the King County Department of Public Health tells us the following:
- Methamphetamine is a big problem here. Over the past 10 years, meth-related deaths have increased from 18 to 136.
- More young people are dying from overdoses than anyone else. Half of the people who died from an accidental overdose were younger than 46 years of age.
- Prescription drug abuse is a problem, as well. The Department reports that most of these overdoses involved a mixture of opioids with other drugs.
It’s time we start bringing these numbers down. We believe that addicts should get the treatment and support they need. We’ve compiled a list of NA and AA meetings in Kirkland to help them get started.
Alcoholics Anonymous: Helping Kirkland Residents Overcome Alcohol Abuse
Washington State is currently facing a crisis. Many of our residents are suffering from alcohol abuse disorder. They’re drinking too much. They’re dying from alcohol poisoning. And they’re powerless over their addictions to booze.
Washington State is currently facing a crisis. Many of our residents are suffering from alcohol abuse disorder. They’re drinking too much. They’re dying from alcohol poisoning. And they’re powerless over their addictions to booze.
Here’s a closer look at alcoholism in WA and Kirkland:
- Our state consistently has one of the highest drinking rates. In 2015, we ranked 14th on the list of drunkest states. The research estimated that our residents had around 57 drinks each month.
- Kirkland, specifically, has a bad alcohol problem. The 2016 King County City Health Profile shows that 22% of city residents consume alcohol excessively. This is far higher than the average for Washington State.
- Drunk driving seems to be a growing problem. From 2003 to 2012, nearly 2,000 Washington residents died in an alcohol-related car accident.
- Washington residents are far more likely to die in a drunk driving accident than in other states.
Fortunately, there are a number of resources in the area that can help. If more addicts start utilizing these resources, we may see some happier stats in the future.
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There are a few key steps to getting sober. You need to detox. You need to get the alcohol out of your system and work hard to keep it out. But you also need to find people that can help you stay sober.
12-step meetings are designed to help you find those people. We believe that the Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Kirkland are some of the best resources for any addict living in the area.
At these meetings, you’ll have the opportunity to meet and speak with other people who are going through the same things you are. Some of them are newly sober just like you. Others have been sober for years and just want to see other alcoholics get clean.
“I listened to their stories and found so many areas where we overlapped—not all the deeds, but the feelings of remorse and hopelessness. I learned that alcoholism isn’t a sin, it’s a disease.” - Alcoholics Anonymous, The Big Book
These individuals meet regularly in cities all over the world. They gather in church basements, restaurants and community centers to offer each other support. They help one another to realize that living a sober life is possible.
No one should go through the process alone. There are people out there who want to help you.
Are you an alcoholic or just a casual drinker? Take one of our free online quizzes to get a clear answer:
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Note: Some meetings are marked as “closed”. This means that only committed AA members can attend. First-timers are not usually allowed into these meetings. However, if you show that you’re committed to getting clean, the group will be happy to have you.
Sunday
8:30 AM
Better Odds Sober
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s designed specifically for young people and people in early sobriety. However, people of all ages are welcome to attend.
7:00 PM
Living in the Solution
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is a women’s meeting. Open to women only.
7:00 PM
Maximum Service
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting.
7:00 PM
Totem Lake
Our Redeemer Lutheran
11611 Northeast 140th Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting.
7:15 AM
Sanity in Sobriety
Fairfax Hospital
10200 Northeast 132nd Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting.
Monday
6:30 PM
Kindred Spirits
Rose Hill Presbyterian
12202 Northeast 90th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is a closed, women-only meeting. Only women who are committed to sobriety are welcomed.
7:30 PM
Bill’s Story
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting.
7:30 PM
Gay Men in Recovery
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is a closed meeting for gay men. Only LGBT men who are trying to get sober may attend.
Tuesday
5:30 PM
A Woman’s Way
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is a closed meeting for women only. Only women who are trying to get sober may attend.
7:00 PM
Sober Gals
Residence XXI
12029 113th Avenue Northeast
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is a closed women-only meeting. Open exclusively to women who are committed to getting sober. It’s wheelchair accessible.
7:30 PM
Tuesday Nite Starters
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited.
8:00 PM
The Juanita Triangle
Holy Spirit Lutheran
10021 Northeast 124th Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
12:00 Midnight
Last Call
Shari’s Restaurant*
12207 Northeast 116th Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible. This is a great meeting for anyone who needs some late-night support on Tuesday evenings.
*During summertime, this meeting is held in Marina Park.
Wednesday
7:00 PM
Wednesday Willingness
Lake Washington Christian
343 15th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open speaker meeting. Members will take turns sharing their story from the podium. Attendees are encouraged to speak but aren’t required to.
7:30 PM
Millenium
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited.
7:30 PM
Anchor Group
Rose Hill Presbyterian
12202 Northeast 90th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is a closed meeting. It’s only open to committed AA members. This meeting is held concurrently with an Al-Anon meeting.
8:00 PM
Kirkland Men's Meeting
Lake Washington Methodist
7525 132nd Avenue Northeast
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is meeting is a closed, men’s only meeting.
Thursday
10:00 AM
Kirkland Daytimers
Seventh Day Adventist
6400 108th Avenue Northeast
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s held concurrently with an Al-Anon meeting. Babysitters are available for parents with children.
12:00 Noon
A Better Way
Holy Spirit Lutheran
10021 Northeast 124th Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is a closed, women’s only meeting.
7:00 PM
Path to Serenity
Inglewood Presbyterian
7718 Northeast 141st Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting.
7:15 PM
Sanity in Sobriety
Fairfax Hospital
10200 Northeast 132nd Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open meeting.
7:30 PM
Kirkland Thursday Niters
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. Everyone is invited. It’s a great meeting for anyone who needs some Thursday night support.
Friday
7:00 PM
Kirkland Sobriety Headquarters
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting.
7:00 PM
Bring Your Own Book (BYOB)
Sale House Church
11920 Northeast 80th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open, Big-Book study group.
Saturday
8:30 AM
Moss Bay Group
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
9:00 AM
Kirkland Attitude Modification
Kirkland Congregational
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
10:30 AM
Sober Cartooners
Rose Hill Presbyterian
12202 Northeast 90th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
8:00 PM
Kirkland Study Group
Rose Hill Presbyterian
12202 Northeast 90th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open, wheelchair accessible meeting. Members will discuss the Big Book and other books that deal with sobriety.
Scheduling note: Meeting times are always subject to change. It’s common for meetings to change locations, as well.
Our list not the most up-to-date schedule of meetings. If you’re looking for the most recent schedule, check out the official Western Washington AA website. They have a search engine that you can use to keep up with meeting times.
Each meeting is different. Some meetings are small and intimate with people sitting in a circle. Others are large, lively events that occupy entire cafeterias. Some meetings are a bit subdued and emotional while others are joyous and filled with laughter.
Whatever the environment, you’ll find that all AA meetings in Kirkland are warm and welcoming. The members of Alcoholics Anonymous just want to see people turn their lives around.
“By keeping alcohol out of their systems, newcomers take care of one part of their illness—their bodies have a chance to get well…If they are going to stay sober, they need healthy minds and healthy emotions, too.” - Alcoholics Anonymous, A Brief Guide to AA
The organization is founded around the idea of empathy and compassion. So, no one needs to worry about feeling judged at a meeting. Everyone in attendance is there because they’ve made poor choices while drunk and they want a second chance at life.
As the organization says in their Brief Guide to Alcoholics Anonymous, “Through the example and friendship of the recovered alcoholics in AA, new members are encouraged to stay away from a drink ‘one day at a time’.”
Narcotics Anonymous Meetings in or around the Kirkland area
Whereas Alcoholics Anonymous was developed to help alcoholics get sober, Narcotics Anonymous does the same for drug addicts. People who feel like they’ve lost power over their drug habit are invited to join the group for support. Similar to AA, this organization is built around a 12-step program. These meetings are free as well.
As the group’s name suggests, it caters specifically to narcotics addicts. Anyone who is addicted to mind-altering substances is welcome to join. This means that people who use heroin, prescription opioids, cocaine, meth or any other drug can benefit from these meetings. There are even marijuana addicts who attend meetings.
“After coming to NA we realized we were sick people. We suffered from a disease from which there is no known cure. It can, however, be arrested at some point and recovery is then possible.” - Narcotics Anonymous, The NA White Booklet
The NA community in Kirkland is a tight-knit network of support for local addicts. These individuals hold meetings in the area every night of the week. You’re welcomed to join as many or as few meetings as you like. Help is always there.
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Sunday
10:30 AM
Eastside Alano Club
12302 Northeast 8th Street
Bellevue, WA 98005
This is an open meeting.
12:00 Noon
LGBT Meeting
115 15th Avenue East
Suite 2012
Seattle, WA 98112
This is an open, discussion-based meeting. It caters to LGBT individuals. However, it’s open to all.
6:00 PM
Cherry Fellowship
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open meeting.
7:00 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Lake City Community Center
12531 28th Avenue Northeast
Upstairs
Seattle, WA 98125
This is an open meeting. It’s a discussion-based session. Everyone is invited to come and share their story.
8:00 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
University Lutheran Church
1604 Northeast 50th Street
Seattle, WA 98105
This is an open discussion meeting. Enter the Church through the side door on 16th Street.
Monday
6:15 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Seattle Mennonite Church
3120 Northeast 125th Street
Seattle, WA 98125
This is an open discussion meeting. Some sessions are based around the Big Book.
7:00 PM
Candlelight Meeting
Bothell United Methodist Church
18515 92nd Avenue Northeast
Room 210/211
Bothell, WA 98011
This is an open meeting. It’s held on the second floor of the Church. The building is wheelchair accessible.
7:30 PM
It Works How and Why Study
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Room 22
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. This meeting is based around the Big Book and other literature.
7:30 PM
First United Methodist Church
1934 108th Avenue Northeast
Downstairs
Bellevue, WA 98004
This is an open meeting. This meeting is held in the lower-level of the building.
Tuesday
12:00 Noon
Literature Study
Old Sanctuary Center for Spiritual Living
5801 Sand Point Way Northeast
Seattle, WA 98105
This is an open meeting. This meeting is based around the Big Book and other books about sobriety.
6:00 PM
LGBT Meeting
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
1729 Harvard Avenue
Karl Kay Room
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open meeting for gay addicts. Meeting topics vary.
7:15 PM
Women’s Step Study
Greenwood Christian Church
8018 Fremont Avenue
Seattle, WA 98103
This meeting is open to women only. Meetings are focused around the 12 Steps. The women who attend will discuss their progress in the 12-step process.
7:30 PM
Discussion Meeting
Faith Lutheran Church
9041 166th Avenue Northeast
Redmond, WA 98052
This is an open discussion meeting. Attendees are invited, but not required, to stand up and share their story.
7:30 PM
Literature Study
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Room 22
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. This meeting is based around the Big Book and other literature.
Wednesday
6:00 PM
Discussion Meeting
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
1729 Harvard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
6:15 PM
Discussion Meeting
Seattle Mennonite Church
3120 Northeast 125th Street
Seattle, WA 98125
This is an open discussion meeting. Meeting topics vary from week to week.
7:30 PM
Discussion Meeting
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s held upstairs at the Church.
7:30 PM
Traditional Step Study
Lake City Christian Church
1933 Northeast 125th Street
Seattle, WA 98125
This is an open, step-study meeting. Members will discuss their progress in the 12 Steps.
Thursday
12:00 PM
Broadview Meeting
Broadview Community Church
325 North 125th Street
Seattle, WA 98133
This is an open discussion meeting. It’s held in the basement of the Church.
6:30 PM
Women’s Discussion Meeting
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
1729 Harvard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
This meeting is open to women only. It’s held in a handicap-friendly building.
Enter through the side door and ring the bell. This meeting is held on the 3rd floor of the building.
7:30 PM
Candlelight Study
Life Community Church
232 5th Avenue South
Kirkland, WA 98033
This meeting is open to all. Meetings center around the Big Book and other sobriety books.
7:30 PM
Discussion Meeting
Life Community Church
232 5th Avenue South
Kirkland, WA 98033
This meeting is open to all. It’s a wheelchair accessible meeting.
8:00 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
1729 Harvard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open meeting. It’s wheelchair accessible.
Friday
2:00 PM
POCANN Discussion
POCANN Center
1820 East Pine Street
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open meeting. It’s handicap accessible.
6:15 PM
Open Discussion Meeting
Seattle Mennonite Church
3120 Northeast 125th Street
Seattle, WA 98125
This is an open meeting. Children are welcome.
8:00 PM
Step Study Meeting
Overlake Park Presbyterian Church
1836 156th Avenue Northeast
Bellevue, WA 98007
This is an open meeting. It’s handicap accessible. In these meetings, members will discuss their 12-step progress.
8:00 PM
Cherry Fellowship Meeting
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open discussion meeting. Attendees are invited to stand up and share their story.
11:59 PM
Candlelight Discussion
Fremont Baptist Church
717 North 36th Street
Seattle, WA 98103
This is an open meeting. The perfect NA meeting for addicts who need support on Friday nights.
Saturday
10:30 AM
Men’s Literature Study
Cherry Fellowship Hall
2701 East Cherry Street
Seattle, WA 98122
This meeting is open to men only. Meetings are focused around the Big Book and other sobriety books. This is a handicap accessible meeting.
7:00 PM
Open Discussion
Fremont Baptist Church
717 North 36th Street
Seattle, WA 98103
This is an open meeting.
7:30 PM
Candlelight Discussion
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s a great meeting for addicts who need extra support on Saturday evening.
8:00 PM
Open Discussion
Capitol Hill Presbyterian Church
1729 Harvard Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122
This is an open discussion meeting. Everyone is invited. Enter through the side door and ring the bell.
11:59 PM
Late-Night Candlelight Meeting
Fremont Baptist Church
717 North 36th Street
Seattle, WA 98103
This is an open meeting. It’s handicap accessible. If you want some support on Saturday night, this is a great meeting.
Scheduling note: Meeting times and locations are subject to change. Our list is not the most up-to-date list of meetings. To find more meetings or keep track of time changes, check out the Official NA website. Their “Find a Meeting” search engine is a great resource for addicts.
“I continued going to local Narcotics Anonymous because the people inside those walls know exactly what I have gone through—and there’s no judgment. Whenever I am feeling tempted, I can draw strength and inspiration from my fellow addicts in recovery.” - Andrew, Vicodin addict and Northpoint Alumni
SMART Recovery in Kirkland
12-Step meetings are not always right for everyone. SMART Recovery offers addicts and alcoholics a different way to heal from substance abuse. Theirs is an evidence-based approach that is focused on empowering people to help themselves as well as others.
Many people respond well to the methods that are used at SMART Recovery meetings. Participants learn how to rid themselves of addictive behaviors and embrace positivity and health in their lives.
What to Do in Case of an Overdose
If you or someone else overdose, get help as soon as possible. Most overdose victims die because they don’t receive treatment fast enough. By calling for help or heading to the ER, you can prevent the problem from getting worse.
When the person is unconscious or not responding, call 911.
If the individual is mobile, bring them to the ER. There are several hospitals in Kirkland that treat drug overdoses and alcohol poisoning.
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Support for Families: Kirkland Al-Anon Meetings
Addiction affects far more people than the addicts themselves. There are millions of parents, children, siblings, and friends living in America whose lives have been severely impacted by someone else’s addiction.
Oftentimes, these people need support too. They need to meet other individuals who are in the same situation.
Al-Anon was created for this very purpose. This program provides a place for people to gather and discuss how their life has been chances by someone else’s habit. The group shares their stories, discusses their progress and strives to help one another cope with the problem. Some attendees have lost their loved ones to addiction. Others are afraid of losing them.
“Inner peace comes from accepting yourself and what’s happening as it is right now without trying to control or change it.” - Al-Anon
At the heart of this program is a desire to let go of certain feelings. The guilt, shame, and helplessness that come with addiction are all emotions that the group strives to overcome.
It’s difficult, but those who go to meetings in Kirkland find that the program helps them to find peace. They accept the things they can’t change and turn their focus toward being the best person they can be.
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Sunday
7:00 PM
Bothell Sunday Night AFG
First Lutheran Church
10207 Northeast 183rd Street
Bothell, WA 98011
This is an open meeting.
Monday
7:00 PM
Living in the Solution AFG
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church
10021 Northeast 124th Street
Kirkland, WA 98034
This is an open Al-Anon meeting.
Tuesday
12:30 PM
Kirkland Tuesday Afternoon AFG
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting.
Wednesday
7:00 PM
Wednesday’s Women AFG
Kirkland Congregational Church
106 5th Avenue
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open Al-Anon meeting for women. Any women who feel that their life has been impacted by another person’s addiction should attend.
7:30 PM
Midweek Men’s AFG
Salt House Church
11920 Northeast 80th Street
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting for men. It’s a great meeting for men who feel that someone else’s addiction is affecting their life.
Thursday
10:00 AM
Kirkland Thursday Morning AFG
Kirkland Seventh-Day Adventist Church
6400 108th Avenue Northeast
Kirkland, WA 98033
This is an open meeting. It’s a perfect meeting for anyone who needs support on Thursday morning.
Friday
8:00 PM
Redmond Friday Night AFG
Faith Lutheran Church and School
9041 166th Avenue Northeast
Redmond, WA 98052
This is an open Al-Anon meeting.
Saturday
10:30 AM
Search for Serenity AFG
Alano Club
12302 Northeast 8th Street
Bellevue, WA 98005
This is an open Al-Anon meeting.
Important note: Meeting times and locations are subject to change. Unfortunately, we don’t have the most up-to-date list of meetings. The Washington Area Al-Anon Family Group website updates their list on a regular basis. If you’re looking for more meetings in or near Kirkland, head over there.
Monday
West Seattle Alateen
7:00 pm
Tibbets United Methodist Church
3940 41st Ave. SW
Seattle, WA
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Healing Hearts Alateen
7:30 pm
First Baptist Church
1702 Main St.
Lake Stevens, WA
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Tuesday
Edmonds Alateen Serenity for Youth
7:30 pm
Edmonds United Methodist Church
828 Caspers St.
Edmonds, WA
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Wednesday
Courage to be Me Alateen
8:00 pm
Queen Anne Lutheran Church
2400 8th Ave. W
Seattle, WA
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Thursday
Lake Hills Alateen
7:30 pm
St. Andrew’s Church
2650 148th Ave. SE
Bellevue, WA
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Drug and Alcohol Rehab Programs in the Kirkland Area
For many, the best approach to addiction recovery is to attend a quality alcohol and drug treatment program. Recovering from a substance abuse problem can be incredibly difficult. A personalized approach to treating it can have so many benefits.
Alcohol and Drug Detox in Kirkland
The first step in recovering from an addiction is often going through drug and alcohol detox. This is a type of treatment that helps the body get rid of toxins that are related to the substance abuse. It can drastically reduce the severity of withdrawal and give people a better chance at recovering long-term.
There are two detox facilities in the City of Kirkland itself, according to the SAMHSA treatment locator. There is one additional program that offers detox, but it is an outpatient program. All of these are located less than five miles from the city.
There is only one hospital in Kirkland that offers detoxification services. But most people would rather attend a private drug or alcohol treatment program to detox. There are several reasons for this.
Hospitals do offer the best medical services, but the staff may not always make the appropriate referrals to detox. Also, they tend to miss the social aspect of recovering, which is vitally important.
Going to Alcohol Rehab in Kirkland
Alcohol rehab is an essential part of the recovery process. So many people are completely unaware of why they started drinking in the first place. Because of this, they think that as long as they stop, they should be in the clear. That is not necessarily true.
A quality alcohol rehabilitation center will offer treatment for co-occurring behaviors, which are often to blame for alcoholism. They also surround the individual with the support they need to be successful.
There are four professional alcoholism treatment facilities in the City of Kirkland. Additional options are found outside the city, with a total of 14 within five miles of it.
Kirkland Area Drug Rehab Facilities
For someone with a drug addiction, going to rehab is critical. There, they have the opportunity to participate in many different types of therapy. This helps them understand why they started using drugs in the first place.
The best drug rehabilitation program offers patients the tools they need to avoid relapsing. It can also prepare them for how to live their lives without being dependent upon substances.
There are a total of 14 different facilities that offer professional drug rehab in the Kirkland area. There are four of them directly in the city.
Our Inpatient Addiction Treatment Program at Northpoint Recovery
At Northpoint Recovery, we offer a 28-day program that incorporates both detox and rehab services. We treat all kinds of addictions, and we do so with a personalized approach. That way, our patients know that their treatment plan has been targeted to meet their unique needs.
We accept many different health insurance plans to minimize the costs for our patients. It is our goal to help as many people as possible to recover from their addictions.
Get More Information About Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Kirkland
It’s a shame to see so many lives ruined by drugs and alcohol. The overdose rates and alcohol poisoning numbers don’t have to be so high. If more addicts take advantage of the resources available to them, we may be able to save some lives.
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