mental-health

The Columbia Valley Center for Recovery opens in Kennewick, bringing 64 beds and four specialized programs to a region that previously lacked inpatient behavioral health and substance use treatment.

Learn how trauma-informed care addresses the root causes of addiction by recognizing the widespread impact of trauma and creating safe, supportive treatment environments.

Step-by-step guide for families facing a mental health or addiction crisis — crisis hotlines, mobile teams, emergency departments, and how to prepare before an emergency strikes.

How family therapy works in addiction treatment, what to expect in sessions, and evidence-based approaches that help families rebuild trust and communication.

Learn to identify early warning signs of substance use disorder in loved ones. A practical guide for families on behavioral, physical, and psychological indicators—and when to seek help.

Evidence-based strategies for preventing relapse in addiction recovery — understanding triggers, stages of relapse, coping skills, and how families can support long-term sobriety.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces $708 million in federal funding for addiction treatment, mental health services, and homelessness support, including the new STREETS program and CCBHC expansion.

Colorado joins 10 states in the CCBHC Medicaid Demonstration Program, bringing enhanced federal funding for comprehensive mental health and substance use disorder treatment.

Comprehensive guide to 12-Step programs (AA, NA) and science-based alternatives like SMART Recovery, LifeRing, and Women for Sobriety — helping families support their loved one's recovery journey.