THS – Therapeutic Health Services

Therapeutic Health Services (THS) stands as a trusted provider of comprehensive addiction and mental health treatment in Washington. With a commitment to evidence-based care and personalized recovery solutions, THS has established itself as a leading resource for individuals and families seeking effective drug rehab in Washington. The facility recognizes that addiction rarely exists in isolation, which is why their integrated approach addresses the complex relationship between substance use and mental health challenges, supporting lasting recovery for clients across all age groups and backgrounds.

THS delivers flexible treatment through multiple levels of care, including outpatient programs, day treatment, and intensive aftercare services designed to meet each person's unique needs. Their comprehensive approach incorporates evidence-based therapies such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), family therapy, group counseling, and one-on-one sessions, alongside Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction. The facility specializes in treating co-occurring mental health disorders, trauma, and perinatal mental health concerns, ensuring that underlying conditions receive proper attention alongside addiction recovery. THS welcomes children, teens, young adults, adults, and seniors, with dedicated support for LGBTQ+ individuals and veterans who deserve culturally competent, affirming care.

As a CARF-accredited Washington addiction treatment provider, THS maintains the highest standards of quality and accountability. The facility accepts most insurance plans, making professional treatment accessible to those who need it most. Beyond initial treatment, THS emphasizes sustained recovery through robust aftercare programs, including intensive outpatient services, relapse prevention counseling, employment vocational support, and ongoing peer support meetings. This comprehensive continuum of care ensures clients have the resources and guidance necessary to build fulfilling lives in recovery long after completing their primary treatment program.