Your First Step to Taking Back Your Life
If you’re reading this, be proud of yourself. You’re already on the road to recovery. Therapeutic Health Services or THS serves thousands of men, women, children, and young adults struggling with behavioral health issues in Washington State. Our caring, compassionate, and experienced staff support people challenged by substance use and mental health conditions. THS is the largest nonprofit provider of medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction in the region. We provide medications like methadone and buprenorphine in Seattle to help people move past addiction to heroin, fentanyl, and prescription painkillers. We combine this with caring and compassionate counseling to support our patient’s overall wellbeing. We accept Medicaid and Apple Health so people with little to no income can get care.
If you’re looking for substance use and mental health recovery in the Puget Sound area, you’re in the right place. It’s a long road ahead, but we’ve helped thousands of patients like you, and we know you can do it too.
Our Approach: Total Person Care
Therapeutic Health Services is more than a methadone clinic. We work with every aspect of a patient’s life, including behavioral health and counseling, to understand and address the underlying causes of addiction in their lives. And after they’re free to go back into the world, we provide ongoing after-treatment support. It’s part of what keeps our patients’ relapse rates so low.
Our Patients’ Success Stories
Scott’s Story
Opioid Addiction took Scott at a young age and it would take years for him to move past it. Scott entered treatment at Therapeutic Health Services and with medication-assisted treatment, caring support from counselors and friends, Scott moved past his addiction. Scott is a hard-working, dedicated, family man, this is his story.
Ericka’s Story
Hear Ericka’s story of recovery and change. Her experience defines the way we integrate Opioid Use Treatment and Mental Health care to create a seamless experience of recovery for our patient.
