Veterans Drug rehab

Tree House Recovery provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment to Veterans in Portland Oregon. Tree House’s mission is to help veterans who are struggling with substance abuse become whole and as healthy as possible by providing them with the most effective treatment. THR will help you create strength in your sobriety, enhance the quality of your life, and promote healthy lifestyles you can maintain long term. We believe that the best path to recovery is through community, trauma therapy, education, and a healthy lifestyle that will improve your quality of life. Our evidence-based program, individualized approach to treatment, strategies for coping, and relapse prevention tools will free you from your addiction. Call us today for a confidential assessment: (503) 850-2474

• Outpatient Rehabilitation 
• Individual and Group Therapy
• Family and Couple Therapy 
• After Care 
• Detox Coordination
• Coordinating Medication Management Referrals 

The stress of civilian life after a career in the military increases the chances of substance use disorder (SUD) for veterans. The most common type of SUD among veterans is alcohol. The Nation Institute of Drug Abuse reported (1) that 65% of veterans who enter treatment claim alcohol as their substance of choice. That is nearly double that of the general population. SUD for alcohol takes many forms. For example, binge drinking is when someone has multiple drinks in a short time (4-5 plus drinks or more, 1-2 hours). Veterans who have experienced combat violence, injuries, and the traumas of service are at risk for developing substance use disorders to many substances in an effort to cope. Thankfully, effective SUD treatment is available. To learn more about Veterans Rehab options in Portland, call (503) 859-2472

Ready to conquer this battle? THR is here to help by making an individualized purpose-built treatment plan that works for you. Our treatment teams are trauma and SUD experts. The team uses proven methods that will resolve your struggles and help you regain control of your life. As a veteran, you have already proven your strength. Our approach will build your strength using evidence-based practices. We offer a Mind-Body & Team approach that will help optimize your mental, physical and social fitness.

Our approach integrates the best available research, using evidence-based methods that work.

• Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
• Cognitive Processing
• Mindfulness-Based Cognitive
• Therapy
• Motivational Enhancement Therapy
• SUD Fitness Therapy
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
• Interpersonal Psychotherapy
• Family Therapy

Tree House Recovery helps veterans at private, off-post locations throughout the U.S. THR PDX is off-site from the VA and other Veterans’ service organizations. For help with SUD and PTSD, our Portland location provides Veteran specific services that will help you regain control of your life. Our certified clinicians use a holistic, evidence-based approach that is proven to help veterans who are battling SUD. If you need help with addiction and PTSD, contact us today at: (503) 850-2474

• Oregon
• California
• North Carolina

Tree House offers a 3 to 5-month off-base and off-site from VA services outpatient SUD program in Portland, Oregon. For veterans who are looking for a community of brotherhood and safety, Tree House Recovery PDX may be the perfect option. Our treatment program keeps clients busy and engaged in team-building activities; we have designed our approaches to therapy to help veterans resolve the core issues of addiction while helping them build new relationships and develop the skills to integrate into the community. 

Our curriculum-based program will help you effectively cope with your trauma, balance your chemistry, and build a strong peer support network that will last a lifetime. It will allow you to understand the root causes of your SUD and PTSD. You will build tools for relapse prevention that will work for you. Most importantly, you will be able to assimilate these skills into your daily life as you learn and master them—all with the help of your brotherhood and PDX treatment team.

The true goal of recovery is to live life to the fullest and without limits, to be happy and free from your addiction. Not live a life of “can’t do’s.” One of the best ways to view SUD treatment is to view it as the opportunity to optimize your performance as a whole person. Some people need direct guidance and assistance to step away from all that is going wrong to focus on getting well and doing right. Others may be able to continue their daily lives while participating in treatment. Every process is individualized. Your level of need will determine the best approach for you. Tree House Recovery has several unique options to assist you in obtaining an optimized and healthy end-state. Call us for a confidential assessment, and we will start mapping your path to health right now. 

Continued-Care resources  include:

• • Sober living homes.
  • Support groups
  • Sober fitness groups
  • Family support groups

You expect to spend 3 to 5 months in treatment, depending on your situation and level of necessity. Our shorter program (90-days) may be the best fit for your situation. Although, it is crucial to understand that you may need to dedicate more time, and our 5-month program may be a better route. Our over-the-phone assessment will help you to determine the best course to take.

Benefits Tree House Recovery PDX

• THR PDX can be a stepping stone from detox/residential care, giving you structure, accountability, and community.
• You can pause your life and focus on yourself. Unlike residential programs, you get exposed to the world while having the support systems to increase the likelihood of success.
• You have more autonomy to start using new life skills in the real world with your treatment team’s guidance and support.

COMMUNITY MEETINGS

Your potential will increase as you increase the size of your team. Building a solid-sober community will strengthen your ability to stay sober and healthy. Many Tree House Recovery graduates remain connected well after treatment. Additionally, we will help connect you with other outside meetings so you can continue adding to your team for the rest of your life. The larger your team, the greater your potential. 

Sober Fitness Groups

Fitness is a huge part of the Tree House program. Our graduates who continue their commitment to exercise increase their chances of staying sober. As a veteran, you are already familiar with physical fitness. That being said, our gym facilities are open to graduates for continued use post-treatment. It’s the perfect way to stay connected with your team and build on your momentum of living your best life possible. We will also help connect you with other sober fitness groups in your area if remaining in any of our locations is not an option.

Support groups

Support groups are a great resource when it comes to the long-term maintenance of your sobriety. We will connect you to various groups so you can stay connected both within your Tree House brotherhood and add additional support. Having a large sober network of brothers, friends, and community members will give you other people you can lean on and provide you with a strong sense of community and purpose.

Family support groups

Addiction affects more than the veteran, it affects the whole family, and Tree House Recovery is a resource for family members of those who are working through their addiction. Tree House Recovery provides one of the best family programs in the Nation and can help veteran family members focus on healing themselves while their loved ones are in treatment. Your family is part of your team, and we work hard to make sure the team is strong. We also help connect you to outside organizations that specialize in helping families affected by addiction. 

If you need help or you think someone you care for is addicted, there are many resources available to you:

Military SUD Program Resources

• SAMHSA, aka The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, is a resource for active-duty military personnel seeking treatment. Call directly (1-800-662-HELP) or visit their website.
  • https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/national-helpline
• SUDCC army: Information on Substance Use Disorder Treatment for Army Members
• VA Treatment Programs for Substance Abuse provided by The United States Department of Veteran Affairs:

Military Benefits for SUD Resources

• VA Benefits for Rehab
• Active Duty and Retired Military Benefits

• Military One Source offers information about addiction and warning signs, as well as treatment and recovery resources for service members and their families.

Military Suicide Emergency Resource

• Veterans Crisis Line (24/7): 1-800-273-8255 (press 1)
• https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/

1. https://nida.nih.gov/publications/drugfacts/substance-use-military-life#ref 
2. Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration, Office of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention. (2018). Veteran suicide data report, 2005–2016. Retrieved from https://www.mentalhealth.va.gov/docs/data-sheets/2020/2020-National-Veteran-Suicide-Prevention-Annual-Report-11-2020-508.pdf
3. https://www.ptsd.va.gov/u2020 National Veteran Suicide Prevention Annual Reportnderstand/related/suicide_ptsd.asp
4. https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/related/substance_misuse.asp