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These humans are beautiful. If you have decided that you want something different for yourself and your life, Consejo can be an integral part of rebuilding your foundational support. Change is not easy or a quick fix. No one's going to do the work for you. If you're all in with changing the direction of your life then Consejo is a great place to start. Side note- I want to thank everyone that works here for showing up during these past 2 years. Your support has been instrumental to my life.

This place has absolutely saved my life time and time again. I’ve been out in Washington for 11 years and have struggled with addiction. Melissa is the absolute best and I trust these people with my life. They are companionate, kind and understand what you’re going through. To Lauren and Christina thank you so much as well for always being here for me and I can’t thank you enough for helping me when I’m at my worst !!!!!!!!!! This is the only treatment center I’d call in this state when I’m at my lowest.

Most horrible experience ever! I showed up with hope in my heart and left even more broken and lost than before. Got there thinking it was the first day of the rest of my life and left hoping to die witch may happen now. Did the no short of healing at all. Didn't even make it in the doors and they made me feel left out or less than and not good enough

I don't normally post reviews. My family and I are from out of town, and my dad was having a medical emergency. EMS at the airport called 911 and wanted him to be seen and evaluated by the hospital. It's midnight and the ER female doctor was demanding us to come and pick him up in the middle of the night (in a city we aren't familiar with, no transport, and zero sleep). The female doctor made it sound like I didn't care about my dad (who served this country in the Gulf War). It's a 24 hr facility as the Veterans Hotline I called mentioned, and the veterans hotline also agreed that it was an inappropriate and rude thing to do to us. Finally we got fed up with the harrasment and attitude, we pay for a $70+ dollar Uber to accommodate all of us. Right when I get to the door, I get a phone call (it's around 2 am when we could finally get to my dad), and the same rude female doctor said they wanted to admit my dad and refused us the proper documents to say he was safe to fly. We'd gone through so much struggle to find a place to stay the night, a ride to go pick up my father, and this facility seemed to act like we were making up everything that had gone down at the Seattle airport. EMS wouldn't have taken him there for no reason!!! We wanted to find out if there was a way to get him oxygen and make the flight more comfortable for him, and again the female doctor (who failed to identify herself) said her shift was almost over (as if we were wasting her time for no reason).

Five years ago, I made one of the best decisions of my life when I entered treatment at a rehab facility in Port Angeles, Washington. At that time, I was struggling and needed help finding my way back. What I found there was much more than just treatment—I found hope, support, and the tools I needed to rebuild my life. The program helped me physically by teaching me how to live a healthier lifestyle and take care of myself again. More importantly, it helped me mentally and emotionally by giving me the support and guidance I needed to work through the challenges I was facing. One person who made a huge impact on my recovery was my primary counselor, Derek. His guidance, encouragement, and belief in me helped me see that a better future was possible. He took the time to listen, challenge me when I needed it, and support me throughout my journey. Today, I am proud to say that I have been clean for five years. I have never looked back. My life is better than I ever imagined it could be. I am thriving, happier than I have ever been, and able to be present for my family and the people I love. Recovery gave me a second chance at life, and I will always be grateful for the role this facility and the staff played in helping me get where I am today. To anyone who is struggling, know that recovery is possible. I am living proof that with the right help, support, and commitment, your life can change for the better.

Out of all the SUD treatment places in cowlitz county this place is 100% the best Ive graduated once and I am back there again for treatment over a year later I won't go anywhere else the staff is absolutely amazing and there so understanding and they treat you like an actual person plus the groups Are good you learn a lot they have activities and trips it's just amazing if your in active addiction try this place give it a shot you won't regret it. I've never felt cared for in the other places the tribe staff is friendly and they accept EVERYONE they just want you to help and there good at that please reach out to this place If your a struggling addict addicted to any substance ❤️❤️

The Pathlight program and the work I was able to do with their help saved my life. I am so incredibly grateful to have found this place. The staff is full of compassionate, real, and incredibly kind-hearted individuals that you can tell really care for you and your treatment. Special shout out to my therapist Rayna and Psychiatrist Dr.Jang because I worked with an incredible team that I will remember forever. The staff and Pathlight itself has made a huge impact on me and changed me for the better.

I don't know where to begin since everyone at Telecare helped me in their own way while I was there from Nov-Dec 2020. The staff always accommodated my requests and all of the other clients' requests. And it didn't matter how many times they were asked, running around/otherwise had their hands full with their individual tasks, or how tired they were from lack of sleep or whatnot.

Had an ok experience, was not communicated to me that my daughter needed to attend more than once a month to keep status. Called to schedule my daughter, then an establish care for my son. Was told my daughter had to do an entire new referral, intake, and that I needed to pick who I wanted to be seen because both of my children could not be seen in the same clinic despite there being multiple providers. Because I am SO sure, siblings haven't been seen in the same facility especially with a local and recent traumatic school event

Ryther provides great care for foster children with their trauma-focused services. They also provide helpful guidance for foster parents. All the staff we worked with were genuinely caring. Some of the issues our foster child were dealing with were beyond the level of care they could provide, but they were transparent about this and were still helpful in providing our family with support around these extremely challenging issues.

The office staff are completely rude and have no idea what they are doing and the same goes for the billing department. The counselors are also not properly trained at all have no idea what they are doing and a complete waste of time! They have no idea what. They are doing and don't have proper training and don't know how to help people exclamation. Mark the only good thing is that psychiatrist. The psychiatrist is wonderful otherwise every other part of this clinic is an absolute joke and a complete waste of time! If you want good counseling, then DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME WITH SEA MAR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN OAK HARBOR WASHINGTON! THEY ARE A WASTE OF TIME, UNTRAINED AND A COMPLETE WASTE OF TAX PAYERS MONEY! THE OFF STAFF AND BILLING PEOPLE DON'T KNOW THEIR ASS FROM A HOLE IN THE GROUND, AND THE COUNSELORS ARE NO BETTER!!!! SUCH A WASTE OF TIME AND TAX PAYERS MONEY!!!! SEA MAR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH IN OAK HARBOR SHOULD BE SHUT DOWN!!!! WHAT A JOKE!!!! These people are so unprofessional and rude and they let the clients get in a relationship with the counselors how does that work? Isn't that against the law for the FCC? The counselors get into a relationship with their client that they're supposedly counseling when they secretly get in a relationship together? This place is an absolute joke and a waste of federal funds! These people need to be put out of business because they don't know how to run their type of office properly!!!!!

My son was hospitalized for a month at Fairfax. He did really well, was treated with respect and kindness and appreciated how the staff encouraged him to try and do the best he can. He ended up drawing a lot, that allowed him to find a positive, peaceful outlet as he was healing.

Been through their in patient service twice, this last time being my third time total in the inpatient process. Amazing staff, inside and out. Food is unbelievably good on every level. Snacks whenever you want, specialty diets available. The TA'S are professional, same with the counselor's both inpatient and out patient. Front desk ladies are awesome, J&M especially😉 Excellent place to get Recovery and start a new way of life, If you want it! You get out what you put in! I would recommend it to anyone looking to make the change. Love you guys! Sobriety Rocks💪🤘(7/26/25) -Beaver-

I visited the VA in Walla Walla on Tuesday, April 28th while accompanying a client to an appointment. During our visit, I stopped by the retail store, which I’ve visited a few times before, but this experience stood out more than any other. The employee helping us, I believe her name was Shelly or Shelby, was incredibly welcoming, attentive & genuinely kind. Her energy & level of care truly made a lasting impression. I also wanted to mention how fresh the food was & how many great options were available. It made it easy for both my client & I to find something we enjoyed. Everything tasted amazing, & my latte was especially good. She also had excellent music playing, which made the atmosphere even better. It was bittersweet hearing that the retail store will be closing & that she’ll be leaving as well. I’m grateful we had the opportunity to experience her kindness & service during one of her final days there. She truly made our visit memorable. Thank you again for such a wonderful experience!

If you're going through a mental health crisis and need stabilization I highly recommended coming here. The care nurses are all nice and the nurse practitioner is good too. Its completely voluntary, they wont force you to stay if you changed your mind and want to leave.

Does not honor walk in hours descrbed as 8am to noon on Monday. We arrived at 8:05am, paperwork all pre filled out, with one patient ahead of us and were turned away. Poor first impression.

Bottom line, if you're looking for a place to help your child, this isn't it. Period. This place is the stuff they make documentary expose movies in 10-20 years. The only reason this place is still open is the fact that so few places for people under 18 exist in Washington State. It is a mockery of rehabilitative behavioral medicine, or any kind of medical practice, behavioral health or otherwise for that matter.

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