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Revive Behavioral Health

Recovery starts with connection.

Compassionate addiction treatment, substance use disorder groups, and peer support to help you take the next step toward recovery.

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Who we help

Adults working toward recovery from substance use.

Including people also managing mental health conditions, and people returning from incarceration or hospitalization. Choose where you'd like to start.

I'm looking for help

Talk with admissions about treatment for yourself. Reaching out doesn't commit you to anything.

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I'm worried about someone

How to start the conversation, and how we can help you support them.

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I have insurance questions

Find out how coverage works and ask us to check your benefits before you start.

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For counselors, case managers, discharge planners, and probation and parole officers.

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Read about SUD groups, peer support, counseling and IOP at your own pace.

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Treatment & support

Professional addiction treatment, with people who understand.

Revive brings substance use disorder treatment and peer support together, so you get clinical care and a community walking the same road.

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Core treatment

SUD group sessions

Structured substance use disorder groups where you learn practical recovery skills alongside others, guided by our treatment staff.

  • Relapse prevention and coping with cravings
  • Managing stress, triggers and high-risk situations
  • Building routines that support recovery
About SUD group sessions
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Core support

Peer support groups

Recovery discussions with peers who have lived experience of addiction and recovery. Honest conversation, encouragement and accountability.

  • Share at your own pace, or simply listen
  • Encouragement from people who have been there
  • Connection that continues between sessions
About peer support groups

  • SUD counseling

    One-on-one sessions to work through what's behind substance use and plan your recovery.

    About SUD counseling

  • Intensive outpatient (IOP)

    A structured, multi-day weekly schedule of treatment while you live in the community.

    About IOP

  • Mental health services

    Support for the mental health conditions that often travel alongside addiction.

    About mental health services

  • Case management

    Help with IDs, benefits, insurance, appointments and the practical steps of rebuilding.

    About case management
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Why Revive

Care that treats you as a whole person.

Addiction affects health, relationships, housing and work. Our approach is built to support all of it, with dignity, from the first conversation.

  1. Treatment and peer support, together

    Clinical SUD treatment gives you skills and structure. Peer groups give you people who understand. You don't have to choose between them.

  2. Support for the whole situation

    Case management, mental health services and recovery housing address the practical pressures that can pull recovery off course.

  3. Dignity at every step

    We treat addiction as a health condition, not a moral failing. You'll be spoken to plainly and treated with respect.

  4. A clear next step

    You won't be left guessing. From your first call, we explain what happens next and help you get there.

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What group feels like

A room where you're listened to.

Walking into a first group can feel like a lot. Here's what you can expect once you're there.

You're heard
People listen without interrupting or judging. What you share is met with respect.
You hear yourself in others
Listening to someone else's story often makes your own easier to understand.
You leave with something to use
Each session focuses on practical tools you can take into the rest of your week.

What happens next

What happens after you reach out.

You don't have to figure this out alone. Our admissions team walks you or your loved one through each step.

  1. Reach out

    Call, send the form below, or ask your counselor, case manager or officer to refer you.

  2. Screening conversation

    We talk about your needs, your history and which kind of support will help most.

  3. Coverage and options

    We go over insurance and payment options with you before you start.

  4. Begin treatment

    Meet your care team and group, and leave with a schedule for your first week.

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Reaching out doesn't commit you to anything.

Support beyond the session

Stability that helps treatment take hold.

For people who need more than appointments, Revive also offers a place to live and help returning to everyday life.

Recovery housing

A furnished, substance-free home while you take part in treatment, with house agreements and regular house meetings.

  • Furnished rooms and a shared kitchen
  • A calm, structured place to live
  • Treatment and groups built into your week
About recovery housing

Reintegration

For people returning from incarceration or hospitalization, or rebuilding after a long stretch of addiction.

  • IDs, documents and benefits applications
  • Court, probation and DOC appointment coordination
  • Job readiness and everyday living skills
About reintegration support

What we provide

A home with deep roots.

A bed alone doesn't hold recovery in place. At Revive, the house sits on top of a root system of care, and every resident is connected to all of it.

ABOVE GROUND · HOME BELOW · CARE

Questions

What people ask us most.

Don't see your question? Browse every answer or call and talk it through with our admissions team.

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Admissions line

(206) 746-3500

Who does Revive help?

Adults working on recovery from substance use, including people who are also managing mental health conditions, and people returning from incarceration or hospitalization.

What happens in a group session?

A small group meets to talk through recovery and practice skills such as coping with cravings, handling stress and planning for high-risk situations. Peer groups focus on shared experience and encouragement.

How do I pay for treatment?

Our admissions team goes over insurance and payment options with you before you start, so you understand what's covered.

How long does treatment last?

It depends on your goals and progress. Your care team reviews your plan with you and helps you prepare for each next step.

Can I keep working or go to school?

Getting back to work or school is a goal for many people in recovery. Talk with us about your schedule and we'll look at how treatment can fit around it.

What should I bring on my first day?

Any ID you have, your insurance card and a list of current medications. Missing documents? Case management can help you replace them.

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We're here when you're ready

Taking the first step is enough for today.

Call us, send a message, or stop by our Seattle office. Our admissions team will answer your questions and help you find the right place to start.

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If this is an emergency, call 911. For a mental health or substance use crisis, call or text 988, any time.