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A Seattle nonprofit for mental health and recovery

Whole-person care, rooted in community.

Revive is a nonprofit offering mental health and substance use treatment, psychiatric care, and the community support that helps recovery last.

Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Sat 9am–2pm

Wherever you're starting from, there's a next step here.

Revive serves adults seeking care for mental health, substance use or both, and the people who love and refer them. Choose what fits. Reaching out doesn't commit you to anything.

  • I'm looking for help for myself

    Talk with our admissions team about what's going on and what care could look like.

    Get Help Today
  • I'm worried about someone

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

    Guidance for families
  • I have questions about insurance

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

    Check My Coverage
  • I'm referring a client

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

    Make a Referral
  • I'm still exploring

    See everything we offer, organized in two simple groups.

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Two kinds of care, one team.

Clinical treatment for mental health and substance use, and community services that make everyday life steadier. Use one, or both together.

Friends standing close together with their arms around each other, watching the sun set over the mountains

Recovery isn't a straight line. We walk it with you.

Hard weeks and setbacks are part of many people's path. Your care team plans for them with you, so a difficult stretch doesn't have to mean starting over.

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A nonprofit built around the whole person.

Mental health and substance use touch everything: relationships, housing, work. As a community nonprofit, we're here for all of it, with dignity, from the first conversation.

  • Mind and recovery in one plan

    Counseling, psychiatric care and substance use treatment are coordinated by one team.

  • Support where life happens

    Housing, employment, day support and case management ease the pressures that pull wellness off course.

  • Dignity at every step

    These are health conditions, not moral failings. You'll be spoken to plainly and treated with respect.

  • A clear next step

    From your first call, we explain what happens next and help you get there.

A home with deep roots.

A bed alone doesn't hold wellness in place. Our supportive housing sits on top of a root system of care, and every resident is connected to all of it. Tap a root to see what it offers.

Above ground: home Below: care

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, request a call back online, or ask your provider, 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 care

    Meet your care team and leave with a clear plan for your first week.

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 seeking care for mental health, substance use or both, including people returning from incarceration or hospitalization and people who need help with housing, work or daily routines.

Do you offer psychiatric care and medication management?

Yes. Revive offers psychiatric evaluation and medication management alongside counseling, so medication and therapy are part of one plan. Ask admissions about current availability.

How do I pay for care?

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

How long does care 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?

Yes, for many people that's the goal. Talk with us about your schedule and we'll look at how care can fit around it. Supported employment can also help you find or keep a job.

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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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.

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