Recovery Meetings in Seattle, WA
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Recovery Meetings in Seattle, WA
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Interventionist
Interventionist
Professionals who facilitate structured conversations to help individuals recognize addiction and motivate treatment
What is Interventionist?
Interventionists are trained professionals who specialize in helping families and friends communicate with loved ones about their substance abuse in a structured, non-confrontational way. They guide the intervention process to maximize the chance of the person accepting treatment.
What They Do
- Plan and facilitate family interventions
- Educate families about addiction and recovery
- Help develop consequences and boundaries
- Provide emotional support during the intervention process
- Assist with treatment placement and logistics
- Offer follow-up support and family counseling
Types of Interventionist
Crisis Interventionist
Specializes in emergency situations where immediate action is needed due to safety concerns or escalating addiction.
Family Interventionist
Focuses on working with families to plan and execute interventions, often using models like the Johnson Method or ARISE approach.
Workplace Interventionist
Specializes in employee assistance programs and workplace-based interventions.
Clinical Interventionist
Licensed mental health professionals who combine intervention services with ongoing therapeutic support.
When to Consider This Option
When a loved one is struggling with addiction but refuses to seek treatment, or when family members need guidance on how to approach their loved one about getting help.
Cost & Insurance Information
Typical Cost Range:
$2,000 - $10,000 per intervention
Insurance Coverage:
Rarely covered by insurance, typically private pay
1 provider
Interventionist
Professionals who facilitate structured conversations to help individuals recognize addiction and motivate treatment
What is Interventionist?
Interventionists are trained professionals who specialize in helping families and friends communicate with loved ones about their substance abuse in a structured, non-confrontational way. They guide the intervention process to maximize the chance of the person accepting treatment.
What They Do
- Plan and facilitate family interventions
- Educate families about addiction and recovery
- Help develop consequences and boundaries
- Provide emotional support during the intervention process
- Assist with treatment placement and logistics
- Offer follow-up support and family counseling
Types of Interventionist
Crisis Interventionist
Specializes in emergency situations where immediate action is needed due to safety concerns or escalating addiction.
Family Interventionist
Focuses on working with families to plan and execute interventions, often using models like the Johnson Method or ARISE approach.
Workplace Interventionist
Specializes in employee assistance programs and workplace-based interventions.
Clinical Interventionist
Licensed mental health professionals who combine intervention services with ongoing therapeutic support.
When to Consider This Option
When a loved one is struggling with addiction but refuses to seek treatment, or when family members need guidance on how to approach their loved one about getting help.
Cost & Insurance Information
Clere Consulting
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Structured treatment programs that allow patients to live at home while attending therapy multiple times per week
What is Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?
IOPs provide comprehensive addiction treatment while allowing patients to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities. Programs typically meet 3-5 times per week for several hours each session.
What They Do
- Provide group therapy sessions
- Offer individual counseling
- Conduct family therapy sessions
- Teach relapse prevention strategies
- Provide education about addiction
- Offer case management services
- Coordinate with other healthcare providers
- Provide random drug testing
Types of Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Standard IOP
9-12 hours per week of programming, typically 3-4 days per week for 3-4 hours each day.
Evening IOP
Programs scheduled for evenings to accommodate work or school schedules.
Weekend IOP
Programs that meet on weekends for those who cannot attend weekday sessions.
Specialized IOP
Programs designed for specific populations (professionals, women, LGBTQ+, co-occurring disorders).
When to Consider This Option
For individuals who need structured treatment but can maintain housing and some daily responsibilities, or as a step-down from residential treatment.
Cost & Insurance Information
Typical Cost Range:
$3,000 - $10,000 per month
Insurance Coverage:
Often covered by insurance with pre-authorization
2 providers
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Structured treatment programs that allow patients to live at home while attending therapy multiple times per week
What is Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)?
IOPs provide comprehensive addiction treatment while allowing patients to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities. Programs typically meet 3-5 times per week for several hours each session.
What They Do
- Provide group therapy sessions
- Offer individual counseling
- Conduct family therapy sessions
- Teach relapse prevention strategies
- Provide education about addiction
- Offer case management services
- Coordinate with other healthcare providers
- Provide random drug testing
Types of Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Standard IOP
9-12 hours per week of programming, typically 3-4 days per week for 3-4 hours each day.
Evening IOP
Programs scheduled for evenings to accommodate work or school schedules.
Weekend IOP
Programs that meet on weekends for those who cannot attend weekday sessions.
Specialized IOP
Programs designed for specific populations (professionals, women, LGBTQ+, co-occurring disorders).
When to Consider This Option
For individuals who need structured treatment but can maintain housing and some daily responsibilities, or as a step-down from residential treatment.
Cost & Insurance Information
AMFM Mental Health Treatment
Treatment CenterPartial hospitalization php
2 providersOpal: Food and Body Wisdom
Treatment CenterRecovery Programs Available
AA (Alcoholics Anonymous)
96 meetingsSunday Meetings
Abigail's Ghost
7:00 AM60 Minute Tune Up
8:30 AMBelltown AM Group
9:00 AMAcceptance is the Answer (ONLINE ONLY)
10:00 AMBreakfast With Bill (2nd Sunday Only)
11:11 AMRecovery Dharma
1 meetingsTuesday Meetings
(90 min) RD Beacon Hill Online
7:00 PMAl-Anon
3 meetingsSunday Meetings
Ballard Sunday Night AFG
7:00 PMNearby Areas with Meetings
Bellevue
Auburn
Bothell
Lynnwood
Shoreline
Kent
Renton
Burien
Kirkland
Yakima
Recovery Meetings in Seattle, WA
Find support and community at recovery meetings in Seattle, WA. Our comprehensive directory includes 100 meetings across various recovery programs including Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Al-Anon, and SMART Recovery.
Available programs in Seattle include: AA (Alcoholics Anonymous), Recovery Dharma and Al-Anon . Whether you're seeking support for alcohol addiction, drug addiction, or supporting a loved one with addiction, you'll find welcoming communities ready to help.
We offer both in-person and online meeting options. With 51 virtual meetings available, you can participate from the comfort of your home or when traveling. Online meetings provide the same support and fellowship as traditional meetings.
What to Expect at Recovery Meetings in Seattle
Recovery meetings in Seattle, WA follow established formats that create safe, supportive environments for people in recovery. Most meetings begin with readings, followed by sharing time where participants can discuss their experiences, challenges, and successes in recovery.
- Open Meetings: Welcome anyone interested in learning about recovery
- Closed Meetings: Limited to people with a desire to stop drinking/using
- Discussion Meetings: Focus on sharing and group conversation
- Speaker Meetings: Feature someone sharing their recovery story
- Step Study: Work through the 12-step program together
- Big Book Study: Read and discuss recovery literature
Getting Started with Recovery in Seattle
If you're new to recovery or considering attending your first meeting in Seattle, remember that everyone was new once. Meetings are typically one hour long, and you're encouraged to listen without feeling pressured to share until you're comfortable.
Most meeting locations in Seattle are accessible and offer parking. Many groups also provide contact information for members who can answer questions or provide additional support between meetings.
Additional Recovery Resources in Seattle
Crisis Support: If you're experiencing a mental health emergency, call 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
SAMHSA Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357) - Free, confidential, 24/7 treatment referral service
Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 for free, 24/7 crisis support
Local Resources: Contact your city hall or county health department for additional local recovery resources
Last updated: October 27, 2025. Information is provided for educational purposes. Always consult with healthcare professionals for medical advice.