Provides coed residential substance use and co-occurring services to adolescents and their families.

Residential program offers adolescents co-occurring mental health, trauma, and substance use recovery services. Programming is centered around building skills in emotional regulation, resiliency, conflict resolution, and communication, with a framework of intentional healing relationships as a strategy for long-term recovery. Team consists of clinicians, psychiatrists, group counselors, wellness counselors, and nursing staff. This is a 23-bed residential program, with an average length of stay of 21 days. Madrona provides services through a trauma-informed lens, and the staff is trained in nonviolent crisis intervention and resiliency-informed practices.

Provides residential co-occurring (substance use and mental health) treatment services. Youth reside in a coeducational facility for 50 days or more. Length of treatment varies according to the needs and rate of progress of each individual. Focus on skill building, relapse prevention, accountability, relationships, and regulating emotions and distress. Youth receive individual and daily group therapy. On-site continuing education provided through the Crook County School District. Youth participate in daily chores to learn functional life skills and basic self care. Youth participate in daily sports and recreation. A gym, weight room, rock climbing wall, equine therapy program, and art therapy are also available.