CADC Assessments
Comprehensive behavioral health needs assessments by Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselors.
Click below to learn more about each organization or answer these four questions to get matched with the right place to start!
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Getting an assessment for substance use disorders is simple at Bridges to Change. You can either call our intake line at 503-560-7800 or complete our New Client Form
Our intake coordinators will reach out to you to schedule an assessment and connect you to any other services you might need. Want to learn more about our treatment options?
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Substance Use Disorder Treatment: Intensive Outpatient Treatment is 9-18 hours a week. This includes groups, individual sessions with a licensed counselor, case management, consultation with a medical director and wellness activities.
Learn More about Oregon Change Clinic
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We offer substance use disorder treatment programs, including low barrier medication assisted treatment (MAT), and peer services. Our programs are free of charge, available to all, and guided by a harm reduction model where everyone deserves respect and is a valued member of the community.
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FSR Addiction Services: Finding and Sustaining Recovery (FSR) is an integrated behavioral health treatment program designed to help those dealing with addiction build sober and healthy lifestyles. FSR Addiction Services include Acupuncture, Chinese Medicine, Wellness Movement, Group Therapy, Peer Support, Sober Housing, Individual Therapy, and Nutrition.
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The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is designed for people who are struggling with problems associated with addictions, substance use, abuse and polysubstance use (which is the use/abuse of more than one substance), or the co-occurring disorders associated with substance use.
Eligibility for the IOP is determined by our medical team and counselors at your assessment, which is conducted as part of the admissions process. The intensive outpatient treatment program is customized for each person, guided by the initial assessment and follow up.
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We at HHBH understand that African American clients who struggle with substance abuse and/or mental health disorders experiences, look very different than that of the men and women of the dominant culture, as it relates to their experience with the legal system, treatment encounters and accountability.
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Mission to provide a welcoming, compassionate and accessible recovery support environment for individuals and families recovering from alcoholism, drug addiction and other addictive disorders.
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In partnership with Quest Center for Integrative Health, TRI teaches resilience and cultural self-efficacy through substance use treatment and non-opioid pain management for the African American community. This program is designed to help heal in an environment that is free from stereotyping, bias, discrimination, racism, and micro-aggressions. No one should have to defend their basic human right to care. Through TRI, you will receive excellent services and treatment because you deserve it.