Addictions Recovery Center is resuming in-person services at our East Main Street campus. This means you now have telehealth and in-person treatment and recovery support to choose from.

To schedule an appointment for an assessment, please call us at (541) 779-1282.

If you want to learn more about treatment, recovery, and the wraparound supports available to you, call us, or visit us in-person from 8 am to 5 pm, Monday to Friday, at 1025 East Main Street.

There you can engage at no cost with an ARC peer mentor or counselor to discover the supports that are available, and what a life in recovery could mean for you.

We’re here to help – call or visit us today!

Addictions Recovery Center offers a variety of evidence-based practices and services that are unique to our area and designed to help you gain a life in recovery, including:

Matrix Model
The Matrix Model provides a framework for engaging with those struggling with substance use and helping them achieve a life in recovery. Patients learn about issues critical to addiction and relapse, receive direction and support from a trained therapist and become familiar with self-help programs – all while being monitored for drug use. The program also includes education for family members affected by the addiction.

Life Skills
The primary goal of Addiction Recovery Center’s Life Skills program is to help clients develop balanced, self-determined behaviors to meet the challenges of a life in recovery. This means accepting a life filled with conscious choices, taking into consideration one’s own needs and the needs of others, as well as potential consequences of one’s actions.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is a practical treatment that focuses on patterns of negative thinking and the beliefs that create those patterns. (NAMI)

Addiction is a chronic disease, like diabetes or heart disease, meaning there is no cure. But addiction can be managed, and people with addiction can, and do, recover.

– American Society of Addiction Medicine

Gender Process Groups
ARC’s Gender Process Groups create a safe environment for men and women to discuss the relationships in their lives – including their relationship with alcohol and drugs. Groups are focused on change and recovery.

Family Groups
Family Groups introduce clients, friends and families to other recovering individuals and their loved ones, creating an opportunity to foster important relationships, as well as exposure to other’s experiences.

Relapse Prevention
Relapse prevention is designed to help clients and their loved ones identify the signs and symptoms of relapse and take steps to call out the behavior.

Co-Occurring Treatment
Co-occurring treatment services are for those suffering from co-occurring disorders – such as mental illness and substance abuse – that both need treatment for either effort to be successful. These dual-diagnosis services integrate assistance for each condition, helping people recover from both in one setting, at the same time. (NAMI)