Oregon Alcohol & Drug Detox Centers

Oregon Trail Detox and the Men’s residential house and everyone who works there has been nothing short of amazing. I feel like I’m in the exact right place I should be and am learning information that will forever change my life in a positive way. Thank your OTR!!!

My time here at OTR has truly changed my life, I never thought I would or could get sober. My team was great, I had all the support and encouragement I needed to succeed and i know I can leave here sober, and start my life fresh and healthy! If you need help, this is the place 🙂

I am so grateful that I was able to detox comfortably staff were amazing. Staff worked exceptionally to help me come up with aftercare plan. I’m happy to say I’m no longer homeless I cannot express enough my gratitude to all staff and the home owners that allow there home to be such a comfortable detox environment.Thank you all so much…

Nurse Nick quite literally saved my life.

I’ve personally been detoxed at Hooper at least a dozen times, once even overdosing in their lobby & waking up in the ER. In sobriety, I’ve gone in with H&I to talk to the patients that want to hear it. It’s not forced or mandatory, but strongly suggested. Hell, I even remember getting thrown into the old Hooper drunk tank after being a passenger in a DUI car accident. I should’ve played injured instead of trying to leave the scene. Anyway reading through the negative & single star comments, it’s very clear for me to see the repeating theme & same old BS excuses people love to try riding. It’s very apparent to me that each “concerned loved one” or “missing son/daughter/Mom”… wasn’t ready to hold themselves accountable for the decisions & consequences of their actions. Even back when they only had a payphone & a roll of quarters made you the man inside. It’s long since been changed to free 24/7 phone access for outgoing calls. With or without the confirmation HIPPA protection LAW… the front desk employees have NO CHOICE but to adhere by & follow! They’ll take a kite note & fly it where it needs to be. If your loved one hasn’t AMA’d themselves, which they can do ANYTIME since only adults can be there & it’s not a jail. I’ve left at 3am throwing a damn fit thinking my girlfriend on the female side had left cuz they wouldn’t tell me if she was still there! She was & I ended up the dumbass in relapse, alone. NOTHING on the recovery path at all will EVER succeed without that first required desire & commitment from within. To then accept a plethora of positive suggestions & encouragement that’ll only fall on deaf ears unless YOU LISTEN for it! Shit even right now in my full addiction, a criminally corrupt career criddler… I can see the writing on these comment walls! Hoopers without a doubt… Saved my life more than once. Maybe they’ll do it again … If I decide to let them help me help myself! Our options are few & the end game for everyone is the same. Why speed up reaching death & spending the gifted time of life in misery. Forcing loved ones to be miserable. Let go of your guilt, blaming yourself is obviously a step towards acceptance. Quit punishing yourself though, because your punishing everyone else that loves you too! You are the most important person in your life & ain’t nothing selfish about living like it! Good Luck🍀😘

went there October 4 2021. Been alcohol and drug free since. Not my first rodeo but I fell the way I was cared for this time made a difference. Want to work there.

I have been to every clinic in Portland and this clinic is by far the best one the only problem is that corporate will not pay the nurses enough so they can’t get anybody to work there there is so many people going to this clinic that they should be making piles of money I suspect that corporate in Florida is taking all the profits and not investing back in the clinic that’s making them more money then any of there other clinics anywhere and it’s not fair to the clients because they have to spend sometimes 5 hours to get there meds. I know I have had to go to the clinic 4 days I’m a row to finly get my 27 take outs they will only have one nurse to fill everyone’s meds for the whole day because all the other nurses go on vacation at the same time and the clinic has no sense to call a temp agency for situations like this they just let us all suffer the whole day to get out meds as soon as they fix this. Well the service has gotten much better as long as they keep enough staff on it’s the best clinic in the Portland metro area I have gone to 5 or them so far each with there own problems I don’t want to have to wait in huge lines but a promise is a promise and I’m a honest person I want to believe . They have hi Ed more nurses so it has been much better experience to go there and it’s the only clinic that I don’t dread going to new season is more respectful as long as you stay respectful you will not have a problem remember they deal with probably close to a thousand people a day sometimes it just depends on how many of us M27 are here at the same time because it takes us a good 15 minutes to see the nurse and they have been working all morning and it gets donting doing the same thing all day and then dealing with us try to take your problems to your counselor first because when everyone is irritated it’s hard to get along and as long as everyone trys to get along and stay calm the smother things go and the days that are bad you just have to deal with it laitly there it’s been smooth I’m I’m and out in less then 30 minutes most time and that is a blessing I have been other places I will not mention them there not worth it I have spent 8 hours a day in them for weeks on end when I was just starting out it was a nightmare but it’s never been that bad here over Christmas was tuff but it’s back to normal again thank God if you are having problems with fetty please come here and get help I have lost so many people I loved to that crap and I love opiates don’t tell anyone lol but fentanyl is not a opiat it’s poison made in buckets is sewers I’m not joking and it is just imatating opiats anyway and killing you at the same time please come get help it goes away you just have to give it a chance and save your mom and dad and brothers and sisters and your friends from the heartache that they will go through when they loose you it’s just a matter of time it will happen unless you do something about it so think about your children and everyone that cares about you I care about you and I don’t know you yet and hope to do so some day and not read about you in the paper in some story about tragedy ok please come be calm and you will get help thank you for reading my review I spend alot of time doing them when it matters and they have changed this place for the better so if you have been before come back it’s better do it for all of us to ok later

Place has probably saved my life lol.

I have been to allied coda and many other from California to Oregon and this place is the best mat treatment around. The people here are amazing from Wendy the main lady to Marise and Joy and all other o e of the consler that isn’t even mine Trisa sent me an email forever changed my life my consler is Joy and she goes above and beyond for me and marise use to be my consler I can just tell u amazing his stories are great and Wendy without her there would be know New Seasons. I can’t forget the nurses the people in front just all around no bullshit kinda of place

Awakenings By The Sea is exactly where I needed to be to be able to grasp the concept of true sobriety. From the minute I walked through the doors it was evident to me that this was a place that served those suffering from addiction. The staff are truly dedicated and I believe “called” to spread the message and help to others. The work was hard but sharing it with other women and recognizing their honesty, strength and willingness made it possible for me to do the work and do it with complete honesty. The AA meeting every morning at the Little Yellow House, Von and Shannon’s delicious meals, the beach walks, gym time, bowling and movie time—-were just what was needed to help in the beginning of healing. Jean who kept our home so clean and tidy and her wonderful sense of humor and stories.The counselors, nurses, admin., etc. are dedicated to each and every woman who comes through the doors. I am forever grateful for the gift of being able to walk through the doors and be a part of this blessed place. I look forward to seeing my Awakening Sisters in the future. I have been given the tools and healing time I was desperately in need of and I cannot thank them enough.

I strongly recommend Awakenings by the Sea for women’s only inpatient treatment! I went through the program about a year ago and miss it so much! It was a very formative part of my recovery and paved the way to successful sobriety. I wasn’t sure I would like it and there was a small conflict that arose between me and one of the staff members while I was there, but ultimately it all made me stronger. Tabitha is a no nonsense counselor, and she is great at finding potential cracks in your plan for sobriety and offering practical suggestions to surpass obstacles. The extracurricular activities are a big bonus… Like leisurely walks on the beach, weekend outings, in-house yoga and visits to the local gym. Patients also get to attend daily meetings at the Little Yellow House in Seaside, which is a world famous AA center. The community I found at Awakenings has stuck by my side and seen me through the good and the bad. I miss the routines, the dedicated staff, the other women, the powerfully moving group sessions, and the around the clock support for my sobriety. I haven’t needed to go back, but if I did, I would definitely choose Awakenings by the Sea for my recovery journey! 🌊💜💯

Awakenings by the Sea was just what I needed in my time of darkness. The tools, rest and healing saved my life. The staff is professional and empathetic to the needs of women in recovery. I feel as the 30 days of instruction, care digging deep into my value, feeling’s and motivation has gotten me ready to face the future in sobriety. Von cooked the best food ever. Each meal was served with a salad bar. We went to the local AA meeting every morning, which got us ready for a busy, productive day. I got so close to the staff and women at Awakening’s, that it is hard to leave. What a safe, comfortable place to heal.

This is a good place to begin your journey and general understanding of what it takes to walk the path of getting clean and bettering yourself as a person. The owner understands the sacrifices, costs, risks, and determination it costs for her Center’s patients to begin that path of getting and staying clean from their substance abuse. They are interested and understanding. The same has to come from the patient though and not just their end.

I spent 6 months there and was kicked out of my sober living house because of unsuitable reasons i won’t go into here. But let’s just say it was around the whole George Floyd thing, and the race riots.

This is an amazing treatment center. A staff that are both well trained and genuinely care about their clients! This is a community that incorporates really awesome outings, meditation and has a great nutritionist. I found a life in recovery there and recommend it to anyone seeking compassionate healing!