Top Ranked Drug Rehab Centers In Sequim, WA

Coming to The Center was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. They give you the tools you need to build your own toolbox to go through life. It truly is A Place of Hope

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I highly recommend this place!!! I came in not knowing who I was anymore and not knowing if I would ever be happy, but after a couple weeks at the program I’m happy to say that I am truly happy with myself! The team here is amazing and really cares for the clients and wanting to see them succeed. If you are considering this place please reach out they will help you like they helped me:)

I had such a great experience here again at Northpoint Washington. The staff were very helpful and genuinely enjoy what they do. I made everlasting friendship to keep while in sobriety. I highly recommend this place.

Northpoint was amazing for me. Was it perfect? No, nor did I expect that. Was it what I needed at the time? 110% yes. Clinical staff, Counselor's, Nurses, Tech's - most of them were super great! JUST to name a few - Justin's poop class was great, I love love love Bianca and Moni! Shawna, Lucas, Antonio, J.T., Chris, Luanne - you all are rockstars. The staff really give a shit about the people and it shows. Thank you Northpoint!

Northpoint was an amazing experience! The staff and clinical team are so good at what they do, and I met the best group of people while I was there who I’m still friends with today!

Lakeside Milam Inpatient in Kirkland, WA has given me a second chance at rebuilding my life and laying a foundation for sustainable recovery. After a 10-year stretch of sobriety, I relapsed—quickly spiraling into a dark, painful place that lasted longer than I ever imagined. When I reached out for help again, LMRC admitted me within just a few hours and welcomed me straight into detox. During detox, patients are given the option to rest and regain strength or to begin joining group processing, lectures, and meals as soon as they are stable. Once detox is complete, the structure kicks in—every scheduled activity is required and punctuality is expected. That accountability, though challenging, sets the tone for living life with purpose and responsibility again. What makes LMRC stand out is the depth and passion of its programming. The lectures are engaging and evidence-based, providing proven strategies for confronting addiction and personal struggles. Patients and families are educated on brain function, the science of addiction, communication tools, and practical steps for recovery. Family workshops and lectures reinforce the idea that healing is a shared journey. The staff are another reason this place works. Many openly share their own recovery stories, modeling service and honesty—the cornerstones of active recovery. Compassion and accountability go hand in hand here; the team genuinely cares while also calling patients out when needed. The presence of doctors, ARNPs, psychologists, and nurses every day adds reassurance and professional oversight. The daily life at LMRC also helps patients reset. Structured routines, balanced meals (with a salad bar, soups, snacks, and coffee in the mornings), designated tech time, movies on weekends, and free time for assignments or connection with peers all create a balanced environment. It’s structured without being suffocating. Recovery is hard. It’s painful, emotional, and messy. But LMRC makes the path a little more manageable. They emphasize the fellowship of AA, CA, NA, and HA by offering in-house meetings with volunteers and trips to outside meetings several times a week. These opportunities remind us that addicts best help addicts, and alcoholics best help alcoholics. Every patient receives an individualized Tx plan, with assignments and goals tailored to their needs, and the support remains consistent through the ups and downs. More than just a program, LMRC fosters willingness over denial, growth over shame, and community over isolation. For anyone serious about breaking free from addiction, LMRC Inpatient in Kirkland is more than a treatment center—it’s a place where recovery begins or restarts, and can truly take root. Special shout-outs: •Maddy - your compassion and honesty are beautiful and you take your job seriously. It has been a pleasure talking with you. •Frank, Chuck and Jake - You guys keep us all safe and do the best job helping those of us who have trouble sleeping. •RT’s Kenzie, Nick 🎶, Caitlin H, Caitlin, Charissa, Carrie, Ryan, Brendan, Katie, Meaghan, Kollin, Luke, Ty, Jay, and Andrew - Thank you for your examples of genuine kindness and recovery!! •Dr. Rogers, Dr. Rose, Yadira, Jamarah, Marty, Steven, and Karen - Thank you for dealing with me and my meds while keeping it humorous. Thank you for listening, staying 100% ethical, and allowing me to be scared while never changing your efficiency! •Mary Kay, Renee, Holly, and Jessica - I will always be grateful for your empathy, grace, expertise, and hearing me when I needed it. Jessica, my heart broke that day, and there you were, just like you said you’d be. To have a “mom” hug while my mom isn’t available anymore, was comfort I didn’t know I needed. • ADRIENN and HANNAH - you two beautiful women both deserve 20 stars!! I’ll def miss you both greatly, and I know I’m privileged to know and love you both!! You’re amazing at your jobs, stand on your truths, and have really blessed my recovery and life by showing up every day, keeping it real, and standing in the gap for me! I wish you both the absolute best!

Outstanding IOP in Seattle. My case manager is a strong advocate for recovery and kept the group sessions enjoyable as possible. But it is a lot of work. Make sure you are serious about changing your life.

Hannah was my favorite staff member, she created such a safe space for me to unwind. I was able to speak freely without hesitation of judgment from her. She alone cultivated a 5 star experience from me. 3 months sober going strong and a huge part of my success is due to her care and love that was shown to me.

Great staff. Fully supported me in my recovery and ongoing care. They offer amazing therapists and knowledgeable case managers. Lakeside truly helped me get my life back on track. Update : I am now a year sober and could not have gotten here without the education, connections, and resources provided my Lakeside Milam.

I really enjoyed my time here. I felt like my case manager Shauna really truly and helped me improve myself. I would highly recommend milam if you are trying to get sober.

Attending Lakeside has been one of the best decisions of my life. Their inpatient facility in Kirkland has a very welcoming atmosphere, the grounds are wooded and beautiful you get lots of free time to enjoy yourself mixed in with some very informative lectures and groups. I spent some time at the outpatient facility and I would again suggest going there for inpatient, outpatient, or continuing care. I had a wonderful case worker for most of my time there who helped me navigate some challenging life experiences, and the groups I had there were invaluable to my recovery. They are a 12 step focused treatment facility, but they also promote exploration of other programs and won't alienate you if you don't vibe with AA as your chosen method of recovery. Thank you Lakeside Milam!

Little bit long to pick up the phone but got through and scheduled the same day.

Been going here since I was in diapers. It’s changed a lot but I will still come because you can be seen the same day if need be, pharmacy on site and my doctor is amazing

Having all of my teeth pulled out and will be getting dentures... first of four or five visits into the process. So far so good 👌 This is an awkward time consuming process for a life changing goal. 😳 .

i was at newport for 55 days and it was quite possibly the scariest time of my life. i was struggling with ptsd, depression, SH and SI, and this place turned all of that around in less than 2 months. i know not everyone’s experience is the same and people are going to view residential treatments differently, but going here genuinely saved my life and my relationship with my parents. i’m almost an adult and have a job straight out of treatment, which wasn’t even a possibility where i was before going there. shoutout to the cc’s and my pod (pine) as well as the amazing chef, i miss him dearly and i hope he’s well. and of course the clinical team (counselor, individual therapist, family therapist). i do miss being there and it was a scary and anxiety-inducing but also incredibly helpful and healing chapter of my life.

Newport saved our daughter and set our family on a stable path to recovery. Last fall we were losing our daughter to mental health challenges, PTSD and increasingly unsafe behaviors. It took 3 tries to get her to commit to Newport, but after the first few weeks of adjustment, she made more therapeutic progress with the team at Newport than in all of the other interventions we've tried to date (years of CBT therapy, DBT skills, and peer groups) . We are now 3 months out from her discharge and we still have moments of stress but Newport put us back on the same team in terms of addressing challenges together and we have been super impressed with how our 15yo is using skills to navigate the tough moments. We are extremely grateful to the Newport team for everything they did to get through to our child and earn her trust in their process.

It’s been 3 years since our son was at Newport. And it’s been a long road. However 3 years later he is thriving and growing in ways I could only dream. Everything we have learned from Newport we use today. It’s absolutely everything we needed for our son and as a family. Beyond grateful