Center for Human Services Shoreline

Provider Description

Office hours:
Mondays through Fridays 9am to 5pm.

Our Substance Abuse Department is dedicated to providing holistic treatment services for individuals who are harmfully involved with alcohol and/or other drugs. The substance abuse department’s mission is to reduce/eliminate substance abuse from the lives of our participants and their families. To fulfill this mission we offer prevention, intervention, and treatment services for youth and adults.

Certified by Washington State, the Substance Abuse Department provides all services using evidence-based and innovative practices, many of which are nationally recognized.
CARF accredited Assessment & Referral, Outpatient, Intensive Outpatient, and Court programs.

Prevention
Provided in collaboration with local middle and high school students. Our prevention programs use evidence-based practices in school-based settings to educate, raise awareness, and reduce student risk for alcohol, tobacco and other substance use and abuse.

Partners in Prevention ( PIP)
A county-wide substance abuse innovative prevention practice that aims to increase protective factors against substance abuse for youth and address risk factors that they may face.

Intervention
Provided in collaboration with local middle and high school students, intervention services are individualized and provided in a school setting.
Intervention Specialists work closely with treatment providers and schools to increase awareness, reduce use, improve academic and social success, and provide education, referral, and support to students and their families.
Examples of Intervention Groups include Affected Others, Recovery, and ATOD awareness.

Education
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug education (ATOD)
Basic education for youth and their parents/guardians in the Northshore school district. This class does not meet requirements for court mandated education.
Alcohol Drug Information School (ADIS)*
Conducted once a month for clients requiring alcohol, tobacco and other drug education. This class is state recognized and meets requirements for court mandated education. Facilitated by a CDP on a designated Saturday from 9am- 6pm.
*Pre-payment and registration is required. Call 206-362-7282 for more details and to register.

Assessment
Our certified staff utilize the nationally recognized, evidence-based assessment tool, Global Assessment of Individual Needs (GAIN), with both youth and adults.
Our evaluations meet the requirements for court-mandated DUI/DWI assessments.

Treatment
Treatment is available for adults, youth, co-occurring individuals, high risk youth, and young adult populations.
CHS offers Outpatient (OP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Abuse level treatments. Placement into treatment programs is based on nationally recognized American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) criteria. Treatment programs consist of groups, individual sessions, family sessions, family groups, and case management.
Specialized treatment offerings:
Drug Court
Co-Occurring
High-risk Youth
Young Adults

Wraparound
Wraparound is a proven, effective approach to developing and coordinating care plans that build on the strengths of the child, youth, and family. It is a process, not a service or program. Referrals are made through King County Wraparound Program Specialist.

Fees
The Center for Human Services is committed to providing affordable services to youth, adults, and their families. We accept several different forms of payment.
 
Medicaid     Medicaid, which is a state health benefit. Also known as ProviderOne or medical coupons.
Private Insurance     Group Health Cooperative, where plan covers services. Preauthorization for services is required.
Sliding-fee Scale     Low cost services available based on income and household size.

Initial Assessment     $100 – $250
Assessment costs are based on income and household size.
There is cost for assessment with certain forms of ProviderOne coverage.
ADIS class     $75
Pre-payment and pre-registration required.
Funding for our services comes from Medicaid, King County, Snohomish County, United Ways of King and Snohomish Counties, the Cities of Shoreline and Lake Forest Park, City of Kenmore, City of Kirkland, Verdant Health Commission and private donors.

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