Providing Substance Recovery Support
Offering the Tools for Lasting Recovery
Payment Options
We operate as a private pay provider, we accept these payment options:
Cash, Debit, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, FSA, HSA, Venmo, Google Pay, Apple Pay, & Zelle
DUI Evaluations, ADIS and Treatment
Offering essential education for safer driving and responsible choices.
Our DUI treatments are court-approved in Washington and Oregon, ensuring compliance with state requirements. We are dedicated to providing high-quality education, treatment programs and support to help participants understand the consequences of impaired driving and promote responsible choices.
Our evaluation and assessment session takes about one hour. Participants MUST bring a copy of their driving record, a copy of their police report, and do a urine analysis on site.
We provide convenient telehealth services for individuals with out-of-state DUIs, offering tailored support and counseling to meet legal and recovery requirements. Through secure Live Telehealth video sessions, our certified professionals help clients complete mandated programs remotely, ensuring they stay on track with their obligations, regardless of location.
ADIS Schedule
This document provides important details about the Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) program. It includes instructions on the program schedule, location, and required documentation. Please review the information carefully before attending.
This document provides important details about the Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) program. It includes instructions on the program schedule, location, and required documentation. Please review the information carefully before attending.
This document provides important details about the Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) program. It includes instructions on the program schedule, location, and required documentation. Please review the information carefully before attending.
This document provides important details about the Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) program. It includes instructions on the program schedule, location, and required documentation. Please review the information carefully before attending.
This document provides important details about the Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS) program. It includes instructions on the program schedule, location, and required documentation. Please review the information carefully before attending.
Telehealth Services
Access Care from Anywhere
Our telehealth options provide flexible access to our services, making it possible to meet treatment requirements remotely. This is particularly helpful if you’re fulfilling a court-mandated program from outside Washington. If you’ve received a DUI in Washington State but live elsewhere, our telehealth services allow you to complete your legal requirements for treatment.
- Available For
- ADIS Treatment
- Weekly Outpatient Treatment Programs
- Deferred Prosecution (WA - 2 year program)
- Diversion Program (OR - 90 day program)
- One-on-One Counseling Sessions
Our telehealth services are secure, easy to access, and designed to support you in meeting your treatment goals no matter where you’re located. For further details on eligibility or to discuss telehealth options, give us a call—we’re here to help you navigate your options.
Outpatient Treatment Programs
Weekly Group Sessions for Ongoing Support
Our outpatient treatment programs include outpatient and relapse prevention, providing clients with structured support in a group setting. When clients begin the program, they attend an intake appointment and choose one group time to attend consistently throughout their program, meeting once a week for a one-hour session.
- Program Lengths
- 16 week program, three one on one sessions, and one sober support meeting per week
- 26 week program, four one on one sessions, and two sober support meetings per week
- Group Schedule
- Tuesday 12:00pm
- Wednesday 5:00pm or 6:30pm
- Thursday 6:30pm
Deferred Prosecution (DP) Program
Court and Probation Approved – 2 Year Treatment Plan
Our Deferred Prosecution program is a multi-phase, two-year commitment designed to provide intensive support for clients needing a court-mandated treatment path. Deferred Prosecution is a structured, court-approved treatment program designed to help clients avoid conviction by committing to a rigorous two-year recovery plan. This program requires abstinence, ongoing treatment, and long-term accountability, including probation compliance after completion.
Treatment Plan Outline
Total Abstinence
Complete abstinence from alcohol and all non-prescribed, mind-altering drugs throughout the two-year program and continuing while on probation, totaling five years. Approved prescription medications are permitted. Compliance is monitored through random UAs and/or Antabuse if needed.
Phase I: Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) – Level II.I
Duration: 72 hours, completed over 2 months (about 12 weeks)
Schedule: Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday from 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Sessions: Includes three weekly group sessions, with three individual sessions.
Phase II: Weekly Outpatient Program – Level I
Duration: 6 months (26 weeks), 1 group session per week
Schedule: Thursday at 11:00 AM or 6:30 PM
Sessions: Clients continue with weekly group sessions for six months, with four individual sessions.
Phase III: Monthly Monitoring – Level I
Duration: 16 months, 1 group session per month
Schedule: Thursday at 5:00 PM
Sessions: Monthly check-ins to maintain progress and ensure ongoing recovery during the last phase.
Self-Help Recovery Meetings
Attend at least two self-help recovery meetings (e.g., AA, NA) per week for the duration of the Deferred Prosecution program to support sustained recovery.
Evaluations
Comprehensive Assessment to Guide Your Treatment
Starting Point provides comprehensive evaluations and treatment for a range of needs, including self-referrals, DUI, possession, alcohol-related domestic incidents, workplace positive UAs, and on-campus college issues. Our services are designed to make quality care accessible to all who seek support.
Diversion Program: Oregon
Short-Term Program for Compliance
Our Diversion Program is a 90-day commitment, typically court-mandated, providing clients with necessary support to meet court requirements.
One-on-One Counseling Sessions
Individualized Support
Personal counseling sessions are available for anyone needing one-on-one support, available in both telehealth and in-person formats.