About BHS – Toppenish – Toppenish
The Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic Toppenish medical and dental clinic in Toppenish, Washington provides a variety of services to the community, including medical, dental, optometry, and behavioral health services. Toppenish is a small City in Yakima Valley that’s known for its rich Native American heritage and over 75 outdoor murals that depict the local history.
The behavioral health services include treatment for substance use disorders, addiction, and mental health counseling and treatment. They take pride in providing services to the Native American community that helps to make a positive change. They have provided substance use disorder treatment services with ongoing education and information for more than 30 years.
Your substance use disorder treatment program is focused on reducing the harmful effect that addiction has on your personal relationships, school, work, and daily activities. These services are patient centered using state certified mental health professionals for youth and adults. Treatment is offered in English and Spanish and begins with a mental health and substance use disorder evaluation.
The evaluation helps to identify your needs and to customize your program. Treatment is offered in traditional outpatient or intensive outpatient programming. Both provide individual and group therapy sessions that utilize evidence based therapies like cognitive behavioral therapy or motivational interviewing.
They recognize that substance abuse does not happen to just you and that your family unit often experiences some of the effects. Family sessions are included in your program as needed. When outpatient treatment is not enough, you’ll be referred to a residential or inpatient program to give you 24/7 supervision and support.
Finally, your program includes relapse prevention strategies to ensure that you understand your addiction triggers and develop strategies to avoid or offset them. Mental health and substance use disorders are common, recurrence, and usually serious. However, they are also treatable and they work hard to ensure you receive the care you need to achieve a productive and sober life.
They opened in 1978 and have since grown into one of the largest centers in the northwest serving more than 190,000 people with a full-time staff of more than 2,200 people across all centers. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most private health insurance plans.