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Comprehensive behavioral health care, in one place.

Revive is a Seattle nonprofit. We provide clinical treatment for mental health and substance use, and the community support services that help people stay well where they live.

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Mental health & substance use treatment

Clinical care for mental health and substance use, planned together so progress in one supports the other.

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Mental health counseling

Individual therapy for depression, anxiety, trauma, grief and other mental health conditions, whether or not substance use is part of the picture.

Sessions can include

  • An assessment and a treatment plan you help shape
  • Coping skills for stress, mood and difficult emotions
  • A safety plan for hard days

One care team

If you also see our psychiatric or SUD staff, your counselor works with them, so you don't have to repeat your story.

Psychiatric care & medication management

A psychiatric evaluation and, when medication is part of your care, ongoing visits to prescribe, adjust and monitor it.

What to expect

  • An evaluation of your symptoms, history and goals
  • A clear explanation of any medication options
  • Follow-up visits to check how it's working and adjust

Part of your plan

Medication works best alongside counseling and support. Your prescriber and counselor share one plan. Ask admissions about current availability.

SUD counseling

One-on-one substance use disorder counseling to understand what's behind substance use, set goals that matter to you and plan recovery step by step.

Sessions can include

  • Building and updating your recovery plan
  • Relapse prevention planning
  • Working through setbacks without shame

Alongside medication

If you take medication for opioid or alcohol use disorder, counseling works alongside it. We coordinate with your prescriber.

SUD group sessions

Structured groups, led by our treatment staff, where you practice recovery skills alongside people working toward the same goals.

What groups work on

  • Coping with cravings and triggers
  • Planning for high-risk situations
  • Rebuilding routines and relationships

A good fit if you

  • Want structure and skills, not just talk
  • Learn well alongside other people

Intensive outpatient program (IOP)

A structured treatment schedule several days a week, so you get focused care while living at home and keeping up daily routines.

What IOP includes

  • Group therapy and skills groups
  • Individual sessions with your counselor
  • A step-down plan as you gain stability

A good fit if you

  • Need more support than weekly sessions
  • Don't need 24-hour medical care
  • Are leaving residential or inpatient treatment

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Community support services

Practical, everyday support that helps people stay well in the community: a stable home, a job, a routine and people who understand.

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Peer support

Support from peers with lived experience of mental health challenges or substance use recovery, one-on-one and in groups.

What peers offer

  • Encouragement from people who have been there
  • Help setting and keeping your own goals
  • Connection that continues between appointments

Why it matters

Hearing how someone else got through a hard stretch often makes your own path easier to see.

Day support

A structured place to spend the day, with activities and skill-building that bring back routine, purpose and connection.

Days can include

  • Life-skills and wellness activities
  • Social connection in a supportive setting
  • Help putting a weekly routine together

Ask us about

Schedules, what a typical day looks like and how day support fits with your other services.

Intensive case management

Frequent, hands-on help from a case manager with the systems and paperwork that can overwhelm anyone.

We can help with

  • IDs, birth certificates and Social Security cards
  • Benefits, insurance and food assistance
  • Medical and other appointments

How it works

You meet with your case manager regularly and work through goals together. You won't be handed a list of phone numbers and left to sort it out alone.

Supportive housing

A stable, furnished home connected to the care and support you need, with clear house agreements and regular house meetings.

Living at the house

  • Furnished rooms and a shared kitchen
  • House agreements that protect everyone
  • Services built into your week

Ask us about

Current availability, eligibility and what to bring. Our admissions team will talk through housing and services together.

Supported employment

Help finding work that fits your goals, and support to keep it once you start.

Support can include

  • Exploring the kind of work you want
  • Résumés, applications and interview practice
  • Ongoing check-ins once you're working

Work and wellness

A job can bring structure, income and confidence. We help you plan work around your care, not instead of it.

Community reintegration

For people returning from incarceration or hospitalization, and anyone rebuilding the everyday skills that hold a life together.

Support can include

  • Court, probation and DOC appointment coordination
  • Budgeting, transit and daily-living skills
  • Reconnecting with family on healthy terms

Planning a release or discharge?

Case managers, counselors and officers can contact us before the date so a plan is in place on day one.

Make a Referral

Not sure which service fits?

You don't need to know. Tell us what's going on and we'll help you find the right starting point.