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EXPLORE RECOVERY

Here you will find treatment that has heart and is built upon the foundation of dignity and respect for every person. Our Vision, Mission and Purpose are weaved throughout our agency and staff so that the
treatment we provide on a daily basis assists individuals to "Rise and Thrive."

Medicine Wheel Recovery Services' sole purpose is to contribute to building healthy lives, families and communities by reducing the suffering caused by addictions and unaddressed mental health issues.

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Mountain of Questions

I came here for an assessment—what is going to happen today and how long will I be here?  
We understand that it takes a lot of courage to walk through our doors…congratulations on taking the first step towards your wellness! Today you are going to meet with one of our Intake Specialists (Cherokee Daniel or Clarissa Howtopat); she is going to help you fill out the paperwork needed to start your treatment services. She will also give you a tour of the building and schedule you for an assessment with a counselor. This part of the process takes about one hour. She may be able to connect you with a counselor for your assessment immediately after the intake process. During the assessment you will be asked many questions about different areas of your life. The counselor will help you create your initial Service Plan to identify goals and to guide you in your treatment. You will also receive your group schedule which identifies your weekly treatment activities. This part of the process takes about two hours.  Before you leave you will be assisted in setting an appointment with your primary counselor, and may even meet him/her that day!  If you don’t meet your counselor immediately you can be assured that anyone on our treatment team is available to help you with your needs. You should plan to be here about four hours on this day.
What is “treatment” and what will I be doing? 
There are many components to treatment, including individual therapy, group therapy, and urinalysis testing to monitor your progress.  During your time with us you can expect to meet regularly with your counselor to set recovery goals and to measure your success.  You will attend groups that will provide you with education and skills and will allow you to share your experiences with your peers. You will develop a network of supportive people in recovery. ​
How long will I be in treatment? 
This depends on many factors and each person’s treatment is individualized and different. There are some situations that might require a standard minimum amount of time in treatment; however, we want you
to take an active role in defining your
treatment experience.
How many classes will I have to attend? 
Our groups are sacred circles where healing begins. Classes or groups are individualized to you and to the goals you create with your service plan. Groups/classes are just one of the ways you will learn the new skills needed to achieve the goals you identified in your service plan. Since groups are individualized to meet the unique needs of each person there is no way to determine exactly how many classes/groups you will need to attend until you have completed your assessment.
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How do UA’s work? 
When you enter treatment, you will receive a baseline UA. When you are assigned to your primary counselor, you will become a member of that person’s animal group. Each day you call or ask at the front desk if it is your animal’s day to produce a sample. You can expect weekly UA’s as well as the possibility of other random UA’s.
UA testing is a great way to document your success or struggles in recovery, and will also impact your treatment planning.
Can I get a job and still come to treatment? 
MWRS wants you to be successful in all areas of your life. This is a great topic of discussion for you to have with your counselor, as that person will be able to explore the costs and benefits of balancing employment and treatment.
MWRS strives to provide flexibility in providing treatment services.
I have a DUII. Can I do my treatment at MWRS? 
MWRS is licensed to provide both DUII education and DUII rehabilitative treatment. We will provide progress reports to your
court/referring agencies to document
your legal compliance.
I have an open DHS/child welfare case. 
Can I do my treatment at MWRS? 

We at MWRS have a good working relationship with DHS. We advocate for our participants in this complicated system and we want to be available to support you during this challenging time. We will not only provide your treatment services, but also monthly reports to document your progress. We can coordinate meetings between you and MWRS, your case worker, and others involved in your case. We are a family centered program, and our focus is
on creating healthy families.
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Your Journey Begins...

Medicine Wheel Recovery Services
58147 Columbia River Highway Suite C
St. Helens, OR. 97051
503-396-5322


Random UA Call-In Line
503-753-5618


Open Monday ~ Friday
8 A.M. ~ 5 P.M.

Forms of Payment We Accept:

OHP Open Card (Medicaid), Providence, Aetna, Tri-Care,
Longshoreman Insurance (ILWU-PMA), First Choice Health Network, Moda Health, United Healthcare
Sliding Fee Scale (Must meet Qualifications)


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Crisis Assistance
No one can know when a crisis will happen, but they do and we are here to help you.
We have trained professionals standing by to assist you or someone you know. Please call us, anytime of the day or night. 
During regular business hours please call 503-396-5322
Medicine Wheel Recovery Services After Hours Crisis Line: 503-908-5075
Gambling Crisis Line: 503-908-5075
CCMH Crisis Line: 503-397-5211
~Lines for Life~
Suicide Hotline: Call 800-273-8255 or Text 273TALK to 839863
Alcohol & Drug Helpline: 800-923-4357 or Text RecoveryNow to 839863
Military Helpline: 888-457-4838 or Text MIL1 to 839863
Youth Hotline: 877-968-8491 or Text teen2teen to 839863 or chat at www.oregonyouthline.org

Please consider making a donation to Medicine Wheel Recovery Services by using the donate button below
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Recovery calls. Will you answer?

We know how much courage it takes when you decide to take that first step and reach out for a new life. Our promise to you is to be right there at your side as you build the solid foundation needed to continue growing in a world that is full of possibilities. Facing addiction and/or unaddressed mental health concerns can feel overwhelming but we're here to say we believe in you! Rise and Thrive!!
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Testimonials

Read some of the experiences and feedback Medicine Wheel Recovery Services has received from individuals who have used our services. You can also find out how to submit your own feedback here as well.
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Group Schedule

Wondering what kind of groups/classes are available? Here you can find the current group schedule along with a brief description of each group.

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Resources

Do you need further assistance with other community service providers? Please check here for local resources serving our community.

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© Medicine Wheel Recovery Services, Inc. 2019

  • Home
  • Services
    • Outpatient A&D
    • Mental Health
    • Inipi Healing the Next Seven Generations
    • DUII Services
    • Gambling Services
    • Veterans Housing
    • OHP Assistance
    • Case Management
    • Community Resources
    • Cultural Activities
    • Group Schedule
  • COVID-19 INFO
  • Member Portal
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Testimonials
  • Meet Our Team
  • Employment
  • MWRS Traditions