What is Recovery?
Recovery is a supportive process where people are encouraged to maximize their lives and achieve a sense of balance and fulfillment. It is a deeply personal and self directed process built on hope, empowerment, meaningful roles and spirituality. The Washington State Recovery Resources is dedicated to providing information, and resources associated with alcohol and drug use. The goal of Recovery Resources is to provide a user friendly website that will assist in helping people get support and treatment. Alcoholism and drug addiction can have a devastating impact on families. With family education, support groups, and treatment, Recovery Resources has information that can help your family get assistance in overcoming the many issues that can block a full recovery. To find resources in a county click on the map.
Access To Recovery (ATR) is a three-year grant project that provides recovery services to motivated individuals in personal crisis who have been identified as having an alcohol or other drug misuse or dependence problem with the goal of assisting them in returning to their communities as productive citizens. ATR is a voucher-driven program serving low-income individuals in personal crisis involved with any of the following: child protective services(CPS), shelters and supported housing, free and low-income medical clinics, or community detoxification and treatment programs. The Washington state ATR is a community based program implemented in six counties: Clark, King, Pierce, Snohomish , Spokane , and Yakima. You may click on the county name in blue to go directly to their Access To Recovery brochure.
