Treatment Programs
Royal Life Centers at The Haven offers comprehensive drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs, including medical detox and inpatient programs. Part of the Royal Life Centers network, guests of The Haven will have access to every level of care in a nearby Royal Life Centers facility.
We offer a full continuum of drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs, including:
- Medical detox program
- Inpatient program
- 12-week program (PHP + IOP)
- Outpatient program
- Sober living residences
"We believe that overcoming past and present adversity is an asset that allows for self-growth and behavioral change."
Our Continuum
At Royal Life Centers, we are passionate about providing a recovery experience that leaves our guests feeling confident in themselves and their recovery. Each level of care in our continuum is an important part of building a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
Sub-Acute Detox
Our sub-acute, medical detox is focused on treating a person’s physical dependence on drugs or alcohol. Medical supervision is provided for 24-hours a day for your safety.
Inpatient
Our goal in residential inpatient treatment at Royal is to uncover the root cause(s) of your addiction and treat it. We are focused why you were self-medicating, so our intensive therapies leave no stone unturned.
Partial- Hospitalization
A transitionary step between inpatient and outpatient treatment, partial hospitalization is the first phase of our 12-week program.
Intensive Outpatient
This level of care is focused on skill-building and practicing learned skills from previous treatment. It covers the last two phases of our 12-week program, 8 weeks in total.
Outpatient
Our outpatient level of care was created for guests to learn how to strike a balance between work, life, and recovery. Practice new skills and coping mechanisms in a supportive, clinically-guided environment.
Sober Living
Our sober living level of care provides a recovery community, sober support network, accountability measures, life skills training, and self-sufficiency through our less intensive levels of care.
The Addiction Treatment Process
Our treatment programs were carefully designed by medical doctors and expert clinicians who wanted to provide structured support that is perfectly adapted to each stage of the recovery process. The results are award-winning, multi-accredited treatment programs that have been thoughtfully created to meet the needs and goals of a recovering mind and body. Our programs are delivered in a full continuum that is focused on services, therapies, and medical treatments that change with you in the recovery process.
How Our Continuum Works
Each program we offer in our continuum is designed to address different needs in the recovery process. Every step down into the next level of care will bring more freedom and responsibilities. As you progress through the program, you will learn more about yourself and more life skills. If you’re anything like us, you’ve been wondering where the handbook for life has been, and why you’re the only one who hasn’t read it.
Our inpatient and outpatient programs will provide you with the information, insight, and skills that you feel like you’ve been missing. At the beginning of each program, you will meet with your clinical team to create an individualized treatment plan that outlines the clinical work, therapies, and skills you will be focused on in that level of care. Each step in our continuum of care is listed in order at the top of this page, and are as follows, medical detox, residential inpatient, 12-week aftercare program, and our outpatient program. During our 12-week aftercare and outpatient programs, you have the option to live in one of our sober living residences.
Our full continuum reaches a length of 4+ months. Guests can attend outpatient treatment and live in our sober living residences until they feel ready to take that next step into complete independence.
How to Start the Recovery Process From Addiction
The first step in treating addiction is reaching out for help.
When you call Royal Life Centers, the person who is on the other end of the phone is an individual who has their own personal history of recovery—some are even alumni of our programs from many years ago. We have a small team of admission coordinators, which is unique; most treatment centers outsource their business to a large call center that is not associated with any one program. With us, you will get to know your admission coordinator and can ask to speak with the same coordinator if you call more than once for purposes of continuity, although any coordinator can help you. Our admissions department is a close-knit family of compassionate and caring people who are motivated by helping others out of addiction and into the beautiful life on the other side.
Reaching out to us through a phone call or a contact form will result in talking to someone who knows exactly what you or your loved one are going through. Our admission coordinators can provide you with program details, answer any questions you have, and walk you through the process of scheduling your date to come in when you are ready.
Despite being around for over a decade and perfecting our treatment offerings, sometimes our program is not the best fit for everyone. If this is the case, we can have our community outreach specialist give you a call, with your explicit permission. Our community outreach specialist will listen to your needs, goals, and circumstances in order to recommend a program that has everything you need. Our outreach specialists maintain strong relationships with other providers in Washington and surrounding states so that we are able to help every person who has taken that first step toward recovery by calling us. If we cannot help you, we will find you a place that can.
"We aim to shift your perspective from seeing addiction as a life sentence to seeing recovery as a journey. Specifically, an inquisitive and unique experience to find a higher self."
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