Compassionate Addiction Treatment

As part of our commitment to zero barrier recovery and meeting people exactly where they are at, Compassionate Addiction Treatment's Certified Peer Counselors partner with our Recovery Community members to provide street outreach with the focus on downtown Spokane. Building relationships, increasing trust and hope are the primary goals of street outreach. In addition to this the team at CAT distribute necessities such as snacks, water, sleeping bags, shoes, coats, tarps and hand warmers.

Licensed by Washington State, Compassionate Addiction Treatment provides Intensive Outpatient Treatment and Outpatient Treatment as part of our available wrap around services. Through the lens of harm reduction, our team of Substance Use Disorder Professionals (counselors), and Certified Peer Counselors, support each participant in their own path to recovery. The individual "drives the car" while we provide positive feedback and encouragement.

As part of our commitment to removing barriers to care, this service is provided at no charge to people experiencing living unhoused whether or not they qualify for healthcare benefits.

Lower barrier MAT (Suboxone), for opioid addiction, is provided by compassionate volunteer medical providers, an RN and a Certified Peer Counselor. This program has shown to be very effective in supporting people in recovery who struggle with Opioid Use Disorder.

As part of our commitment to removing barriers to care, this service is provided at no charge to people experiencing living unhoused whether or not they qualify for healthcare benefits.

Zero barrier supportive employment and housing case management is provided by Certified Peer Counselors who are experts at navigating within local systems to identify employment and housing opportunities. Participants identify their employment and housing goals, and work as a team with CAT's housing and employment specialists to reach their individual goals. Getting a replacement ID, SS card, birth certificate, creating a resume, practicing interviewing skills, identifying places to shower and do self-care to prepare for work, and volunteer opportunities to increase self-esteem and work place skills are among the many things that can be addressed.

As part of our commitment to removing barriers to care, this service is provided at no charge to people experiencing living unhoused whether or not they qualify for healthcare benefits.