1. Hope
2. Person-Driven
3. Many Pathways
4. Holistic
5. Peer Support
6. Relational
7. Culture
8. Addresses Trauma
9. Strengths/Responsibility
10. Respect
Source: SAMHSA.GOV

Our peer counselors met outside today, joined by one of our substance use disorder counselors. A beautiful day for an outdoor meeting!
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Pictured:
Rachel, Jamie, Estene, Rachelle, and Bobbie Lee.
Thank you to team member, Lakotah, for the picture!

​Carfentanil is 10,000 times more potent than morphine and 100 times more potent than fentanyl. It kills, and it’s now in Spokane.  Please share this information with your friends and loved ones.

If you’re struggling with heroin, fentanyl, or carfentanil, please reach out. We’re here to support you. Your life is of value and you deserve to live.
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We’re open five days a week and have peer counselors, people that have been through it, ready to partner with you in recovery.

Since opening in October of 2019 to 03/29/2022 - exactly 1,600 people have walked through our doors and were introduced to the Recovery Community at Compassionate Addiction Treatment (CAT).
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That's many opportunities to build relationships and connection, and that's a whole lot of cups of coffee and tea.

Today our team trained in Seeking Safety, a treatment modality focused on healing trauma and substance use. What an inspirational and amazing day!
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We’re excited to bring this evidence based best practice to our recovery community. Next steps.. receiving feedback and guidance from our recovery community - the people who best know what the programs at Compassionate Addiction Treatment needs to look like.

Here's to new beginnings for our Recovery Community at Compassionate Addiction Treatment!
Over 30 people volunteered from within our community to help us move into our new location at 168 S Division St, Spokane  WA  99202. Thank you all!

​We're so excited to make this our new home.

Rogue Heart Media SPC, thank you for documenting our move!

What is harm reduction? We've talked with community members and have heard feedback and concerns that let us know that harm reduction is a mystery to many. We believe very strongly in harm reduction, an evidence based best practice, and want to share information with our community. 

Source: What is Harm Reduction?