Seattle Adult Rehabilitation Program
Adult Recovery Program Commitment
The Adult Rehabilitation Program is a free program, committed to providing a safe and comfortable environment for our program participants to gain the tools necessary for recovery and to continue life free from alcohol and drugs in their future.
Who We Serve
The Seattle Adult Rehabilitation Program exists to restore hope and promote recovery for those struggling with substance abuse. The goal of our program is to create a bridge from addiction to living clean and sober through a three-bridge approach to a future of independent living.
Programs that Restore
In Seattle, The Salvation Army's Adult Rehabilitation Centers help residents to combat their addictions, build the work and social skills needed to re-enter the workforce, regain health and stability, and restore families that have been disrupted due to substance abuse.
The Adult Rehabilitation Program (ARP) offers a three-bridge approach that allows participants an intensive six-month in-patient recovery program, an additional two months of in-house work development, assistance finding a job, and an additional six months of independent living in the Adult Rehabilitation Program facility that provides a supportive sober community. All at no cost.
Bridge I
The purpose of Bridge I is to provide a safe place for individuals to learn about their addiction, restore their physical health, gain a spiritual connection, and receive the training needed to maintain sobriety. The goal of the program is to address the underlying causes of the individual’s addiction behaviors and create a bridge of hope to lasting sobriety and personal fulfillment.
Bridge II
The purpose of Bridge II is to offer guidance and support for: servant leadership, continuing education, job search planning, gaining employment, and housing referrals while participating in other aspects of recovery in the safety of our Adult Rehabilitation Program. The goal of this part of the program is to build upon the foundation laid in the ARP and the Field Training Assignments (FTA) from Bridge I.
Bridge III
The purpose of Bridge III is to assist program participants during the transition from a highly structured recovery program environment to independent living. This includes maintaining a strong emphasis on activities centered around Christ-based recovery, i.e. sponsorship, fellowship, twelve-step meeting attendance, and The Salvation Army services.
Program Overview
The Seattle ARP has many components to facilitate change through structure, discipline, and tools for learning about sobriety. The following is an overview of what is offered in our program:
- Christian Bible Study & Chapel Services
- Group & Individual Counseling
- Chemical Dependency Course
- Big Book (12-Step) Studies
- Relapse Prevention Course
- Anger Management Course
- Alcoholic & Narcotic Anonymous Meetings
- Community Service/Volunteer Activities
- Employment Training/Self Empowerment Training
- Recreation & Leisure Activities
- Programs for Re-entry & Alumni Support
- Alcohol and Drug Testing
For inquiries or questions, contact Captain Kyna Kelley, kyna.kelley@usw.salvationarmy.org.
- Monday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Tuesday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Wednesday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Thursday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
- Friday: 7:30 AM - 4:30 PM
The Salvation Army Captains, Kyna and John Kelley, Salvation Army Officers, Program Administrators
Emails: kyna.kelley@usw.salvationarmy.org, john.kelley@usw.salvationarmy.org
James Ihrig, Program Manager
Email: james.Ihrig@usw.salvationarmy.org
Mike Ma, Resident Manager
Email: mike.ma@usw.salvationarmy.org
Daniel Nerocker, Assistant Resident Manager
Email: daniel.nerocker@usw.salvationarmy.org