Armstrong Alcohol and Drug Recovery

Armstrong Alcohol and Drug Recovery centers its approach around comprehensive outpatient programming designed for individuals with alcohol use disorder and substance use disorder. The recovery center's outpatient program structure allows participants to maintain their housing, employment, and family responsibilities while receiving consistent addiction treatment support.

The facility's scheduling accommodates the realities of recovery life, with Monday through Thursday programming extending until 9 PM and Sunday sessions running from 10 AM to 4 PM. This flexibility supports individuals who work traditional hours or have family obligations that make standard daytime treatment challenging.

Armstrong maintains certification as a Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) Assessment Provider, offering specialized evaluations for individuals required to meet Department of Transportation regulations or employer compliance standards. This service bridges the gap between workplace requirements and recovery support, ensuring individuals can address both professional obligations and treatment needs.

The SAP assessment services support people whose substance use has intersected with work responsibilities, providing the documentation and treatment planning necessary for returning to safety-sensitive positions while maintaining focus on long-term recovery goals.

Located at 327 Okanogan Avenue in Seattle, Armstrong serves individuals throughout King County, including residents of Tukwila and surrounding communities. The urban location provides accessibility via public transportation while maintaining the community connections essential for sustained recovery.

The recovery center's position within Seattle's treatment landscape offers participants access to the broader recovery community resources available throughout King County, supporting the development of peer networks and alumni connections that extend beyond formal programming.

Armstrong's outpatient model recognizes that effective addiction treatment must integrate with participants' existing lives rather than requiring complete separation from community and responsibilities. The center's approach emphasizes maintaining stability in housing, work, and relationships while building recovery skills through structured programming.

The facility's focus on both alcohol use disorder and substance use disorder treatment allows for comprehensive care that addresses the full spectrum of addiction challenges participants may face, supporting long-term recovery goals within a community-based framework.