Sonoma Recovery Services LLC Olympia House

Olympia House provides intensive outpatient treatment through their residential facility model, allowing clients to benefit from 24-hour facility access while maintaining the flexibility of outpatient programming. The program addresses multiple addiction types including alcoholism, opiate addiction, stimulant addiction, and benzodiazepine dependence alongside co-occurring mental health conditions.

Clinical services include individual psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and medication-assisted treatment when appropriate. Group therapy and peer support groups create community connections, while family therapy helps rebuild relationships damaged by addiction. The combination of traditional and innovative approaches provides comprehensive care for clients at various stages of their recovery journey.

The center's 140-acre agricultural setting distinguishes it from urban addiction treatment facilities, offering community gardening, walking trails, and wildlife habitat as therapeutic elements. This rural environment in Sonoma County provides clients with opportunities for outdoor activities and agricultural therapy alongside clinical treatment.

The facility features 38 private rooms, ensuring privacy and comfort during the recovery process. Vegan meal options accommodate diverse dietary needs, while the agricultural focus allows clients to engage with sustainable living practices that can support long-term recovery goals. The combination of clinical excellence and natural setting creates an optimal environment for addressing substance abuse and mental health challenges.

Under the clinical direction of Dr. Senadhi Parakrama, Psychologist and Clinical Director, Olympia House maintains CARF accreditation standards for addiction treatment services. The clinical team includes Dr. Wayne Thurston, Psychologist and Board Member, and Dr. Wendy Walsh, Clinical Psychologist, providing doctoral-level expertise across treatment programming.

Executive Director Christopher Spaulding oversees facility operations to ensure quality care delivery and regulatory compliance. The combination of experienced leadership and national accreditation provides families with confidence in the center's ability to address complex addiction and co-occurring disorder cases requiring specialized attention.

Olympia House develops comprehensive aftercare action plans to support clients transitioning from intensive treatment to independent recovery. These plans connect clients with ongoing resources in their home communities, including alumni programs and recovery support networks throughout Northern California.

The center serves clients from the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, Sonoma County, Marin County, and surrounding regions, creating opportunities for peer connections across a wide geographic area. Family therapy programming helps repair relationships while peer support groups foster lasting recovery community bonds that extend beyond the initial treatment period.