Adult/Youth FAQ

You and your direct service provider at Passages will discuss your needs and your direct service provider will help you link with those community resources that are of interest to you. This linkage can take many different forms from providing you with a phone number to actually accompanying you to meet with someone at another agency.

A Peer Counselor is an individual with lived behavioral health experience, who has specialized training in providing recovery based services.

Our peer specialists practice from a Recovery Model, which means that your peer specialist will share with you tools developed by peers for peers such as Wellness Action Recovery Plans. The focus in peer support is on self-determination, hope, and a holistic approach to wellness.

We strive to provide a welcoming and comfortable approach to services, whether spending time one-on-one with your direct service provider at your home, in the community, or at our office. Passages is a peer-operated, licensed behavioral health agency, which means that many of our staff and our governing board of directors identify as individuals with “lived experience” or a family member. You should expect to be treated with the utmost respect and dignity and to be given the opportunity to learn how to use powerful recovery tools.

Yes, we provide medication management services for individuals using psychotropic medications. 

Please call Passages at 509-892-9241. We accept individuals who qualify for Washington Apple Health and have enrolled with Molina, Wellpoint, Community Health Plan of Washington, or foster youth who are enrolled with Coordinated Care.

Peer Respite is a voluntary outpatient program that provides intensive support 24/7/365, in a beautiful home like setting. If you need a break from the stress of your routine day-to-day environment, Peer Respite may meet your needs. 

You can call Passages at 509-892-9241 to begin the enrollement process or click the button below to fill out our enrollment form.

NOTE: The age of consent for behavioral health treatment in Washington State is 13. If you are age 13 or older, you can enroll yourself in behavioral health services.