Child/Youth FAQ

Passages can provide outpatient behavioral health services to children (0-12) and youth (13-17). For children 12 and under we can provide services in home. 

We also provide Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe) for Medicaid eligible children/youth, ages 0-20, with complex needs. 

WISe services are offered in home or at Passages. 

If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Be aware, if the police arrive at your home and determine that you, or anyone else is in danger, your child may be detained. You can also call 988 to talk with a designated crisis responder (DCR). The DCR may dispatch the Children, Youth, Family Mobile Crisis Team (CYFMC) to your home for intervention.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Please note, if the police arrive at your home and determine that you, or anyone else is in danger, your child may be detained. You can also call 988 to talk with a designated crisis responder (DCR). The DCR may dispatch the Children, Youth, Family Mobile Crisis Team (CYFMC) to your home for intervention.

If your child is in a life-or-death emergency, call 911. Alternatively, you can call 988 which is a 24-hour regional crisis line or 211 which is a national social services crisis line. 

Passages provides outpatient substance use disorder treatment to both adults and youth. 

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.

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 the child your concerned about is 13-17, your child will have to consent to treatment. Our Intake Specialist will provide more information to you.