Lourdes Counseling Center – Addiction Rehab in Richland, Washington

Lourdes Behavioral Health, located in Richland, WA, provides both outpatient and 24-hour inpatient services for adults dealing with significant mental health issues, including concurrent substance abuse or physical health disorders. The center accommodates both voluntary and court-mandated clients, including those navigating the legal system. Lourdes addresses a variety of mental health conditions, including anxiety and depression, as well as co-occurring issues such as memory impairment due to mental health disorders, hallucinations, tremors, and difficulties in self-care, prioritizing safety and stability. Available services comprise inpatient psychiatric treatment, a residential crisis triage program, and smaller residential facilities. While Lourdes does not provide ADHD diagnoses, they accept clients who already have that diagnosis. Outpatient services are offered from Monday to Thursday, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., and residential care is available around the clock, ensuring clients receive ongoing structured support. Treatment methods at Lourdes are grounded in evidence-based practices, combining individual and group therapy with personalized medication management. The center engages with caregivers to facilitate and coordinate the treatment process effectively. Moreover, clients can enhance their mental health treatment with nutritional counseling or other healthcare services for a comprehensive approach. The facility includes specialized resources for clients in crisis, providing stabilization and urgent clinical support. The medical professionals on staff are skilled in addressing psychiatric symptoms and challenges related to withdrawal. Lourdes employs the My Health Record system, allowing clients to monitor their treatment journey both during and post-care, thus simplifying communication with their support team and overseeing ongoing needs. Clients are accommodated in a safe environment featuring 32 licensed inpatient psychiatric beds, 16 beds for residential crisis triage, and 10 beds in residential homes. The living spaces range from private rooms to shared accommodations with communal bathrooms, along with consultation areas, activity rooms, and spaces designed for group activities.