Willamette Family, Inc., founded in 1964, is a well-established non‑profit addiction treatment center located in Eugene and Springfield, Oregon. Committed to family and community well‑being, the organization offers evidence‑based, gender‑responsive care in a safe, nurturing environment.

Their continuum of services includes:

Medical Detox & Sobering (Buckley Center): Safe, medically supervised withdrawal from substances like alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, and methamphetamines staffed by a multidisciplinary team including medical and mental‑health professionals .

Residential Treatment: Separate 24‑hour programs for women (with co-residency for mothers with young children) and men, offering structured therapeutic environments rooted in cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, group/individual counseling, and relapse‑prevention.

Outpatient Programs: Gender-specific and intensive day treatments, incorporating flexible schedules and non-traditional therapies like equine-assisted therapy, plus intensive day treatment for those transitioning from residential care.

Aftercare & Transitional Services: Comprehensive discharge planning, naloxone training, peer mentoring, housing assistance, vocational support, and primary care integration via their health clinic.

Family Services & Child Development: Programs tailored to parents (e.g., “Dad’s Program”), parenting classes, family counseling, and a licensed Child Development Center for children aged 6 weeks to 6 years, enabling whole‑family healing.

Accredited by the state Department of Health and COA, Willamette Family also accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and sliding scale payments. With a mission centered on breaking cycles of addiction, they offer inclusive, trauma-informed care to all individuals regardless of background.

Over decades, Willamette Family has earned regional awards and generally positive client reviews, noting strong treatment efficacy and supportive staff even as some cite opportunities for facility improvements.