Sound Behavioral Health - Auburn West in Auburn, Washington, United States

Sound Behavioral Health Auburn West in Auburn, Washington, is part of SOUND’s behavioral health system serving adults in Auburn and the surrounding King County area with recovery oriented mental health and substance use disorder treatment. SOUND provides medically necessary, whole person behavioral health care intended for people with needs ranging from situational stress and life transitions to ongoing or complex mental health and addiction related conditions, with treatment centered on dignity, emotional and physical safety, personal choice, and collaboration. Its adult services address substance use and addiction as well as depression, anxiety, trauma related conditions, schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic experiences, bipolar related conditions, obsessive compulsive experiences, dissociation, neurodevelopmental needs, and difficulties with emotional or behavioral regulation. SOUND’s broader substance abuse treatment continuum includes outpatient and intensive outpatient substance use disorder services, medically assisted treatment for alcohol use disorder and opioid use disorder, and specialized opioid recovery services through the SOUND Opiate Use Recovery Center, known as SOURCE. Behavioral health treatment may also include individual, group, and family mental health therapy, psychiatric services, peer support, occupational therapy, day support programs, Deaf Services, and forensic services when clinically appropriate. SOUND provides both in person and telehealth options to improve access to outpatient care. The information provided describes these programs as part of SOUND’s overall King County behavioral health and substance use treatment system but does not establish that every listed service, including medically assisted treatment, SOURCE, intensive outpatient treatment, and the other specialized programs, is provided directly at the Auburn West location, so specific program availability at this branch should be confirmed when seeking treatment.