MOUNTAIN VIEW GUIDES
The Recovery Resource Library
Plain-language guides on understanding addiction, paying for care, planning aftercare, and supporting a loved one.
Guides at a Glance
What Can I Learn From the Mountain View Guides?
The Mountain View guides cover nine topics: detox, what to pack, aftercare and sober living, support for families, interventions, recovery meetings, paying for rehab, taking leave from work, and outpatient care for working adults. Each one is written for Seattle and Washington readers.
- Paying for care
- Insurance, Apple Health, leave from work
- Before treatment
- Detox, what to expect and pack, interventions
- During and after
- Aftercare, sober living, recovery meetings
- For others
- Families in King County, working professionals
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All Guides
AdmissionsWhat to Expect and Pack for Treatment
What an outpatient start looks like, how a treatment week is structured, and what to bring to your first visit.
AftercareSeattle Sober Living and Aftercare Guide
General information on sober living, step-down care, peer support networks, and digital tools for life after treatment.
FamilyResources for Families in King County
Support groups, intervention guidance, treatment resources, and self-care for families of a loved one with addiction.
ProfessionalsThe Seattle Professional's Guide to Outpatient Treatment
How outpatient treatment can fit around a job, with privacy and leave protections for working adults.
FamilyHow to Stage an Intervention in Seattle
Common approaches, step-by-step preparation, and professional resources for organizing a compassionate intervention.
InsuranceHow to Pay for Drug Rehab in Washington State
Insurance coverage, Medicaid, EAPs, financing options, and how to appeal a denial.
Peer SupportA Guide to Seattle AA, NA, and SMART Recovery Meetings
Where to find peer support meetings across King County — AA, NA, SMART Recovery, and how to choose the right one.
Legal RightsTaking Leave for Rehab: WA PFML & FMLA Guide
Your legal rights under federal FMLA and Washington PFML to protect your job and income while seeking treatment.
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