Co-occurring Residential Program (CORP) Seattle | Pioneer Human Services

Pioneer’s Co-occurring Residential Program (CORP) is a 16-bed facility that provides specialized residential treatment for men and women with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder issues.

Services include:
– Comprehensive client needs assessment
– CORP staff includes a licensed psychiatrist, licensed mental health professionals and substance use disorder professionals
– Evidence-based practices
– Integrated treatment planning and recovery-focused engagement to identify symptoms and warning signs related to relapse; daily active client self-monitoring of mood/symptoms, relapse triggers and client identification/practice of a range of appropriate coping skills
– Life-skills and time management training by mental health professionals
– Health, recreation and recovery lifestyle classes
– Interdisciplinary team weekly client reviews of medication compliance, attendance in groups and classes, client behavior, participation and engagement in substance use disorder and mental health counseling, and involvement in case management and aftercare planning
– Family education pursuant to substance abuse and mental health issues
– Supportive employment and housing case management services
– Intra-company access to continuing care and counseling services
– CORP can continue serving clients on Methadone, Suboxone or other medication assisted treatment (MAT)

Specific populations will be given priority when they have satisfied all other contractual requirements. These priority populations are:

– Pregnant injecting drug users
– Pregnant substance users
– Injecting drug users
– Parenting women