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In response to the growing opioid epidemic, Seattle lawmakers consider launching safe-consumption sites, allowing users to consume drugs under medical supervision.
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Recognizing those on the Front Line of Recovery →
Frontline behavioral healthcare workers provide a vital service in King County and often these roles are underpaid, undervalued, and underappreciated.… Read more… -
A gift of music for patients and frontline workers →
In the midst of the pandemic, when non-profits were scrambling to pivot the form of their service to the community,… Read more… -
We need to start over with drug policy | Interview with Maia Szalavitz →
At our 3rd Annual Event: Roots of Recovery, King 5's Mark Wright interviewed journalist and author Maia Szalavitz. Among many… Read more…
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Pop-up services in a pandemic →
One of ETS’ core principles—and a principle of harm reduction more broadly—is to meet people where they are. Figuratively, this… Read more… -
At Evergreen Treatment Services (ETS), we succeed when our patients succeed. In the video below, you will hear two… Read more…