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Our Approach
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Client Rights
Client Grievance Process Confidentiality
Methods of Payment
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Programs
Adult Services
Evergreen Club Intensive Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (IDBT) Outpatient Services Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)
Child & Family Services
Families and Schools Succeeding Together (FASST) Outpatient Services Wraparound with Intensive Services (WISe)
Crisis Response Services
24/7 Regional Crisis Line Crisis Intervention and ITA Evaluations Mobile Community Assertive Treatment (MCAT)
Elder Services
Caregiver Support Services Community First Choice + COPES Kinship Care Outpatient Services
Inpatient & Stabilization Services
Evaluation and Treatment Services Stabilization Services
Psychiatric Services
Expanded Community Services Medication Management
Psychological and Assessment Services
Involuntary Treatment ACT (ITA) Court Evaluation Services Psychological Assessment and Consultation
Trueblood
Co-Responders Forensic HARPS Forensic PATH Mobile Crisis Response Outpatient Competency Restoration
Additional Support Services
Care Navigation Child & Adult Care Food Program Eastern Washington 211 Health Home Homeless Outreach Special Population Consultation and Evaluation
Facts
About Mental Health
10 Things You Can Do For Mental Health Myths & Facts about Mental Illness Understanding Good Mental Health
Resources
Mental Health First Aid Web Resources
Mental Health Conditions and Symptoms
ADHD Alzheimer's Caregivers Alzheimer's Disease Anxiety Disorder Autism Bipolar Disorder Caregiver Stress Depression Eating Disorders Grief and Loss PTSD Schizophrenia Seasonal Affective Disorder Stress Suicide Teen Suicide
In the News
Magazines
Recovery
Trauma Informed Care
Voices of Recovery
Evergreen Club

The Evergreen Club is fully accredited as a Mental Health Clubhouse by Clubhouse International and the state of Washington. It serves residents of Spokane County age 18 and older who are enrolled in publicly-funded behavioral healthcare services with FBH or another provider in the region.

The Evergreen Club is structured around the Day Support model, which is a psychosocial rehabilitation approach that helps with employment, housing, education and activities of daily living.

The Club believes individuals recovering from mental illness should have:

  • A place to go
  • A place to return
  • Meaningful work
  • Meaningful relationships

For information call 509.458.7454