About Olalla Recovery Centers - Olalla Guest Lodge
Olalla Recovery Centers - Olalla Guest Lodge offers an affordable residential drug and alcohol treatment program, located a short drive from Seattle. The facility focuses on a lasting recovery, treating each patient with respect and dignity as a unique individual with unique circumstances. The program includes a residential treatment program in Olalla and an outpatient treatment program in Gig Harbor, providing a holistic approach to help patients find their whole self on their journey through recovery. Visitors can attend a class that explains addictive behaviors and the science behind it, led by a welcoming and knowledgeable counselor. Patients praise the scenic and serene facility, as well as the amazing staff who offer a total holistic focus, treating the individual. The program provides diverse spiritual accommodations, including Native American practices. Patients appreciate the small group sizes, which allow for plenty of questions and personal support. The counselors are described as great, keeping patients accountable and helping them address their "dark things." Many patients express a desire to extend their stay, as the experience is so profoundly healing. Overall, Olalla Recovery Centers - Olalla Guest Lodge is highly recommended for those struggling with addiction, offering a transformative and family-like environment for recovery.
An excellent facility with amazing caring staff your not just a number or a patient your a guest!! Amazing treatment alternatives that will guide you on your journey. A secluded facility with breathe taking views
February 2025
My name is Jason I had the pleasure to stay at olalla. This place is great if you are in for the right reasons. Put in the time and it works. The food is great and lots of it.the counselors are great and don’t take your shit!! I’m biased but heather is the best🤙
November 2023
It was a great place and the staff went above and beyond I stayed for 22 days and did not finish wish I did but I have three months sobriety iam slowly getting where I want to be