Residential Program
Residential Treatment Facilities (up to 15 beds) include Glynn Terrace, Wallula Place, and Sandvig House.
Residential Treatment Homes (5 beds) include Valeo, Estuesta, Christopher, Meusch, and Matthews Houses.
Residents of all facilities must be referred through State and County residential programs.
The facilities are unlocked, and rely on symptom management and behavioral interventions, while encouraging clients to be responsible for their recovery and community involvement.
Daily residential services include:
- Three nutritious meals a day.
- Laundry and personal hygiene items.
- Assistance with activities of daily living, such as bathing, dressing, grooming, eating, money management, recreation and medication monitoring.
- Transportation.
Residents have access to the following services:
- Daily activities such as games, art projects, cooking, community outings, one-on-one problem solving, celebrations for special occasions, and cooking/nutrition instruction.
- Groups, outings, and individual teaching focusing on activities of daily living, social integration, and psychiatric symptom management.
- Collaborative treatment planning, with structured participation in community groups such as AA, volunteer jobs, Vocational Rehabilitation, etc.
- Movement Therapy and Art Therapy with Master's level therapists.
- Structured groups using the recovery model at the Halsey Day Center. These groups are led both by staff and by consumers and consist of 12-week classes on client-identified topics of interest.
2. Staffing: Residential homes have 24-hour on-site staff, including 24-hour residential counselors and a Program Administrator at least 20 hours per week. A Case manager/Service Coordinator visits homes or may schedule visits at the outpatient clinic. Skills trainers and an R.N. are available in some programs.
3. Medical Services: Luke-Dorf’s Medical Staff includes two psychiatrists, a nurse practitioner, and a full time nurse. Clients are seen by a psychiatrist as often as needed to guarantee their stability, and not less than once every three months. An M.D. and a Nurse Practitioner are available five days a week, and a full time R.N. oversees medical issues at Valeo House.
4. Treatment of Co-occurring Disorders: Luke-Dorf offers eight hours of groups per week in the West Side Dual Recovery program and four hours of groups at the Halsey location. Groups include Relapse Prevention, Dual Recovery Awareness, Smoking Cessation, Weekend Recovery Planning and others. Each client participates in designing an individualized treatment plan, in collaboration with the Service Coordinator and the Dual Recovery staff. Random drug and alcohol screens are part of this program.
Residential Treatment Facilities
Wallula Place | Sandvig | Glynn Terrace
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WALLULA PLACE – Gresham, OR
Located in a beautiful, quiet Gresham neighborhood of single-family homes
Walking distance to old downtown Gresham, with Gresham Station shopping center,
Light rail, Springwater Trail Corridor green space, 17,000 acre City Park, and
Gresham Center for the Arts
Public transportation within 2 blocks – Trimet Line #4
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SANDVIG HOUSE - Tigard, OR
Old-fashioned farmhouse-style facility with 14 residential beds and one respite bed
Located in quiet Tigard neighborhood with spacious yard
Convenient walking distance to Highway 99, with access to shopping, Tigard library,
and employment opportunities
Public transportation within 3 blocks – Trimet Line #12
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GLYNN TERRACE - Gresham, OR
Newer Gresham neighborhood of single-family homes
Walking distance to Springwater Trail Corridor, City Park, restaurants and shops
Spacious 15 bed home
Public transportation within 4 blocks – Trimet Line #9
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Residential Treatment Homes
Meusch | Matthews | Christopher | Estuesta | Valeo
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MEUSCH HOUSE – Tigard, OR
Spacious and welcoming ranch house in hillside neighborhood
3 Private rooms and one shared
Large garden space and deck
Walking distance to Tigard Library, Highway 99, thrift stores, shopping, and
employment opportunities
Public transportation available three blocks away – Trimet Line # 12
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MATTHEWS HOUSE – Beaverton, OR
Tree-lined suburban neighborhood in Beaverton, OR
Five private bedrooms, large garden, deck, and green space
Close to Bus Line #56 on Scholls Ferry Road
Residents receive free membership at Tualatin Hills Recreation Center
Structured daytime activity schedule and community volunteer opportunities
Residents must be referred through State program
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CHRISTOPHER HOUSE - Tigard, OR
Spacious ranch style house on 1/3 acre with gardening space and peaceful backyard
Close to miles of creekside walking trails and wetlands of Fanno Creek greenway
Walking distance to shopping, restaurants, and employment opportunities in
Scholls Ferry Road area
Public Transportation available on Trimet Line # 45
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ESTUESTA HOUSE - Portland, OR
Close to recreation opportunities of Powell Butte natural area and Springwater Corridor
Beautiful newly remodeled home with spacious rooms
Peaceful location but close to major shopping areas and recreational areas
Public transportation close by on Trimet Lines #10 and #71
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VALEO HOUSE - Portland, OR
Beautifully remodeled newer home with luxury kitchen
Spacious design with fireplace, and state of the art entertainment system
RN on site for special medical needs
Walking distance to large shopping complex
Health conscious cuisine with low-fat and low-sugar options
Public transportation close by on Trimet Line # 4
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Outpatient Services
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Client Services West provides comprehensive case management services to Washington County clients with severe and persistent mental illness. Each client works closely with a Service Coordinator on an individualized personal plan that identifies strengths, areas of interest, and goals. All Service Coordinators are Master’s level clinicians who are experienced in the field of mental health treatment.
Three levels of service are available:
- Recovery/Maintenance - medication management and support for those who are managing their own recovery and independent in the community
- Rehabilitation - pursuing an active personal plan for recovery
- Intensive Case Management – extensive support and wraparound services
Luke-Dorf clients have access to many services:
- Medical Prescribers are present five days a week as part of our team for medication management.
- Money management is available for clients who need payee services.
- Group Programming is offered daily, including Wellness Management and Recovery, Art Therapy, Math, Dual Diagnosis, Smoking Cessation, and other topics.
Client Services East provides similar services for residents of Multnomah County, with a primary focus on clients under the supervision of PSRB. Services on the East side include
- Case Management
- Medical prescribers two days a week
- An active group program with a focus on Wellness Management
- Money Management
- Dual Diagnosis groups
For information about outpatient client services, contact:
West Side: Darlene Chow, 503-726-3722
East Side: Erin Fisher, 503-726-3762
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Dual Recovery Program
Sage
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The Luke-Dorf Dual Recovery Program has been licensed by the State of Oregon since 2003. The Dual Recovery Program utilizes the Integrated Dual Disorders Treatment model, which is an evidence based practice shown to be effective and have lasting results among individuals that have substance abuse disorders and mental illness. The program provides integrated assessments, small group therapy sessions that take place five days a week, and individual counseling with staff who are both Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors and Masters level mental health professionals. Dual Recovery staff work as a part of the client’s entire treatment team, providing fully integrated, comprehensive treatment.
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SAGE HOUSE - Tigard, OR
The Sage House is a five-bed supported housing facility located less than 1 mile from Client Services West in Tigard, Oregon. The Sage House provides a clean and sober living environment for adults with substance abuse disorders and persistent mental illness. It is a modified therapeutic community based on the understanding that people with Dual Disorders can successfully achieve lasting and fulfilling recovery. The Sage House program is based on self-help, where the residents help each other and are actively responsible for their treatment. Residents have access to an on-site group room, where Dual Diagnosis Anonymous meetings, Art Therapy, and Dual Disorders groups are held. All residents are active participants in the Luke-Dorf Dual Recovery Program.
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PLUSS Semi-Independent Living
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PLUSS Apartments - Tigard,OR
In an architectural design specially created for the needs of the adult mental health population, the PLUSS Apartments include four side-by-side townhouses located in Tigard between Highway 99 and Washington Square. With single, spacious bedrooms and attached bathrooms, they offer the privacy of an apartment but the support of roommates close by. PLUSS (private living using supporting services) includes
- Studio-size units with private bath and without shared walls for maximum privacy
- Shared kitchen, living room, and porch
- Laundry facilities available
- Separate men’s and women’s units
- Some private-entrance units
- Luke-Dorf staff visit regularly
- Nearby Dual Recovery and Art groups at Sage House
- Supported Housing model with leases in resident’s name and housing status independent of treatment progress
- Rent payment covers all utilities and shared house phone
Residents must meet Affordable Housing income guidelines to qualify*, and agree to house rules regarding clean and sober housing.
Applications: Interested parties apply through Luke-Dorf Service Coordinator.
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