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1 Serenity Lane
Coburg, OR 97408
800-543-9905

Our Coburg location offers a range of care levels, including residential treatment, long-term residential care, partial hospitalization, and medically supported detox for withdrawal symptoms. These programs provide varying levels of support and structure, allowing us to tailor care to your unique needs and life circumstances.
Whether you're trying treatment for the first time, need help during withdrawal, or are continuing your recovery with a less intensive level of care, Serenity Lane offers a nurturing environment where you can focus on healing, learn helpful tools for your journey, and begin building a strong foundation for lasting change.
At Serenity Lane’s Coburg treatment center, we understand that substance use disorders affect more than just your relationship with substances. Recovery can involve physical, emotional, and practical challenges, and meaningful care addresses those circumstances.
Our treatment programs provide structure, clinical support, education, and opportunities to build skills that support recovery beyond treatment. Your level of care needs can change over time, which is why Serenity Lane offers several treatment options within a broader continuum of care, including medical detox, care for co-occurring mental health conditions, and medication-assisted treatment.
Below is an overview of the programs available at our Coburg location and what you can expect from each level of care.
| Program | What Does it Do |
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| Medical Detox | Treats patients with withdrawal from
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| Residential Treatment | Establishes a foundation of recovery for those who require a more stable routine than outpatient treatment |
| Long-term Residential Treatment | Offers extended residential care for those living with long-term addiction or chronic relapse |
| Day Treatment PHP | A partial hospitalization program for patients who have completed inpatient treatment and still need structured care |
If this sounds like you or a loved one, it’s time to consider a residential treatment center.
Our residential treatment center’s services include:
Each program at Serenity Lane offers a different level of structure and support, while giving you opportunities to learn more about your substance use, strengthen your recovery skills, and connect with others who understand the challenges of recovery.
The team at Serenity Lane always has professionals standing by, ready to take your inquiry and get you the help you need. Give us a call for a confidential conversation about changing the rest of your life. Or, you can email us here.
Adderall is a prescription stimulant commonly used to treat ADHD and certain other conditions. However, if it is used differently than prescribed or becomes difficult to control, you may develop a substance use disorder. Signs can include taking more than prescribed, using the medication more often than directed, experiencing cravings, or continuing to use it despite problems in daily life.
At Serenity Lane, our Adderall treatment program provides individualized care for those living with Adderall addiction. Treatment can include medical support, education about substance use and recovery, peer connection, and ongoing care based on what you need for recovery.
Cocaine is a powerful stimulant that affects the brain and central nervous system, often producing increased energy, alertness, and euphoria. With repeated use, you may develop tolerance, cravings, or difficulty controlling use. Continued cocaine use can also affect relationships, work, physical health, and emotional well-being.
Treatment for cocaine use disorder can provide a structured environment for understanding substance use and for developing skills that support recovery. At Serenity Lane, individualized treatment may include counseling, behavioral therapies, education, peer support, and care for mental health concerns that may co-occur with substance use.
Fentanyl is a powerful opioid that can lead to dependence and substance use disorder. Because fentanyl is highly potent, its use carries a significant risk of overdose, especially when its presence or strength is unknown. Signs of opioid use disorder may include strong cravings, increased tolerance, difficulty cutting back or stopping, and continued use despite harmful consequences.
For someone living with fentanyl dependence, seeking treatment can feel like a difficult step. At Serenity Lane, treatment for fentanyl addiction begins with understanding where you are and what kind of support you need. Our fentanyl detox program provides medically supported withdrawal care, while our broader treatment programs offer continued support for the work of recovery.
Heroin is a highly addictive opioid that can lead to physical dependence, cravings, and significant changes in daily life. As dependence develops, you may find yourself continuing to use heroin to avoid withdrawal symptoms rather than to seek the effects you once experienced. Over time, substance use can make it harder to maintain relationships, meet responsibilities, and preserve overall well-being.
At Serenity Lane in Coburg, individualized heroin addiction treatment can support you throughout the recovery process. Depending on your needs, treatment may include medically supervised detox, medication-assisted treatment, counseling, behavioral therapies, and family education. With compassionate care and a supportive environment, treatment can help you take the next step toward recovery.
Although marijuana is sometimes perceived as harmless, regular or heavy use can be difficult to control. You may start relying on marijuana to relax, manage stress, sleep, or cope with difficult emotions. When use becomes a regular part of daily life or continues despite problems at home, at work, or in relationships, it may be time to consider whether additional support could help.
At Serenity Lane, treatment for marijuana addiction can be tailored to your circumstances and recovery needs. Care may include individual and group counseling, behavioral therapies such as cognitive behavioral therapy, education, and peer support.
Methamphetamine is a powerful stimulant that can significantly affect the brain and body. With repeated use, you may experience strong cravings, changes in sleep or mood, and increasing difficulty stopping, even when methamphetamine is affecting your health, relationships, work, or daily life.
At Serenity Lane, treatment for methamphetamine use is tailored to your needs. Care may include counseling, group therapy, education, peer support, and other services that help people build practical recovery skills. Our continuum of care offers different levels of support as needs change, helping you take meaningful steps toward a life beyond substance use.
Alcohol use disorder can develop gradually, sometimes before a person recognizes how significantly drinking has begun to affect their life. Signs may include drinking more or for longer than intended, difficulty cutting back, strong urges to drink, or continuing to drink despite problems with health, relationships, work, or other areas of daily life.
At Serenity Lane, treatment for alcohol addiction is shaped around your history, health, and individual needs. At our Coburg location, care can include medically supported detox as well as residential treatment and other levels of care. Treatment provides a structured environment to begin recovery, learn practical skills, and connect with support as you move forward.

You don't have to navigate recovery alone. Support from family, friends, peers, and community resources can provide connection and encouragement as you adjust to life after treatment.
Completing treatment is an important milestone, but recovery continues long after the time spent in a treatment program. Staying connected with supportive people and local aftercare resources can help you maintain the skills you developed in treatment, work through challenges as they arise, and continue building a life that supports your well-being.
Attitude Adjustment
An open AA meeting that meets from 7 AM to 8 AM, Monday through Saturday
The Way Home
An open AA meeting that meets from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM Tuesdays and Thursdays.
NA at McNail Riley House
A meeting center in Eugene, OR, that hosts open Narcotics Anonymous meetings every day of the week. Newcomers and children are welcome.
The team at Serenity Lane always has professionals standing by, ready to take your inquiry and get you the help you need. Give us a call for a confidential conversation about changing the rest of your life. Or, you can email us here.
Community resources can also help address practical needs such as housing, transportation, employment, food, and other essentials that affect your stability and well-being.
These resources can provide connection and practical support as you focus on recovery. Building a network of services and people you can turn to can create a stronger foundation for life beyond treatment and help you continue moving forward, one step at a time.
| Community Resource | Resource Offered |
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| Coburg Food Pantry | Local food pantry, offers both non-perishable foods as well as non- food items for members of the community in need |
| White Bird Medical and Dental Clinic | A local clinic that provides both medical and dental care for low to no cost |
| First Christian Church Community Services | A resource in Eugene, OR, that offers resources for clothing, food, phones, housing, and hygiene items |
Choosing treatment is a personal decision, and knowing what to expect can make that first step feel more manageable. Serenity Lane offers:
Seeking support is an important step, and you do not have to navigate it alone. If you or someone you care about is struggling with substance use or an alcohol use disorder, Serenity Lane is here to help you understand your options and find the level of care that best fits your needs.
To learn more about treatment at our Coburg location, call Serenity Lane at 800-543-9905 or fill out our contact form. Our team is available to answer your questions, talk through your options, and help you understand what the next step might look like.
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