Nearly six Oregonians die from alcohol-related causes every day, including deaths from chronic alcoholic liver disease, which has climbed significantly over recent years.

At Serenity Lane, alcohol treatment isn't one-size-fits-all. It's built around your history, your health, and what your life will look like in the future. We admit 7 days a week, same-day admissions are possible, and every call is completely confidential.

Serenity Lane treats alcohol use disorder across the full spectrum: from early-stage problem drinking to severe, long-term dependence. This includes alcohol withdrawal, binge drinking patterns, alcohol-related health complications, and alcohol use disorder occurring alongside mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and trauma.

If alcohol has become a problem in your life, or in the life of someone you love, we can help.

Alcohol use disorder doesn't look the same for everyone, and it doesn't always look like what people would expect. For some, it is a daily pattern; for others, it's more binge episodes that spiral out of control. What these have in common, though, is that alcohol started making decisions for your life that you can't afford.

If alcohol is affecting your relationships, your work, your health, or your ability to stop when you want to, it is worth having a conversation with someone who can help. Familiarizing yourself with the symptoms of alcoholism can be a useful first step – and you don't need to check every box to deserve support. You don't need to wait until things are at their worst to reach out. In fact, the earlier the treatment happens, the more options you have.

Alcohol addiction exists on a spectrum, and so does treatment. The right level of care depends on how physically dependent you've become, how long you've been drinking heavily, what co-occurring conditions are present, and what your home environment looks like.

Serenity Lane offers the full continuum, meaning you can move through all levels of care without starting over somewhere new.

Residential and Inpatient Rehab Services

Residential treatment at Serenity Lane's Coburg campus is where many clients do the deepest work of their recovery. Removed from the environment, triggers, and stressors that sustained the addiction, clients enter a structured, supportive setting where healing can actually begin.

At the residential level, treatment includes:

1. Group therapy: The primary mode of treatment, with each client's assigned group meeting twice daily under the guidance of their counselor
2. Individual therapy: Available on an as-needed basis throughout the residential stay
3. Peer support: Every new client is assigned a peer who is further along in treatment and helps orient them to the group environment
4. Lectures and education: From clinical staff and alumni, covering addiction, recovery, mental health, and life skills
5. Health and wellness programming: Including yoga, fitness, and recreational activities integrated into the weekly schedule
6. Family programming: Available on weekends for up to 3 family members, covering addiction education, communication, and aftercare planning
7. Spiritual care: For clients for whom spirituality is meaningful, Serenity Lane's approach honors and integrates that dimension of recovery

Residential treatment at Serenity Lane typically runs 30 to 60 days, with longer stays available for those who need more time. Day Treatment is also based in Coburg, making it a natural next step for clients transitioning from residential care into daily life.

Outpatient Alcohol Rehab

Outpatient treatment makes recovery possible for people who can't step away from work, family, or other responsibilities for a residential stay, and for those who have completed residential care and are transitioning back into daily life. Serenity Lane's outpatient programs are available across six locations in Oregon.

• Day Treatment / Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP): Available at our Coburg campus, Day Treatment provides comprehensive structured programming without an overnight stay requirement. It's the right step for clients who have completed residential treatment and need continued intensive support, or for those whose clinical needs require more than standard outpatient but less than full residential.
• Level II Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP): Three hours of treatment, three times per week, for 10 weeks. IOP includes group therapy, individual counseling, and education on addiction as a disease. It's structured enough to make a real difference without requiring a full-time commitment.
• Level I Outpatient Weekly 90-minute sessions continuing for 44 weeks or longer. Level I focuses on identifying and managing stressful life events, developing relapse prevention skills, and building habits that sustain long-term sobriety. It's where the work of daily recovery gets reinforced.

Outpatient care is available at locations across Oregon:

Walking into treatment, especially for the first time, comes with a lot of unknowns. Here's what the process actually looks like at Serenity Lane from the first call through daily life in the program.

1. At Admission – Every client begins with a comprehensive medical and mental health evaluation in our Detox Center. This assessment shapes the individualized treatment plan developed by your physician, psychiatrist, nurses, and assigned counselor. Nothing happens without you understanding what's being recommended and why.
2. In Treatment – A structured weekly schedule forms the backbone of the residential experience. Days are built around morning and afternoon group therapy sessions, lectures, readings, and discussion groups. Wellness programming – including yoga, fitness, and recreational activities – is woven into the schedule. Weekends are adjusted to accommodate family programming.
3. What Recovery Actually Looks Like – Treatment at Serenity Lane isn't just about stopping drinking. It's about understanding the patterns that led to that, building new ones, and developing a network of support that endures long after discharge. Clients leave with a clear aftercare plan, connection to our alumni community, and – for many – a foundation in recovery that they'll build on for the rest of their lives.

Who Leads the Program?

The people who guide your recovery matter. At Serenity Lane, every client is cared for by a multidisciplinary clinical team with deep credentials in addiction medicine, mental health, and behavioral health.

There is no real one-size-fits-all timeline. The research consistently shows that longer treatment time leads to better long-term outcomes. Your specific treatment journey will depend on ongoing clinical assessments and personal progress toward your goals.

Here's the typical timeline for each level of care we offer:

In addition to leadership, your day-to-day care is provided by licensed addiction counselors (CADC), qualified mental health associates (QMHA), registered nurses, and psychiatrists – all with specialized training in substance use disorders. Full team bios are available on our Leadership Team page.

Dual Diagnosis Treatment for Every Client

Alcohol use disorder and mental health conditions rarely show up separately. Depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and other conditions are extremely common among people dealing with alcohol – and when one goes untreated, it tends to fuel the other. At Serenity Lane, dual diagnosis treatment is built into every level of care, not offered as a separate track or an add-on. Every client receives a mental health assessment at admission, access to individual therapy with a licensed provider, and psychiatric evaluation and medication management where clinically indicated. Treating both conditions simultaneously isn't just best practice. It's the only approach that gives recovery a real foundation.

• Regular alumni meetings – in-person and via Zoom
• A weekly speaker meeting open to alumni and the community
• Community events throughout the year
• The Serenity for Life App – a HIPAA-compliant platform for tracking progress and staying connected to staff and peers
• The Grateful Family Program provides ongoing community and support for the families of people in recovery. Because recovery doesn't only happen to one person – it happens to everyone around them.

Serenity Lane offers alcohol detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programs at locations across Oregon. From our medically licensed inpatient campus in Coburg to outpatient offices in Albany, Bend, Eugene, Portland, Roseburg, and Salem. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and same-day admissions are possible.

You don't have to have everything figured out before you call. That's what we're here for.

Whenever you are ready, we are here at 800-543-9905. Or submit a confidential inquiry on our website.

Serenity Lane: Finding Serenity in Long-Term Recovery