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Our All Staff Meeting this fall was a huge success! We appreciate all our wonderful and hardworking team members here at Triumph. Take a look at some of our photos from the meeting and our employees having fun at our Fall Photo Booth: triumphtx.org/staff-meeting/
Please Join us for International Overdose Awareness Day; August 31st at Franklin Park in Yakima, WA.
Yakima’s International Overdose Awareness Day is being held at Franklin Park 410 S 19th Ave Yakima from 3:00 until dusk. This is Yakima’s first ever International Overdose Awareness Day and hope to mark this on the calendar every year as a community partner event. Overdose Awareness Day has been a key remembrance event for those who have died from fatal drug overdoses since 2001. On August 31 thousands of people worldwide will stand beside the friends and families of fatal overdose victims to reflect on their losses. The event intends to reinforce the idea that no-one need feel shame or disgrace at the death of someone from drug overdose.
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International Overdose Awareness Day
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Triumph Treatment Services is growing! Check out our revamped hiring page to see if you might be the perfect match for one of our openings and help us in offering Safe Paths to Health and Hope--https://tinyurl.com/ydybberz
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It’s Mental Health Awareness Month. Learn more about our suicide prevention resources.
Come check out our newest facility! Open to the public we will being hosting an open house with light refeshments to share information about our programing and what we do!
PCAP & Intake Open House
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Heart Health for Seniors
Isn't it time to take care of you or the one's you love?
#9. Reread your favorite picture and chapter books from childhood.
How much is too much when it comes to drinking alcohol? Check out this article by Real Warriors, learn warning signs and how to find help: www.realwarriors.net/active/treatment/alcoholabuse.php.
Interested in behavioral health field, well looks like Yakima Medical school is going to be expanding its offerings...
Medical school Pacific Northwest University brings $26 million to Yakima County economy; plans for future schools could include dentistry, behavioral health, and physical therapy.
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riumph is multifaceted providing a continuum of care for chemically dependent individuals and their families. We offer assessment, intensive outpatient services, stabilization group, relapse prevention, family programs, parent-child advocacy, and housing in Yakima County. Discover Triumph
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riumph Treatment Services also addresses the recovery needs of a diverse population of individuals with or without medical insurance.
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e are respected statewide for our excellence in treatment as well as our innovative approaches. All of our services are certified and licensed by the Department of Behavioral Health and Recovery (DBHR) and the Department of Health (DOH).
Patient Testimonials
Triumph will give you a jump start at real life, and it isn’t that scary.
Groups with feedback from peers and especially my counselor were the most valuable part of treatment at JOTC.
I am surprised and overwhelmed how my treatment program has been presented to me. The counseling team very professional and real.
My counselor was very attentive to my treatment needs. I feel I have a better chance at recovery process and will be able to stay clean and sober.
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