Puyallup, WA
Serving Puyallup and the valley
Our Lakewood office is about 25 minutes from Puyallup via WA-512 — and for most services, telehealth means you don't have to make the drive at all.
Plenty of our clients come from Puyallup, South Hill, Sumner, and the rest of the valley — usually because a court date put an evaluation, a class, or treatment on their to-do list. Whether your case is in Puyallup Municipal Court or the Pierce County courts in Tacoma, we complete the assessment, get the report where it needs to go, and provide the follow-up treatment or education if it's ordered.
Getting here is a straight shot on WA-512 toward Lakewood, with free parking at the office (directions). And if the drive is the problem, skip it: assessments, most groups, and ADIS are all available by secure telehealth, which Washington courts routinely accept.
What Puyallup clients come to us for
- DUI & court-ordered assessmentsEvaluations and fast-turnaround reports for Puyallup Municipal Court and Pierce County cases.
- ADIS classesThe state-certified education class many DUI cases require — in person or live telehealth.
- Outpatient & IOPTreatment scheduled around work and family, with telehealth attendance from home.
- Compliance reportingMonthly reports to courts, attorneys, and probation, filed on time.
Not sure what your court order actually requires? Our guides to DUI assessments and ADIS vs. the Victim Impact Panel cover the two most common points of confusion — or call (253) 279-7992 with the paperwork in front of you and we'll sort it out in one conversation.
Therapy and mental health support for Puyallup
Puyallup residents come to us for court-related work, but the same clinicians provide ongoing mental health counseling — anxiety, depression, trauma, and the co-occurring cases where substance use and mental health are wrapped around each other.
The Lakewood office is a straightforward drive west, and secure telehealth covers anyone in Washington if that's simpler. For a lot of Puyallup and South Hill clients, video sessions are what makes weekly therapy realistic around work and school pickup.
- Mental health counselingOngoing therapy for anxiety, depression, and trauma.
- Mental health evaluationsDiagnostic and court-ordered assessments with written reports.
- Co-occurring treatmentWhen mental health and substance use need treating together.
In immediate danger? Call 911. For urgent mental health support any time, call or text 988. To start ongoing care in Puyallup, reach us at (253) 279-7992.
One call gets it scheduled.
Tell us your court date and what's been ordered, and we'll line up the assessment, class, or treatment — in Lakewood or by telehealth.
Prefer we contact you? Skip voicemail. Submit an appointment request online and our team will contact you as soon as possible—often the same business day.