Harborview Behavioral Health Institute — Mental health service in Seattle, WA
Address325 9th Ave WA, Seattle, WA 98104
Websitebhinstitute.uw.edu
Harborview Behavioral Health Institute (BHI) is a program of Harborview Medical Center dedicated to advancing innovation, research, and clinical practice in community behavioral health. The BHI focuses on improving mental health and substance use treatment through innovative research and clinical practice, with staff and faculty from the UW Medicine Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences. Their work aims to develop and implement innovative practices and approaches to enhance access to effective behavioral health care. Harborview Medical Center offers services for patients with serious mental health and substance use problems, including an outpatient behavioral department providing evidence-based psychotherapy, integrated behavioral health and primary care, and office-based opioid treatment.
Best for
- Individuals with early psychosis
- Patients with substance use disorders
- Individuals with serious mental health problems
- Patients with polytrauma
| Key services | Specialized Treatment for Early Psychosis (STEP), Peer Bridger Projects, TeleBehavioral Health, Evidence-based psychotherapy, Integrated behavioral health and primary care, Office-based opioid treatment |
| Tags | mental health, substance use, psychotherapy, telehealth, uw medicine, harborview medical center, early psychosis treatment, trauma, addiction treatment, behavioral health |
Reviews on Google3.0 · 2 reviews
Michael J Wenger - I have uncommon polytrauma from 2012 w ongoing medical problems interfering w everyday progress. Had one intake visit, looking forward to returning in couple of weeks. Michael seems amazing. Best hour I’ve spent there besides having successful follow up surgeries.
Location
Also in Seattle
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