About Us
We offer PHP, IOP, and OP services for alcohol and drug. We also conduct interventions Our logo is Oregon Trail Recovery, the parent company. The name Compassionate Interventions is a subsidiary. Compassionate Interventions provides counseling in all areas, and intervention services for those who need treatment, but may not be ready to seek treatment for chemical dependency.
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Recommendations Received (39)
"One of the many things I love about this company are the owners, their compassion, their presence..."
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"One of the many things I love about this company are the owners, their compassion, their presence in our community and how humble each of them are. Great team of folks for those in need during the most difficult times. We enjoy working with them!"
"Ben ,is an example of integrity never compromises his principles and is a leader in the field."
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We have a team of therapists that have a broad range of experience. We do specialize in alcohol and drug and mental health, but please contact us a...
Compassionate Interventions is committed to providing quality mental health services to the Milwaukie community.
Our services are aimed at provi...
I offer intervention (the process of getting somebody to accept treatment who may not be willing to at first), detoxification (the process of getti...
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Recommendations Given (17)
"New Found Life is a program that was client-centered before client-centered was a buzzword. Ed..."
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"New Found Life is a program that was client-centered before client-centered was a buzzword. Ed Spatola cares about people more than most people I know. If anyone told me they had a bad experience at New Found Life, I would know they didn't do the work to succeed. I have never, nor will I ever question the integrity and ethics of New Found Life."
"Patricia is one of the first therapists I think of when I need to make a referral of a client."
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Yes. We have to by law in Oregon. I do see the benefits of MAT if used correctly.
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Yes. We have to by law in Oregon. I do see the benefits of MAT if used correctly.
Being "too busy."
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Being "too busy."
I have worked for family and had family work for me in my lifetime. It does create some insecurities, but if you have open communication with your team, it makes it safe for them to process how they feel. From a managerial point of view, I had to have my senior employees manage my son because I...
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I have worked for family and had family work for me in my lifetime. It does create some insecurities, but if you have open communication with your team, it makes it safe for them to process how they feel. From a managerial point of view, I had to have my senior employees manage my son because I blurred the line. He would come in the office and I would start bitching at him about something at the house and that sent the wrong message to employees. I decided to be dad and let the appropriate people supervise him. I also want to say he has an awesome attitude and willing to do anything that's asked. He is also ADHD. My bitching tended to tarnish his many positive qualities. He also connects to our clients better than most every other staff member, so he has innate skills a lot of people will never know. I hope all this helps.
We do interventions and have an outpatient program with sober living. (www.compassionateinterventions.com and www.oregontrailrecovery.com, respectively). Most of our clients are from outside Oregon. You can reach our Business Development manager, Colin Tardif, at 860-706-9824. Thanks, Ben
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We do interventions and have an outpatient program with sober living. (www.compassionateinterventions.com and www.oregontrailrecovery.com, respectively). Most of our clients are from outside Oregon. You can reach our Business Development manager, Colin Tardif, at 860-706-9824. Thanks, Ben
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