Discover Hope, Help, and Healing in Our Trusted 8-Week inpatient treatment Program in a Peaceful setting in idaho
👣 Start #WalkingSober
We understand the despair and uncertainty that both clients and their families may be experiencing. But we also believe in the power of hope, help, and healing.
As you step through our doors, know that you're not alone.
Your eight weeks with us in the serene setting of Gooding, Idaho, will be filled with compassionate support, candid conversations, and the inevitable ups and downs of recovery.
But our promise is simple: you'll emerge with the tools and confidence to embrace a healthy, sober life.
What Sets Us Apart from Other Inpatient Addiction Treatment Programs?
Thousands of people have recovered at The Walker Center since 1976, so you could say that we’ve been at this for a while.
We know what is important to recovery—not just the medical side but the supporting aspects of location and activities.
Experienced, licensed, and certified professionals who are ready to put in the hard work if you are.
Family programs allow your family to participate in your treatment and mend relationships - building new bonds based on trust and communication
Experiential therapy activities include team-building, our ROPES course, and therapeutic outings
Our on-site health educator develops your personalized wellness and nutrition plan while you engage in counseling and recovery activities
A remote location in beautiful Idaho nature, allowing you to focus on recovery.
Down-to-earth approach - combining expertise with a down-to-earth perspective - practical support and guidance, without judgment.
Drug withdrawal management & detoxification programs to help you stay on track and avoid relapse
Evidence-based care means that we use treatments that have been proven effective by scientific research - tried & tested thousands of times
24/7 support gives you the safety net you need
Mindfulness and physical well-being are prioritized through daily activities designed to promote overall wellness
Mental health frameworks are integrated throughout treatment, equipping you with the tools needed for sustained recovery
Gender-specific treatment programs address your unique needs
Ongoing support before, during, and after treatment—from our counselors to our strong alumni group
What to expect during the 8-week-long drug treatment program at the Walker Center
Beyond our structured program, your daily life here is all about growth and connection. From mindfulness exercises to group activities and family programs, you'll have plenty of opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with others on a similar journey.
Day-to-Day Life at The Walker Center
Jump-start your day with mindfulness and exercise like yoga, hiking and more, helping you create solid, healthy habits
Attend one-on-one sessions with counselors to provide personalized support and guidance
Go to daily group sessions and lectures, opportunities to share, learn from, and support peers
Enjoy daily meals created specifically for your dietary needs
Halfway through treatment, your family members will be invited to attend the family program
Family members can also visit every Sunday, ensuring ongoing connection with loved ones
Every other week, you’ll enjoy experiential activities like our ROPES course and other team-building opportunities
Receive skills coaching to prepare for life after treatment
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In your first week, we'll focus on getting you settled and ensuring your physical well-being. Our experienced medical team will conduct a thorough wellness assessment and address any immediate concerns, setting the stage for your recovery journey.
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As you move through weeks two to five, we'll dive into strategies based on science for coping with emotions and staying resilient. Through group sessions and one-on-one counseling, you'll gain insights into how to cope with your feelings, how to avoid relapse, and more - building out a toolset you can always refer back to on your recovery journey.
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In the final weeks of your program, we'll tackle denial and focus on creating lasting change. With evidence-based approaches like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), you'll confront negative thought patterns and develop healthier habits for the long term.
What Happens After Inpatient Treatment?
What happens after the eight weeks? Your journey is just getting started, and we are here for it. Help will always be here if you need it; all you have to do is reach out.
👣 Get Back On Your Feet Again
Need a place to stay? Apply for our Walking Sober House, or we can help you find other transitional housing options or other supportive housing programs. Regardless of your situation, our team is dedicated to helping you land on your feet again.
✒️ Become a Contributing Member of Society
Need help finding a job? We will give you personalized job search help and connect you to local employers who understand and support your recovery journey.
🏴 Stay On Track
You’ll be connected to our outpatient program office, where you can continue one-on-one counseling sessions, join group therapy sessions and family programs, and be provided with additional resources.
🖤 Join Our Community
Avoid falling back into old habits with old friends. Find supportive peers in our #WalkingSober Alumni Group, where you can connect with others who are right there with you. Attend events to make new friends who understand your journey.
How the Walker Center’s drug & Alcohol rehab saved my life
From hitting rock bottom to becoming a counselor at The Walker Center, Aime shares her story.
How much does inpatient drug rehab cost?
As each individual is different, all treatment plans are personalized to their specific needs. Many factors are taken into consideration when determining the cost, including your recovery needs, background, and mental health needs. That being said, we work with most insurance providers in the US to provide you with the help, support, and tools you need to recover. To see if your insurance covers treatment, get in touch with us.
Paying for Inpatient drug & Alcohol rehab
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Blue Cross
Regence Blue Shield
Select Health
Pacific Source
Aetna
United Behavioral Heath
Magellan
Mountain Health
Cigna
Beacon
Idaho Physicians Network (IPN)
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Department of Health and Welfare (DHW)
Pregnant Women With Children (PWWC)
Idaho Response to the Opioid Crisis (IROC)
Intravenous Drug Use (IVDU)
Idaho Department of Corrections (IDOC)
Idaho Supreme Court (IDSC)
Idaho Juvenile Court (IDJC)
Idaho Medicaid
*Most of these state-funded options are accessed through BPA Health
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Do you or someone you know need help?
Addiction is a chronic disease, much like asthma, hypertension, diabetes, cancer and many others. If you were diagnosed with stage 1 cancer, would you not seek some form of treatment to prevent it from getting worse? You don’t have to be at rock bottom to need treatment. Get help before it gets out of hand. If you are at rock bottom or have a severe diagnosis, it’s never too late to get the help you need.
